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Italy Outraged at Killing of Police Bloodhound, Found Dead After Eating Food Laced With Nails
Bruno, a 7-year-old, 88-kilogram (195-pound) bloodhound, was found dead in his shed in southern Taranto.
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Investors Owed up to $446 million in Superannuation Fund Collapse
Liquidators and ASIC continue to investigate amid claims the failed company had purchased a luxury sports car.
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Universities That Ignore Anti-Semitism Could Lose Federal Funds Under New Plan
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and the special envoy against anti-Semitism together released a new strategy outlining several recommendations.
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PM Pledges to Advocate for Yang Hengjun During China Visit, Silence on Persecuted Faith Group
The prime minister will continue to advocate for Yang’s interests and wellbeing, the prime minister’s office said.
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‘Tough Day’: After 100 Years, Australia’s Largest Peanut Processor to Shut Down
Around 150 people will lose their jobs when the operation closes.
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PM’s New Climate Change Secretary to Earn $930,000 a Year
The position is one of the highest paid within the Australian Public Service.
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US Sanctions UN Expert Critical of Israel’s War in Gaza
The special rapporteur is accused of abusing her position at the UN and for calling on the International Criminal Court to take action against Israel.
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Why Trump Is Losing Patience With Russia and What’s Next
The U.S. president is giving the green light to new weapons shipments to Ukraine and sanctions on Russia as negotiations with Moscow over its war stall.
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Analyst: ‘Racism’ Claims Are Muzzling CCP Interference Warnings, And It’s Exactly What Beijing Wants
‘It’s critical to be able to talk about Beijing ... in a way that doesn’t allow the issue to be turned back on those who raise it,’ says one defence expert.
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As Use of AI Chatbots Rises, so Do the Number of Customer Complaints
Telecommunications companies are employing AI technology more than ever before, but customers are less than happy.
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Hamas Agrees to Release 10 Hostages as Part of Gaza Cease-Fire Talks
The terrorist group also said key issues remain unresolved, such as Israeli troops in Gaza.
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How Beijing Evades Tariffs and How the US Is Fighting It
‘Chinese manufacturers didn’t just sit back and accept the cost’ of tariffs, a shipping expert said.
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Rubio in Malaysia for ASEAN Meetings Amid Tariff Tensions
Trade policies, tariffs, and regional security are expected to be hot topics during the multilateral discussions.
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Trump Threatens Brazil With 50 Percent Tariff Citing Trial of Former President
Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro is being tried on charges of attempting to stage a coup against the current president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
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Italy Outraged at Killing of Police Bloodhound, Found Dead After Eating Food Laced With Nails
Bruno, a 7-year-old, 88-kilogram (195-pound) bloodhound, was found dead in his shed in southern Taranto.
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Investors Owed up to $446 million in Superannuation Fund Collapse
Liquidators and ASIC continue to investigate amid claims the failed company had purchased a luxury sports car.
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Universities That Ignore Anti-Semitism Could Lose Federal Funds Under New Plan
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and the special envoy against anti-Semitism together released a new strategy outlining several recommendations.
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PM Pledges to Advocate for Yang Hengjun During China Visit, Silence on Persecuted Faith Group
The prime minister will continue to advocate for Yang’s interests and wellbeing, the prime minister’s office said.
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‘Tough Day’: After 100 Years, Australia’s Largest Peanut Processor to Shut Down
Around 150 people will lose their jobs when the operation closes.
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PM’s New Climate Change Secretary to Earn $930,000 a Year
The position is one of the highest paid within the Australian Public Service.
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US Sanctions UN Expert Critical of Israel’s War in Gaza
The special rapporteur is accused of abusing her position at the UN and for calling on the International Criminal Court to take action against Israel.
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Why Trump Is Losing Patience With Russia and What’s Next
The U.S. president is giving the green light to new weapons shipments to Ukraine and sanctions on Russia as negotiations with Moscow over its war stall.
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Analyst: ‘Racism’ Claims Are Muzzling CCP Interference Warnings, And It’s Exactly What Beijing Wants
‘It’s critical to be able to talk about Beijing ... in a way that doesn’t allow the issue to be turned back on those who raise it,’ says one defence expert.
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As Use of AI Chatbots Rises, so Do the Number of Customer Complaints
Telecommunications companies are employing AI technology more than ever before, but customers are less than happy.
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Hamas Agrees to Release 10 Hostages as Part of Gaza Cease-Fire Talks
The terrorist group also said key issues remain unresolved, such as Israeli troops in Gaza.
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How Beijing Evades Tariffs and How the US Is Fighting It
‘Chinese manufacturers didn’t just sit back and accept the cost’ of tariffs, a shipping expert said.
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Rubio in Malaysia for ASEAN Meetings Amid Tariff Tensions
Trade policies, tariffs, and regional security are expected to be hot topics during the multilateral discussions.
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Trump Threatens Brazil With 50 Percent Tariff Citing Trial of Former President
Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro is being tried on charges of attempting to stage a coup against the current president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
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