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Who Trump Chose for Australia and What It Could Mean for China Ties?
David Brat is a PhD in economics, a Master of Divinity, and a firm critic of the CCP, and he could be the next US ambassador to Australia.
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Donors Give Million-Dollar Private Plane to Australian Conservative Leader
Pauline Hanson also revealed she recently received $2 million in political donations.
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Townsville RSL Explains Decision to Omit Indigenous Acknowledgement at Dawn Service
The RSL branch president said the event honoured ‘all veterans who have served.’
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Review Launched Into State Election After ‘Missing’ Ballots Emerged Weeks Later
This comes amid concerns over the integrity of the SA election after hundreds of ‘missing’ ballots were discovered a month after the event concluded.
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Australia to Charge Big Tech New Levy to Pay News Companies for Content
Tech giants have responded to a proposal to pay more money for sharing news content.
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Opposition Pledges to Double Fuel Reserves to 60 Days
The Coalition said if work starts now, 60 days of fuel security could be achieved by 2030, up from the current amount of 49 days.
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Australia to Spend $1.2 Billion on New Military Vehicles
The spending will be used to acquire 268 new Bushmasters and upgrade the Defence Force’s current Hawkei armoured vehicle fleet.
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Wong Heads to Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul for Trade and Fuel Talks
She will also visit South Korea and Japan ahead of the Japanese Prime Minister’s forthcoming visit to Australia.
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Liberal Party Grapples With Preference Question Amid One Nation Surge
Former Prime Minister John Howard once famously said One Nation should be placed last on every Liberal Party how-to-vote card.
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Security Agencies on Alert as ISIS ‘Brides,’ Children Eye Return to Australia
Four women and nine children reportedly left Syria’s al-Roj camp on April 24 and travelled to Damascus, with plans to fly to Australia.
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‘Sitting Ducks’: Hastie Warns Australia Too Reliant on US for Security
Shadow Minister Andrew Hastie has called for a rebuild of Australia’s industrial and defence capability amid growing global uncertainty.
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New Zealand to Sign Free Trade Deal With India, Concerns Raised About Immigration Levels
New Zealand First, which is part of the 3-party governing coalition, opposes the agreement wary of migration and investment commitments.
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Hanson, Canavan Continue Pledge to Bring Down Migration Levels at Rally
‘I am not against migration at all. You have to do it in a managed way,’ Pauline Hanson told the rally in Canberra.
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‘Never Thought About Not Coming’: Roberts‑Smith at Dawn Service
Australia’s most decorated living soldier Ben Roberts-Smith arrived quietly before first light at an Anzac Day service on the Gold Coast.
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Acknowledgement of Country Booed as Australians Commemorate ANZAC Day
Police confirmed a 24-year-old man was arrested for ‘an alleged act of nuisance’ during the service and said several others were moved on.
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The Globalisation Trap: Why Over Half of Australia’s Petrol Comes from This Tiny Singaporean Island
About 54.7 percent Australia’s unleaded petrol comes from Jurong Island, a 35 square kilometre island in Singapore.
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ASIC Warns ‘Finfluencers’ Over Unlicensed Advice Targeting Young Australians
Four people have been alerted after the Australian Securities and Investment Commission found they were not licensed to provide financial advice.
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eSafety Commissioner Defends Use of Informal Notices After Tribunal Finds Practice Unlawful
The office says the approach helps address online harm, after a case that cost more than $300,000 in legal fees.
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Man Charged Over Alleged $1.5 Million NDIS Fraud Linked to Organised Crime
A 33-year-old Bankstown man has been arrested at a Sydney construction site following an investigation into the exploitation of NDIS participants.
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Brutalist Car Parks, Substations Among ‘Heritage Howlers’ in New Report
North Sydney’s MLC building was likened to a filing cabinet posing as an office tower.
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Who Trump Chose for Australia and What It Could Mean for China Ties?
David Brat is a PhD in economics, a Master of Divinity, and a firm critic of the CCP, and he could be the next US ambassador to Australia.
|
Donors Give Million-Dollar Private Plane to Australian Conservative Leader
Pauline Hanson also revealed she recently received $2 million in political donations.
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Townsville RSL Explains Decision to Omit Indigenous Acknowledgement at Dawn Service
The RSL branch president said the event honoured ‘all veterans who have served.’
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Review Launched Into State Election After ‘Missing’ Ballots Emerged Weeks Later
This comes amid concerns over the integrity of the SA election after hundreds of ‘missing’ ballots were discovered a month after the event concluded.
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Australia to Charge Big Tech New Levy to Pay News Companies for Content
Tech giants have responded to a proposal to pay more money for sharing news content.
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Opposition Pledges to Double Fuel Reserves to 60 Days
The Coalition said if work starts now, 60 days of fuel security could be achieved by 2030, up from the current amount of 49 days.
|
Australia to Spend $1.2 Billion on New Military Vehicles
The spending will be used to acquire 268 new Bushmasters and upgrade the Defence Force’s current Hawkei armoured vehicle fleet.
|
Wong Heads to Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul for Trade and Fuel Talks
She will also visit South Korea and Japan ahead of the Japanese Prime Minister’s forthcoming visit to Australia.
|
Liberal Party Grapples With Preference Question Amid One Nation Surge
Former Prime Minister John Howard once famously said One Nation should be placed last on every Liberal Party how-to-vote card.
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Security Agencies on Alert as ISIS ‘Brides,’ Children Eye Return to Australia
Four women and nine children reportedly left Syria’s al-Roj camp on April 24 and travelled to Damascus, with plans to fly to Australia.
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‘Sitting Ducks’: Hastie Warns Australia Too Reliant on US for Security
Shadow Minister Andrew Hastie has called for a rebuild of Australia’s industrial and defence capability amid growing global uncertainty.
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New Zealand to Sign Free Trade Deal With India, Concerns Raised About Immigration Levels
New Zealand First, which is part of the 3-party governing coalition, opposes the agreement wary of migration and investment commitments.
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Hanson, Canavan Continue Pledge to Bring Down Migration Levels at Rally
‘I am not against migration at all. You have to do it in a managed way,’ Pauline Hanson told the rally in Canberra.
|
‘Never Thought About Not Coming’: Roberts‑Smith at Dawn Service
Australia’s most decorated living soldier Ben Roberts-Smith arrived quietly before first light at an Anzac Day service on the Gold Coast.
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Acknowledgement of Country Booed as Australians Commemorate ANZAC Day
Police confirmed a 24-year-old man was arrested for ‘an alleged act of nuisance’ during the service and said several others were moved on.
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The Globalisation Trap: Why Over Half of Australia’s Petrol Comes from This Tiny Singaporean Island
About 54.7 percent Australia’s unleaded petrol comes from Jurong Island, a 35 square kilometre island in Singapore.
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ASIC Warns ‘Finfluencers’ Over Unlicensed Advice Targeting Young Australians
Four people have been alerted after the Australian Securities and Investment Commission found they were not licensed to provide financial advice.
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eSafety Commissioner Defends Use of Informal Notices After Tribunal Finds Practice Unlawful
The office says the approach helps address online harm, after a case that cost more than $300,000 in legal fees.
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Man Charged Over Alleged $1.5 Million NDIS Fraud Linked to Organised Crime
A 33-year-old Bankstown man has been arrested at a Sydney construction site following an investigation into the exploitation of NDIS participants.
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Brutalist Car Parks, Substations Among ‘Heritage Howlers’ in New Report
North Sydney’s MLC building was likened to a filing cabinet posing as an office tower.
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