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Australian Police Mistake Sex Doll for Body: News Update

Australian Police Mistake Sex Doll for Body: News Update

Australian police mistakenly identified a sex doll as a body in a rural area near Goulburn, leading to a brief investigation and a public statement...

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Victorian Microparty MPs Face Re-Election Struggle After GVT Abolished

Victorian Microparty MPs Face Re-Election Struggle After GVT Abolished

Victorian microparty MPs face a significant re-election struggle after the state parliament abolished group voting tickets, a move that will reshap...

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Andrew Bragg's 180,000 Migration Cap Plan for Australia

Andrew Bragg's 180,000 Migration Cap Plan for Australia

Andrew Bragg's 180,000 migration cap proposal has reignited the debate on Australia's housing crisis. The Liberal senator outlined a plan to reduce...

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Japanese Ambassador Downplays Albanese Melon Gaffe Controversy

Japanese Ambassador Downplays Albanese Melon Gaffe Controversy

The Japanese ambassador to Australia has downplayed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's controversial melon gaffe, stating that Tokyo has been reassu...

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Australia's $2.5bn Aluminium Smelter Bailout: What It Means

Australia's $2.5bn Aluminium Smelter Bailout: What It Means

Australia's $2.5bn aluminium smelter bailout is a landmark government intervention to keep the Tomago smelter operating beyond 2028. The federal an...

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Ekka on a Budget: Brisbane's Royal Show's Enduring Appeal

Ekka on a Budget: Brisbane's Royal Show's Enduring Appeal

The Ekka, Brisbane's Royal Show, offers a magical experience that doesn't have to break the bank. With careful planning, you can enjoy the agricult...

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Sydney Airport Delays: Air Traffic Controller Shortage Crisis

Sydney Airport Delays: Air Traffic Controller Shortage Crisis

Sydney airport delays are escalating due to a critical shortage of air traffic controllers, leading to safety concerns and widespread disruption. R...

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Australian Young Talents Move to Europe, Boosting Socceroos

Australian Young Talents Move to Europe, Boosting Socceroos

Australian young talents are making waves in European football, and this trend bodes well for the Socceroos. The recent transfers of Lucas Herringt...

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Private School Students Charged in Sydney Sexual Assault Case

Private School Students Charged in Sydney Sexual Assault Case

Three private school students have been charged with sexual assault offences in Sydney's eastern suburbs, according to police. The alleged incident...

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Australian Students Protest Pauline Hanson in Nationwide Walkout

Australian Students Protest Pauline Hanson in Nationwide Walkout

Australian students across the country have ditched school to protest Pauline Hanson's far-right politics, joining coordinated university union ral...

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Australian Police Mistake Sex Doll for Body: News Update
Australian Police Mistake Sex Doll for Body: News Update
Australian police mistakenly identified a sex doll as a body in a rural area near Goulburn, leading to a brief investigation and a public statement. The incident occurred on Sunday... Leer más...
Victorian Microparty MPs Face Re-Election Struggle After GVT Abolished
Victorian Microparty MPs Face Re-Election Struggle After GVT Abolished
Victorian microparty MPs face a significant re-election struggle after the state parliament abolished group voting tickets, a move that will reshape the upper house elections. The electoral amendment (miscellaneous matters)... Leer más...
Andrew Bragg's 180,000 Migration Cap Plan for Australia
Andrew Bragg's 180,000 Migration Cap Plan for Australia
Andrew Bragg's 180,000 migration cap proposal has reignited the debate on Australia's housing crisis. The Liberal senator outlined a plan to reduce net overseas migration (NOM) to 180,000 per year... Leer más...
Japanese Ambassador Downplays Albanese Melon Gaffe Controversy
Japanese Ambassador Downplays Albanese Melon Gaffe Controversy
The Japanese ambassador to Australia has downplayed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's controversial melon gaffe, stating that Tokyo has been reassured by the Australian government that the comments were not made... Leer más...
Australia's $2.5bn Aluminium Smelter Bailout: What It Means
Australia's $2.5bn Aluminium Smelter Bailout: What It Means
Australia's $2.5bn aluminium smelter bailout is a landmark government intervention to keep the Tomago smelter operating beyond 2028. The federal and NSW governments will split the cost equally, securing about... Leer más...
Ekka on a Budget: Brisbane's Royal Show's Enduring Appeal
Ekka on a Budget: Brisbane's Royal Show's Enduring Appeal
The Ekka, Brisbane's Royal Show, offers a magical experience that doesn't have to break the bank. With careful planning, you can enjoy the agricultural show's timeless charm for under $200,... Leer más...
Sydney Airport Delays: Air Traffic Controller Shortage Crisis
Sydney Airport Delays: Air Traffic Controller Shortage Crisis
Sydney airport delays are escalating due to a critical shortage of air traffic controllers, leading to safety concerns and widespread disruption. Recent events, including a near-miss between a Jetstar and... Leer más...
Australian Young Talents Move to Europe, Boosting Socceroos
Australian Young Talents Move to Europe, Boosting Socceroos
Australian young talents are making waves in European football, and this trend bodes well for the Socceroos. The recent transfers of Lucas Herrington and Nestory Irankunda to top-flight clubs highlight... Leer más...
Private School Students Charged in Sydney Sexual Assault Case
Private School Students Charged in Sydney Sexual Assault Case
Three private school students have been charged with sexual assault offences in Sydney's eastern suburbs, according to police. The alleged incident involved a 14-year-old girl and has sparked a significant... Leer más...
Australian Students Protest Pauline Hanson in Nationwide Walkout
Australian Students Protest Pauline Hanson in Nationwide Walkout
Australian students across the country have ditched school to protest Pauline Hanson's far-right politics, joining coordinated university union rallies. The protests, organized by the National Union of Students, saw high... Leer más...
Penny Wong Slams Hanson's Monoculture Fantasy as National Threat
Penny Wong Slams Hanson's Monoculture Fantasy as National Threat
Penny Wong has condemned Pauline Hanson's push for a monoculture as a dangerous fantasy that would harm Australia's national security and social cohesion. In a major address at the Lowy... Leer más...
Protesting Pauline Hanson: A Mother and Daughter's Story
Protesting Pauline Hanson: A Mother and Daughter's Story
Protesting Pauline Hanson has become a family tradition, as a mother recalls her own 1998 demonstration and watches her teenage daughter take up the cause. This personal reflection explores the... Leer más...