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NSW Police say extremist material was found after officers examined phones seized in a New Year’s Eve stop.

Authorities alleged the man used his position to refer vulnerable members of the community to a registered NDIS provider business that he co-owned.

Messages between the alleged spies and a Chinese Communist Party official to infiltrate a banned spiritual movement have been revealed.

Alexander Csergo was accused of providing reports on sensitive topics that were compiled from open-source material, including fake info, to Chinese spies.

The man is facing multiple charges, with maximum penalties of 10 years’ imprisonment.

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said the passports were issued through ‘automatic processes,’ as the opposition pushes for tougher action.

‘The thing about Australia is that people really are misinformed about many issues down here,’ says researcher John Lott Jr.

Tony Burke says security agencies advised one order, but ‘have not provided advice’ on whether others meet the legal threshold for exclusion.

Taxpayer-backed public sector wage growth continues to outpace the private sector.

Sydney Writers’ Festival CEO Brooke Webb and artistic director Ann Mossop stood by their decision to host Abdel-Fattah.

Around 400 workers are expected to be affected by the layoffs after Santos posted a 25 percent drop in profit for 2025.

Pauline Hanson stood firm on her opposition to radical Islam, including practices like polygamy and Sharia Law.

New study finds rising premature deaths from obesity-linked heart disease among younger Australians.

The AJA said hosting Tame would convey a message that incitement was tolerated.

The trans attacker transitioned after his 2009 murder conviction.

‘You find similar descriptions today when someone ‘comes out’ or ‘discovers who I am’ when they transition,’ says lecturer Paul Barnes.

Jacinta Price and Andrew Hastie have returned to the opposition front bench.

‘These are people who went overseas supporting Islamic State, and went there to provide support for people who basically want a caliphate,’ said Albanese.

Liam Alexander Hall, 31, has been charged with engaging in a terrorist act for allegedly throwing a homemade bomb into an Invasion Day rally on Jan. 26.

Some ceremonies were allegedly conducted clandestinely in suburban backyards by Islamic clerics.

NSW Police say extremist material was found after officers examined phones seized in a New Year’s Eve stop.

Authorities alleged the man used his position to refer vulnerable members of the community to a registered NDIS provider business that he co-owned.

Messages between the alleged spies and a Chinese Communist Party official to infiltrate a banned spiritual movement have been revealed.

Alexander Csergo was accused of providing reports on sensitive topics that were compiled from open-source material, including fake info, to Chinese spies.

The man is facing multiple charges, with maximum penalties of 10 years’ imprisonment.

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said the passports were issued through ‘automatic processes,’ as the opposition pushes for tougher action.

‘The thing about Australia is that people really are misinformed about many issues down here,’ says researcher John Lott Jr.

Tony Burke says security agencies advised one order, but ‘have not provided advice’ on whether others meet the legal threshold for exclusion.

Taxpayer-backed public sector wage growth continues to outpace the private sector.

Sydney Writers’ Festival CEO Brooke Webb and artistic director Ann Mossop stood by their decision to host Abdel-Fattah.

Around 400 workers are expected to be affected by the layoffs after Santos posted a 25 percent drop in profit for 2025.

Pauline Hanson stood firm on her opposition to radical Islam, including practices like polygamy and Sharia Law.

New study finds rising premature deaths from obesity-linked heart disease among younger Australians.

The AJA said hosting Tame would convey a message that incitement was tolerated.

The trans attacker transitioned after his 2009 murder conviction.

‘You find similar descriptions today when someone ‘comes out’ or ‘discovers who I am’ when they transition,’ says lecturer Paul Barnes.

Jacinta Price and Andrew Hastie have returned to the opposition front bench.

‘These are people who went overseas supporting Islamic State, and went there to provide support for people who basically want a caliphate,’ said Albanese.

Liam Alexander Hall, 31, has been charged with engaging in a terrorist act for allegedly throwing a homemade bomb into an Invasion Day rally on Jan. 26.

Some ceremonies were allegedly conducted clandestinely in suburban backyards by Islamic clerics.