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3 Dead In Australia After Telecom Company Glitch Disrupts Emergency Calls
Three people in Australia have died after a technical failure at Optus, the country's second-largest telecommunications provider, disrupted emergency call services.
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Deakin University And NDTV Celebrate Vice Chancellors Meritorious 100% Scholarship Finalists
20 Indian students compete for Deakin University's Vice Chancellor's 100% Scholarship from 7,000+ nationwide applications
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Australia's UOW India Centre At GIFT City To Begin Classes From July
The university has also opened applications for its three FinTech programmes.
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Meta To Stop Paying Australian News Media
Facebook parent Meta announced Friday it would no longer pay Australian media companies for news, prompting a government warning that the firm was in "dereliction" of past promises.
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Apple, Microsoft Accused of Not Doing Enough to Stop Child Exploitation by Australian Regulator
Australia's e-Safety Commissioner, the country's regulator set up to protect Internet users, has accused Microsoft and Apple of not doing enough to protect children from online abuse. In a report, the regulator said that Apple and Microsoft did not proactively screen for child abuse material on iCloud and OneDrive, and did not use any technology to...
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Australia Recognises Covaxin For Travel As It Eases Border Curbs
Earlier, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) had recommended that only the vaccines approved for use in Australia, and Covishield from India and Sinovac from China be recognised for the purposes of travel and other restrictions.
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Python Covered With More Than 500 Ticks Rescued In Australia
A python was rescued by snake catchers in Australia which was found covered in over 500 ticks. A professional handler removed the snake and took it for treatment at a wildlife clinic, the report said.
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Australia To Introduce New Technology For Drone "Crackdown" At Airports
Australia will introduce new surveillance technology for a "crackdown" on drones next year, aviation authorities said today, as concerns mount over their increasing prevalence in public areas.
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Hail The Size Of Tennis Balls Hits Sydney, Costs $57 Million In Damages
Australia's largest city was picking up the pieces on Friday after a series of lightning and hailstorms pummelled cars with ice blocks the size of tennis balls.
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Australia Honours Bravery Of Divers Involved In Thai Cave Rescue
Australia gave state honours on Tuesday to nine people who helped rescue most of a Thai boys' soccer team trapped in a flooded cave, with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull saying their teamwork had set an example for world leaders.
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3 Dead In Australia After Telecom Company Glitch Disrupts Emergency Calls
Three people in Australia have died after a technical failure at Optus, the country's second-largest telecommunications provider, disrupted emergency call services.
-
Deakin University And NDTV Celebrate Vice Chancellors Meritorious 100% Scholarship Finalists
20 Indian students compete for Deakin University's Vice Chancellor's 100% Scholarship from 7,000+ nationwide applications
-
Australia's UOW India Centre At GIFT City To Begin Classes From July
The university has also opened applications for its three FinTech programmes.
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Meta To Stop Paying Australian News Media
Facebook parent Meta announced Friday it would no longer pay Australian media companies for news, prompting a government warning that the firm was in "dereliction" of past promises.
-
Apple, Microsoft Accused of Not Doing Enough to Stop Child Exploitation by Australian Regulator
Australia's e-Safety Commissioner, the country's regulator set up to protect Internet users, has accused Microsoft and Apple of not doing enough to protect children from online abuse. In a report, the regulator said that Apple and Microsoft did not proactively screen for child abuse material on iCloud and OneDrive, and did not use any technology to...
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Australia Recognises Covaxin For Travel As It Eases Border Curbs
Earlier, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) had recommended that only the vaccines approved for use in Australia, and Covishield from India and Sinovac from China be recognised for the purposes of travel and other restrictions.
-
Python Covered With More Than 500 Ticks Rescued In Australia
A python was rescued by snake catchers in Australia which was found covered in over 500 ticks. A professional handler removed the snake and took it for treatment at a wildlife clinic, the report said.
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Australia To Introduce New Technology For Drone "Crackdown" At Airports
Australia will introduce new surveillance technology for a "crackdown" on drones next year, aviation authorities said today, as concerns mount over their increasing prevalence in public areas.
-
Hail The Size Of Tennis Balls Hits Sydney, Costs $57 Million In Damages
Australia's largest city was picking up the pieces on Friday after a series of lightning and hailstorms pummelled cars with ice blocks the size of tennis balls.
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Australia Honours Bravery Of Divers Involved In Thai Cave Rescue
Australia gave state honours on Tuesday to nine people who helped rescue most of a Thai boys' soccer team trapped in a flooded cave, with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull saying their teamwork had set an example for world leaders.
