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Ben Roberts-Smith in military uniform

In a landmark ruling that pulled back the curtain on the secrecy of Australia’s elite Special Air Service (SAS), one of the country’s most decorated soldiers, Ben Roberts-Smith, lost a defamation lawsuit against three Australian newspapers. The publications accused the former SAS corporal of participating in the murder of six…

The Federal Court of Australia has dismissed the defamation case brought by Australia’s most decorated living soldier against three newspapers that accused him of war crimes in Afghanistan. Ben Roberts-Smith, a former SAS corporal and Victoria Cross recipient, sued the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Canberra Times and three journalists over a series of articles published in 2018. He claimed the newspapers wrongly portrayed him as a murderer, a…

Australia and EU aim to conclude trade deal by mid-2023 Australia’s Trade Minister, Don Farrell, has announced that the country is ready for free trade negotiations with the European Union (EU) to extend beyond the original mid-year deadline. This flexibility is in response to the challenge of reaching an agreement on key issues, including the use of geographic names claimed by Europe, such as proseco. Farrell expressed Australia’s commitment to…

BHP Admits Payroll Errors Resulting in Underpayment of Nearly 30,000 Workers by $430 Million Since 2010 Mining giant BHP has admitted to underpaying almost 30,000 current and former employees in Australia due to errors in its payroll system. The company estimates it will have to pay back around $430 million, plus interest, to rectify the issue. The payroll errors date back to 2010 and involve two main issues: incorrect deduction…

Australia Calls for Stricter Laws on Artificial Intelligence to Address Concerns

Australia announced plans to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) and potentially ban deep fakes and misleading AI-generated content. The move comes in response to concerns over the misuse of AI technology and its potential impact on society. Industry and Science Minister Ed Husic expressed the need for caution and ensuring that technology does not surpass ethical boundaries. Addressing Concerns and Recognizing Risks Husic acknowledged the growing concern within the community about the rapid advancement of AI technology and its potential consequences.…

3-year-old found dead in Sydney apartment was stabbed multiple times

Police are investigating the tragic death of a three-year-old boy who was found stabbed in a Sydney unit on Wednesday afternoon. A 45-year-old man, who is believed to have attacked the child before attempting to take his own life, was also found with serious injuries and taken to hospital. Child stabbed multiple times According to the Daily Telegraph, the boy was stabbed multiple times in the chest and abdomen by the man, who was known to him. The man then…

"Queensland’s 91-Year-Old Widow Loses Almost $500,000 in Scam While Trying to Help Police".

Queensland Widow’s Alarming Loss Serves as a Warning to Others: A 91-year-old widow from Queensland found herself entangled in a devastating scam, losing almost $500,000 in the process. Initially believing she was assisting the police in tracking down a scammer, Margaret soon discovered that she had become the victim of a clever ruse. “I really haven’t felt the same since,” she shared with the media, highlighting the emotional toll of the incident. Margaret and her family have decided to speak…

A concerned student holding a "Stop Violence" sign.

A student in Valongo, Portugal, was brutally beaten by three of his classmates, resulting in his hospitalization at Hospital de S. João in Porto. The incident has shocked the local community and raised concerns about the safety of students within schools. The attack occurred during school hours, leaving the victim with multiple injuries. The young man was swiftly transported to the hospital for medical treatment. The severity of his injuries has not been disclosed. The motives behind the assault remain…

A symbolic image representing money laundering, illustrating the financial misconduct and the penalty faced by Crown Resorts in Australia.

Crown Resorts, one of Australia’s prominent casino groups, is set to pay a hefty civil penalty of Aus$450 million (US$290 million) due to lax money laundering controls that allowed cash to be brought into its casinos in unconventional ways. The agreement, reached between Crown Resorts and the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC), highlights the casino’s failure to implement adequate measures to detect and prevent money laundering and terrorism financing at its Melbourne and Perth establishments. The penalty, subject…

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Roger Cook Poised to Lead Western Australia as Premier Following Mark McGowan's Resignation

Roger Cook, the deputy premier of Western Australia, is poised to assume the role of the state’s leader following the resignation of Mark McGowan. Cook has garnered substantial support from legislators within his party, positioning him as the likely successor to lead Australia’s largest state by land area. The unexpected departure of McGowan, who steered the centre-left Labor Party to a resounding victory in the 2021 elections, has paved the way for Cook’s ascension. Endorsement from Labor Party The Labor…

Indigenous Affairs Minister Linda Burney announces the approval of the Referendum Bill for Indigenous Voice in the Australian House of Representatives.

Referendum Bill for Indigenous Voice Approved In a significant step towards constitutional reform, the bill allowing the referendum on the Voice to Parliament has successfully passed the House of Representatives. Indigenous Affairs Minister Linda Burney took to Twitter to confirm the outcome, marking a historic milestone in the push for Indigenous recognition and empowerment. With overwhelming support, both the government and the majority of the Liberal party voted in favor of the constitutional alteration bill. The final vote count of…

Teenage Boy Charged with Murder Following Fatal Stabbing at Melbourne Bus Stop

A Teenager Charged with Murder in Melbourne: A devastating incident unfolded at a bus stop in Melbourne’s north, resulting in the tragic death of 16-year-old Pasawm Lyhym. Now, a 17-year-old boy from Hillside has turned himself in to the Keilor Downs Police Station, where he has been formally charged with murder. The shocking attack took place on May 18, with witnesses recounting the horrifying moment when Lyhym was allegedly stabbed in the neck. Despite the efforts of paramedics, the young…

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