Few years on the Earth
India continues to dominate as the leading source of immigrants to Australia, even as the country experiences its first decline in net overseas migration since reopening its borders post-COVID-19. While migration trends reveal a decrease in overall numbers, the enduring prominence of Indian students and professionals underscores the importance of India-Australia migration ties. Net Migration … Read more
Queensland’s controversial “Adult Crime, Adult Time” legislation has sparked fierce debates across Australia and internationally. Designed to address youth crime, the new laws have drawn both support and widespread criticism for their potential impact on children, especially marginalized groups like Indigenous youth. Understanding the “Adult Crime, Adult Time” Laws The “Adult Crime, Adult Time” reforms … Read more
Skin cancer is a silent predator, often disguising itself in ways that can be mistaken for harmless skin issues. This reality hit home for Rachel Olivia, a 32-year-old woman from Australia, who discovered that what she initially thought was a harmless pimple was, in fact, a sign of deadly cancer. Her story highlights the critical … Read more
A series of human mistakes led to the first loss of New Zealand naval vessel since World War Two. In a tragic incident off the coast of Samoa, the New Zealand Navy suffered a significant loss when the HMNZS Manawanui sank after striking a reef in October. The cause, as a detailed military court of … Read more
Australia Passes World’s First Law Banning Social Media For Children Under 16, Groundbreaking legislation represents a pivotal moment in the global conversation about online safety and digital responsibility. By prohibiting children under 16 from accessing platforms like TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram, the law aims to shield young users from the dangers of cyberbullying, exploitation, and … Read more
Facing the harsh realities of climate change, Tuvalu is innovatively preserving its identity, culture, and statehood through a digital twin. Tuvalu, a small archipelago in the Pacific Ocean consisting of nine coral islands, is facing an existential threat from climate change. Rising sea levels are steadily encroaching on its shores, with projections indicating that much … Read more
Pakistani fan asked to leave stadium during the recent T20I match between Pakistan and Australia in Hobart, Australia, has ignited a wave of debate and concern on social media. The incident took place at Hobart’s Bellerive Oval, where the third T20I match of the series was being held. A fan, proudly wearing a Pakistan jersey … Read more
High-speed internet has revolutionized how we connect, work, and entertain ourselves, but it appears there’s a less celebrated downside to this technological boon: its impact on our health. A recent study has found a startling correlation between the rise in high-speed internet access and an increase in obesity rates. Researchers from Australian institutions like Monash … Read more
On November 19, 2024, over 40,000 people gathered outside New Zealand’s Parliament to protest a controversial bill that aims to reinterpret the Treaty of Waitangi, New Zealand’s founding document between British colonizers and the Māori people. This massive demonstration, marking the culmination of a nine-day hīkoi (peaceful protest), highlighted the deep divisions in New Zealand … Read more
The future of air travel is on the horizon, and it promises an experience unlike any other. Qantas Airways, one of the world’s leading airlines, is set to revolutionize World’s Longest Flight travel with its ambitious Project Sunrise. Starting in 2026, this groundbreaking initiative will offer passengers the unique opportunity to witness two sunrises during … Read more