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Critics say that “the white rhinos of old-growth forests” in British Columbia are rapidly being felled by timber companies, even as the provincial government largely postpones its 2020 pledge to protect the remaining ancient forests.

Incredible. incredible gift to know i dont have to do this alone for my girls and that law enforcement world, they always talk about how like i got your six. means like i have got your back. as a cop wife, we wear shirts and sweat shirts that says i have got his six. i had zacs six. and then he died and i was alone. now it feels like folds has my six that i dont have to do this alone. and im just so grateful to know that my daughters are going to have an incredible education and our pain is reme...

The Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN) Hobart-class guided missile destroyer HMAS Sydney has successfully test fired a Harpoon surface-to-surface missile against a land target.

The Royal Australian Navy (RAN) achieved successful missile firings from Hobart-class destroyer HMAS Sidney.

Queen Elizabeth II had a long and storied history Down Under visiting the country 16 times during her 70-year reign winning a place in the hearts of Australians - even among staunch republicans.

An Australian businessman is baffled by the lack of interest from the federal government in buying his Pacific islands - and admitted he has engaged Chinese buyers.

Afghanistan made a point to underline the commitment we have a country, as a country, made to the afghan men and women, who risked their lives to serve as interpreters for the u.s. military. >> our message to those women and mens clear. there is a home for you in the united states, if you so choose, and we will stand with you just as you stood with us. >> that was a year ago last month. the war in afghanistan was the longest war in this nations history. the message that president biden was under...

The crew were filming construction in Munda in Solomon Islands Western province when they were ordered to stop filming by China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation staff.

A defence expert has revealed Australia spends $14million buying uniform for the Defence Force from China - our biggest military threat.

Beijing blocked the commodity in November, 2020, to punish Canberra for suggesting an international inquiry should be held into the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic which began in Wuhan.