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This week saw Australia sign major defence pacts with India, Singapore, and PNG, reinforcing regional security ties amid the CCP’s ongoing influence.

An application had been submitted for an area on Mount Panorama.

His comments come after the NSW Court of Appeal blocked a pro-Palestinian protest at the Sydney Opera House.

The deal will see hostages released and Israeli troops withdrawn under the first phase, according to Trump.

‘China may interpret it to mean Australia may attempt to acquire staging bases for strikes on PRC-occupied islands,’ said Carl Schuster.

As cost-of-living pressures rise, more than one in four consumers believe retail theft is justifiable to some degree, a study by Monash University has found.

Sussan Ley welcomed the contest of ideas in the party room.

Income apportionment wrongly calculated social security overpayments between 2003 and 2020.

Nationally, rents increased 4.3 percent in a year up to the end of September. The median rent in Sydney is $807 per week, compared to $615 in Melbourne.

While government efforts have focused on protecting children online, a senator warns adults are also at risk of being manipulated by chatbots.

Questioning in Senate Estimates revealed the government had not noticed two notification emails sent to a casually monitored inbox.

State and federal governments have combined efforts to provide a funding boost to Glencore’s embattled Queensland facilities.

The two prime ministers also discussed the recent Optus incident.

Indigenous Australians Minister Malarndirri McCarthy has earmarked the introduction of penalties to help with enforcing targets.

New National Security Investigations (NSI) teams are being launched in 3 cities, with a strategy that goes beyond investigation and enforcement.

An new assessment of cybercrime in Australia shows scammers are successfully targeting some victims more than once, prompting a new warning from police.

New body to make risk-based parole assessments for federal offenders, removing political influence and prioritising public safety

A new counterterrorism bill introduces powers to target state sponsors of terrorism after ASIO links Iranian forces to anti-Semitic attacks.

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas said he was worried about the ‘Americanisation’ of Australian politics.

The United Firefighters Union is concerned the metro tunnel is unsafe during emergency.

This week saw Australia sign major defence pacts with India, Singapore, and PNG, reinforcing regional security ties amid the CCP’s ongoing influence.

An application had been submitted for an area on Mount Panorama.

His comments come after the NSW Court of Appeal blocked a pro-Palestinian protest at the Sydney Opera House.

The deal will see hostages released and Israeli troops withdrawn under the first phase, according to Trump.

‘China may interpret it to mean Australia may attempt to acquire staging bases for strikes on PRC-occupied islands,’ said Carl Schuster.

As cost-of-living pressures rise, more than one in four consumers believe retail theft is justifiable to some degree, a study by Monash University has found.

Sussan Ley welcomed the contest of ideas in the party room.

Income apportionment wrongly calculated social security overpayments between 2003 and 2020.

Nationally, rents increased 4.3 percent in a year up to the end of September. The median rent in Sydney is $807 per week, compared to $615 in Melbourne.

While government efforts have focused on protecting children online, a senator warns adults are also at risk of being manipulated by chatbots.

Questioning in Senate Estimates revealed the government had not noticed two notification emails sent to a casually monitored inbox.

State and federal governments have combined efforts to provide a funding boost to Glencore’s embattled Queensland facilities.

The two prime ministers also discussed the recent Optus incident.

Indigenous Australians Minister Malarndirri McCarthy has earmarked the introduction of penalties to help with enforcing targets.

New National Security Investigations (NSI) teams are being launched in 3 cities, with a strategy that goes beyond investigation and enforcement.

An new assessment of cybercrime in Australia shows scammers are successfully targeting some victims more than once, prompting a new warning from police.

New body to make risk-based parole assessments for federal offenders, removing political influence and prioritising public safety

A new counterterrorism bill introduces powers to target state sponsors of terrorism after ASIO links Iranian forces to anti-Semitic attacks.

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas said he was worried about the ‘Americanisation’ of Australian politics.

The United Firefighters Union is concerned the metro tunnel is unsafe during emergency.