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Victorian man jailed for sexually touching a child, producing child abuse material and other offences
Northern Queensland faces rising mosquito-borne virus threat
WHO launches landmark consolidated operational handbook to strengthen the global STI response amid rising infections
New bill protects workers from AI excesses
FAO experts assess risk of antimicrobial resistance spreading via food loss and waste
Strengthening Northern Air Power
Minns Labor Government introducing new bill to combat crime, corruption
“Building your network is vital”: Dr Kim Ritman award recipient shares insights for next generation
New Compliance Unit Strengthens NSW Biosecurity Systems
WHO’s Executive Board reviews progress on Immunization Agenda 2030
Bunnings decision may open door to facial recognition surveillance free-for-all
New mandatory mental health reporting & strengthened Firearm Prohibition Orders in response to Wieambilla
ABF launches Operation BROADSTAFF to combat illegal foreign fishing in northern Queensland and Torres Strait
Defence launches new Space roles in the ADF
School holidays no longer provide mental health protection for Victorian adolescents
UN expert warns space for freedom of expression is shrinking amidst growing threats: Germany
Labor’s failure to consult and protect civil liberties sees surveilance devices bill defeated
Surging worker anxiety about artificial intelligence
Joint action stops 4.2 tonnes of cocaine
No increased risk of rectal cancer in ulcerative proctitis
Nipah virus: What we know and how Australian researchers are responding
Preventive cholera vaccination resumes as global supply reaches critical milestone
Mob-led learning helps protect Country from bird flu fallout
Petra Capital fined for regulatory data reporting failures
FMA Issues Market Cleanliness Report
Regulating Islamic education can strengthen trust and authority, if religious scholars lead the way
Why Biosecurity Matters Now More Than Ever
Airservices Australia bolsters air traffic controller training with new Airways International deal
Vietnam Visits Boost In-country Biosecurity Practices
Illegal fishing boats destroyed in Torres Strait crackdown
Facial recognition technology used by police is now very accurate – but public understanding lags behind
Global regulatory authorities reaffirm labelling as a high-impact tool to combat antimicrobial resistance
From Colonial rebels to Minneapolis protesters, technology has long powered American social movements
Türk says military-controlled ballot exacerbates violence and social division: Myanmar
Health and wellbeing support underway for storm-hit communities
Critical boost for wildlife facilities to prepare for H5 bird flu
Teams Target Invasive Weed In Lake Joondalup
New Program To Crack Down On Illegal Dumping
UN experts alarmed by criminal sanctions against students protesting ETH Zurich partnerships with Israeli universities: Switzerland
Peregrine Lands, Australia Leads
Malaria researchers are getting closer to outsmarting the world’s deadliest parasite
New UN-Water findings: stronger WASH systems needed for safe drinking-water, sanitation and hygiene for all
Mount Maunganui update – technology aids recovery operation
Australia Day Honour For Sailor’s Pacific Work
RSV Nuyina Heads Home From Heard Island 25 January 2026
MC-55A Peregrine: a first-of-type capability strengthening Australia’s Defence
Drones boost ABF fight against illegal foreign fishing in Northern Territory
Drones boost ABF fight against illegal foreign fishing in Kimberley Marine Park

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