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Return of the Red Scare: how the US right is weaponising the word ‘communism’
Lessons for Australia from a world on fire: former emergency chiefs
Will building an integrated ‘Anzac force’ with Australia cost NZ strategic freedom?
Getting Israel and Lebanon to the table is not enough for lasting peace, Monash study warns
Even if Hamas disarms, the challenge in Gaza will be accountability
The UK is building a fighter jet with Japan and Italy – an aviation expert explains why it could be a defence gamechanger
Trump administration is withholding more than $1B in Medicaid funds from California and Minnesota, in latest example of weaponizing real and imagined fraud
Data Centres: New Heavy Industries
Australian additive manufacturers take next step towards AUKUS submarine opportunities
Can Australia’s newest bank give the ‘big four’ some real competition?
UN Under-Secretary-General Jean-Pierre Lacroix officially launches UN Police Peacekeeping course
Historic first for NSW as Australia expands support for international wildfire operations
Good things take time – but new research suggests mindfulness can make the wait easier
Britain’s quarter century: wealth and widening inequality
Poochmaxxing: the wellness industry is coming for your pets
NSW public schools are ‘Inspiring Excellence’ this Public Education Week
Trump is hailing it as a ‘breakthrough’, but will Hamas actually disarm in Gaza?
Australia’s fuel discount is ending. What does this mean for petrol prices?
Sports venues are offering facial recognition to let people in. What are the risks?
Meta is flooding the market with Kylie Jenner’s AI glasses. Australian Cyber Security boss wants them banned
Australia provides firefighting support to France
This history of currencies suggests the US dollar’s dominance may fade – but it will happen slowly
Defining a ‘normal’ country: Japan’s long struggle between pacifism and the threats of a new era
Review of 31 Studies Finds Vegan Dog Food and Vegan Cat Food Are Well Digested
Six of history’s most dangerous fashion trends
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Radio interview – ABC Perth Mornings with Nadia Mitsopoulos
World game at war: why some European nations have threatened a World Cup boycott
Navies bring Hellfire to sink decommissioned ship
Ashurst Perkins Coie advises Oaktree Capital on landmark Zhongji Innolight IPO
A new fuel refinery is a start. But Australia is still vulnerable to shipping disruptions without a clear strategy
How heatwaves make life harder for homeless people
Pivot to green steel would unlock billions as Australia’s $120bn iron ore exports at risk from steel sector decarbonisation
Got money questions? How to get chatbots to give you accurate answers
AI in healthcare is an evolving landscape of new technologies, productivity benefits and legal uncertainties
The EU has fined Google a billion dollars for ignoring competition rules – but will it have any effect?
Australia hasn’t built an oil refinery in decades. But that could change
Allies Hone Anti-submarine Skills
Australian inflation has eased a little. An August interest rate rise now looks unlikely
Australian steel to support Virginia-class submarine construction
Ausrtalian steel to support Virginia-class submarine construction
Talent available: International Seabed Authority Assembly underway as calls for deep sea mining moratorium grows
1 in 5 Tourists Arrive in Australia Dressed for the Wrong Season, New Survey Finds
Air filters don’t stop you catching infectious respiratory diseases, landmark study indicates
When England crashes out of a football tournament, the stock market takes a dive
Statement from Michael Crowley, Managing Director, Meat & Livestock Australia on latest US tariff announcement
Crypto ATMs are here to stay despite their scam risks. How should NZ regulate them?
Taylor Swift’s wedding was a clear display of the musicians’ huge power and influence
The case for having an imperfect memory – a psychologist explains

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