Australia

Clash Between Indian Cricket Fans And Pro-Khalistani Supporters Outside Melbourne Cricket Ground: Watch

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Melbourne Cricket Ground

The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) witnessed a dramatic turn of events outside its gates as Indian cricket fans clashed with a group of pro-Khalistani supporters during the fourth Test between India and Australia. The incident, which garnered widespread attention, saw tensions rise when the group brandished pro-Khalistani flags and raised anti-India slogans. Adding fuel to … Read more

47-Year-Old Man Who Killed 100 Kangaroos in Australia Arrested

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47-Year-Old Man Who Killed 100 Kangaroos

47-Year-Old Man Who Killed 100 kangaroos in a shocking act of animal cruelty has been charged with multiple offenses, including aggravated cruelty and unsafe firearm storage. This incident, which took place at the Singleton army base in New South Wales, has sparked outrage across Australia and reignited debates about the effectiveness of animal protection laws … Read more

Cook Islands Wants Its Own Passport, New Zealand Clearly Rejected It

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Cook Island

The Cook Islands, a self-governing Pacific nation in free association with New Zealand, has sparked debate over its recent proposal to introduce a separate passport for its citizens while retaining their New Zealand citizenship. This bold move, championed by Prime Minister Mark Brown, seeks to recognize the unique identity of the Cook Islanders. However, New … Read more

New Zealand Economy Officially Entered a Technical Recession

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New Zealand Economy Officially Entered a Technical Recession

The New Zealand economy officially entered a technical recession, grappling with a significant contraction in key sectors and widespread economic challenges. Recent data from Stats NZ paints a sobering picture of the economic landscape, with back-to-back quarterly GDP declines signaling a period of economic turmoil. New Zealand Economy Officially Entered a Technical Recession New Zealand’s … Read more

Garage Shaking During the 7.3 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Vanuatu: Watch

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7.3 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Vanuatu

The Pacific nation of Vanuatu experienced a powerful 7.3 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Vanuatu, leaving destruction in its wake. With crushed cars, flattened buildings, and displaced communities, the earthquake has become one of the most significant disasters in the country’s recent history. Reports of casualties and injuries are beginning to emerge as rescue operations continue amid … Read more

5 Heroin Traffickers Return to Australia from Indonesia After 20 Years in Jail

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Heroin Traffickers Return to Australia

In a landmark agreement between Australia and Indonesia, five Heroin Traffickers Return to Australia, their home country after nearly two decades in Indonesian prisons. This move marks the culmination of years of diplomatic negotiations and raises questions about justice, rehabilitation, and international relations. A Historic Transfer: From Bali to Australia The five individuals—Matthew Norman, Scott … Read more

India Remains Top Immigrants to Australia Despite Fall in Net Migration

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immigrants to Australia

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 New Laws Allow Children as Young as 10 to Face the Same Sentences as Adults

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Queensland

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

Rare! Woman Finds Out Pimple on Forehead is Cancer After a Year in Australia

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Pimple on Forehead is Cancer

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

First Loss of New Zealand naval vessel since World War Two Due to Autopilot Errors

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New Zealand naval vessel

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