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Coastal GasLink has been issued another set of stop-work orders covering five sections of their 670 kilometre ...

With just six months to go before Australians decide on the Voice to Parliament referendum, questions about contemporary Australian government and

Japan’s three military branches will participate in the United States’ Large Scale Global Exercise 2023, according to a Wednesday news release from the Japanese Defense Ministry’s Joint Staff Office (JSO). The Japan Self-Defense Forces will participate in the exercise around the Indo-Pacific from May 15 through Aug. 19. The drills hope to better the tactical […]

In the United States we have Memorial Day. South Korea has their own Memorial Day on June 6. Belgium and France have Armistice Day. The United Kingdom and Canada have

Eminent Australian and Indigenous journalist, Stan Grant, was driven   to resign from the ABC (the Australian equivalent of the UK BBC) as compere of the

The Wood Buffalo RCMP would like to remind drivers about the dangers of speeding. Earlier this month, on May 5...

A street in the City of Perth is renamed in recognition of Private Nain Singh Sailani, following a personal request from India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Police searched three properties in Takanini, Pakuranga and Ōtara.

Are modern Australians less compassionate and tolerant than their forbears?

Today marks 80 years since the Dambusters Raid during World War II, a mission so secretive the crew didn't even know their target until the night before.