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October 6, 2026
Australia/Human Rights/World

Australia Opposition Proposes Historic Immigration Cuts, Targeting Temporary Visas

Australia’s conservative opposition coalition has proposed what Opposition Leader Angus Taylor called the country’s “biggest cut to immigration in the history of this country”, seeking to reduce temporary migration, restrict international student

Australia/World

Australia Faces Demographic Turning Point as Births Fall and Population Ages

Australia is approaching a major demographic shift that could reshape its economy and public services over the coming decades, with the government forecasting that deaths will exceed births for the first time in the 2060s. The projection comes as the

September 21, 2026

Australia Sues Telegram Over Alleged Failure to Remove Terrorist Content

Australia/World

Australia’s internet safety regulator has launched legal proceedings against messaging platform Telegram, alleging the company failed to remove terrorist content from its service despite

Modi Accelerates India’s Global Push for Uranium and Critical Minerals

Australia/India/World

India is intensifying its efforts to secure uranium and critical mineral supplies through a series of international agreements as the government seeks to strengthen

The U.S. and UK’s Submarine Deal Crosses Nuclear Red Lines with Australia

March 18, 2023
Australia/United Kingdom/United States

The recent Australia, U.S., and UK $368 billion deal on buying nuclear submarines has been termed by Paul Keating, a former Australian prime minister, as the “worst deal in all history.” It commits Australia

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India: Defence ties with Australia are strong

March 1, 2023
Australia/India

Wandering through Australia, I’m discovering that our own great Sikhs came in shiploads during the 19th century to fight under Australian officers in World War I. The Brits brought camels from India

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