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Following the colossal failure of the Voice referendum, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese indicated that he had no appetite for a referendum on making Australia a republic any time soon.

ISLAND Energy should have done a better job in communicating with customers during the recent gas outage, the Home Affairs Minister has told States Members.Deputy Helen Miles said the utility company needed to learn lessons from the events in the ten...

The Hamas assault on Israel is rapidly turning into the greatest military disaster in that countrys history - comparable to the unexpected Japanese triumph over the British in Singapore in 1942.

A few decades ago, 46 years to be exact, I was studying Geography in India. World Geography at that! The focus was on all the continents...

In celebration of innovation and camaraderie, the Department of Science and Technology-Technology Application and Promotion Institute (DOST-TAPI) is unveiling “Lunduyan 2023” on October 2 at a hotel in Mandaluyong City. The event will showcase 28 trailblazing technologies and innovation projects from various sectors, including food and manufacturing, health and wellness, agriculture, industry, energy and environment,

ANJUNG Kelana, established to take homeless people off the streets to curb the spread of Covid-19, has closed down.

In a grand celebration of innovation and camaraderie, the Department of Science and Technology – Technology Application and Promotion Institute (DOST-TAPI) is

Stop the presses: common sense has broken out in parliament. On Thursday, Suella Braverman delivered an update on the anti-terror programme Prevent, following a review into its effectiveness by Sir William Shawcross in February. Among Shawcross’s findings was his criticism about Prevent’s work on supposed ‘right-wing extremism’. An analysis done by Prevent’s ‘Research Information and

The PUNCH reports that some of the protesters, Adeyeye Olorunfemi, Philip Olatinwo, Aduwo Ayodele and the Giwa, among others, were later released by the police in the evening. The security agencies had fired teargas to disperse the students at UNILAG Junction during the protest.

Home Secretary's comments condemned by Muslim groups as 'outrageous and dangerous'