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Solar Farms May Be Forced to Cut Output Due to Grid Constraints, AEMO Warns
AEMO’s modelling shows that unless new transmission projects are completed soon, the situation could get worse.
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Ardern to Face Questions at COVID Inquiry Over Lockdowns, Mandates
Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will appear before the country’s Royal Commission into the COVID response.
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Taxpayer-Supported Charity Offers $100,000 Role to Support Palestinian Refugees in Sydney
‘The role further focused on supporting refugees, migrants and humanitarian entrants from Palestine,’ the position requires.
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‘Watershed Moment’: Over 100 Jobs Cut in Higher Ed Shake-Up Across Australia
Australian universities announce deep staff cuts amid mounting financial pressures.
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UNESCO Orders Full Review of Great Barrier Reef Conservation Efforts
UNESCO orders detailed reef report by February, with possible ‘In Danger’ listing in 2026 if Australia fails to show stronger environmental progress.
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Report Alleges CFMEU Used Intimidation Tactics to Silence Opposition
The union’s conduct has come in for harsh criticism from a senior lawyer asked to investigate, but remains registered.
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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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‘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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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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What’s in Victoria’s Plan to Embed an ‘Indigenous Assembly’ in Parliament?
Details are scarce but the new Voice will resemble the federal version rejected in 2023.
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Chef Pleads With Reporters After Her Dish Used in Twisted Triple Murder Case
Successful Sydney cook Nagi Maehashi has called for journalists to stop messaging her after it was revealed her recipe had been involved in the murders.
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Future Interest Rate Cut Still in the Mix: RBA Governor
Bullock defends cautious approach as board reveals split vote on rate cut.
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Albanese Confirms Date of 2nd Visit to China, Spruiks Trade Relationship
Albanese to visit China for talks with CCP Leader Xi, aiming to boost trade, tech and green energy ties.
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Coroner Finds NT Police Displayed Hallmarks of ‘Institutional Racism’
Coroner urges 32 reforms, including NT Police complaint overhaul, anti-racism strategy, and officer training on fatal shooting of Kumanjayi Walker.
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Migration Wave Fuels $38 Billion Remittance Surge From Australia—India, China Tops List
India and China were the top two destinations for Australia’s remittances.
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WA Ambulance Ramping Tops 5,100 Hours a Month, AMA Urges National Fix
Ramping is said to occur anytime an ambulance spends more than 30 minutes waiting outside a hospital for its patient to be admitted.
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Australian Federal Government to Back $2 Billion Green Hydrogen Hunter Project
The Orica Plant is expected to produce up to 4,700 tonnes of green hydrogen a year.
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Farmers Raise Alarm as Governments Divert Water Supply for Environment and Indigenous Use
Rural Victorians are facing pressure on multiple fronts over access to the precious resource.
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Vitamin B6 Warning: Nerve Damage Risk Linked to 1,500 Products
Australia’s TGA has announced new rules around the sales of products containing B6.
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Solar Farms May Be Forced to Cut Output Due to Grid Constraints, AEMO Warns
AEMO’s modelling shows that unless new transmission projects are completed soon, the situation could get worse.
|
Ardern to Face Questions at COVID Inquiry Over Lockdowns, Mandates
Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will appear before the country’s Royal Commission into the COVID response.
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Taxpayer-Supported Charity Offers $100,000 Role to Support Palestinian Refugees in Sydney
‘The role further focused on supporting refugees, migrants and humanitarian entrants from Palestine,’ the position requires.
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‘Watershed Moment’: Over 100 Jobs Cut in Higher Ed Shake-Up Across Australia
Australian universities announce deep staff cuts amid mounting financial pressures.
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UNESCO Orders Full Review of Great Barrier Reef Conservation Efforts
UNESCO orders detailed reef report by February, with possible ‘In Danger’ listing in 2026 if Australia fails to show stronger environmental progress.
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Report Alleges CFMEU Used Intimidation Tactics to Silence Opposition
The union’s conduct has come in for harsh criticism from a senior lawyer asked to investigate, but remains registered.
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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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‘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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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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What’s in Victoria’s Plan to Embed an ‘Indigenous Assembly’ in Parliament?
Details are scarce but the new Voice will resemble the federal version rejected in 2023.
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Chef Pleads With Reporters After Her Dish Used in Twisted Triple Murder Case
Successful Sydney cook Nagi Maehashi has called for journalists to stop messaging her after it was revealed her recipe had been involved in the murders.
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Future Interest Rate Cut Still in the Mix: RBA Governor
Bullock defends cautious approach as board reveals split vote on rate cut.
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Albanese Confirms Date of 2nd Visit to China, Spruiks Trade Relationship
Albanese to visit China for talks with CCP Leader Xi, aiming to boost trade, tech and green energy ties.
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Coroner Finds NT Police Displayed Hallmarks of ‘Institutional Racism’
Coroner urges 32 reforms, including NT Police complaint overhaul, anti-racism strategy, and officer training on fatal shooting of Kumanjayi Walker.
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Migration Wave Fuels $38 Billion Remittance Surge From Australia—India, China Tops List
India and China were the top two destinations for Australia’s remittances.
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WA Ambulance Ramping Tops 5,100 Hours a Month, AMA Urges National Fix
Ramping is said to occur anytime an ambulance spends more than 30 minutes waiting outside a hospital for its patient to be admitted.
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Australian Federal Government to Back $2 Billion Green Hydrogen Hunter Project
The Orica Plant is expected to produce up to 4,700 tonnes of green hydrogen a year.
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Farmers Raise Alarm as Governments Divert Water Supply for Environment and Indigenous Use
Rural Victorians are facing pressure on multiple fronts over access to the precious resource.
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Vitamin B6 Warning: Nerve Damage Risk Linked to 1,500 Products
Australia’s TGA has announced new rules around the sales of products containing B6.
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