Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that those responsible for leaking examination papers will face strict punishment, while assuring students that the government is working to make India’s examination system …
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Dozens of organisations representing Hong Kong, Tibetan, Uyghur, Taiwanese and other diaspora communities have jointly condemned China’s newly introduced ethnic unity legislation, warning that it could deepen forced assimilation and …
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The South Australian government has confirmed that redevelopment work in Adelaide’s Parklands will continue despite a public campaign that has triggered a parliamentary inquiry into the controversial projects. The decision …
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Australian universities will be required to formally define antisemitism, Islamophobia and racism against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples under new federal standards designed to strengthen safety, accountability and transparency …
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Veteran Republican US senator Lindsey Graham has died at the age of 71 following what his office described as a brief and sudden illness. Graham died on the evening of …
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Western Australian Premier Roger Cook will personally oversee the state’s defence industries and tourism portfolios as part of a cabinet reshuffle triggered by the retirement of veteran minister Paul Papalia. …
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Veteran Australian journalist, broadcaster and former federal senator Derryn Hinch has died at the age of 82, ending a remarkable public career that stretched across journalism, talkback radio, television and …
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Clare Mocks One Nation and Coalition in ‘Vanilla’ Multiculturalism Clash
by News Deskby News DeskFederal Education Minister Jason Clare has compared One Nation, the Liberal Party and the Nationals to different flavours of Neapolitan ice cream that are all attempting to become “vanilla”, as …
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China’s recent launch of a nuclear-capable ballistic missile into the Pacific has intensified calls for a regional security agreement led by Pacific nations. Australia’s Pacific Minister Pat Conroy said the …
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Pauline Hanson Jokes About Rounding Up Australians Who Disagree With Her and Sending Them to an Island in UK Interview
by News Deskby News DeskOne Nation leader Pauline Hanson has sparked controversy during her UK media tour by joking about “rounding up” Australians who disagree with her politics and relocating them to an island. …
