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Penalties, Visa Cancellation: Australia's Crackdown On Hate Speech After Bondi Beach Attack
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Thursday promised a crackdown on hate speech in the wake of an attack on a Jewish holiday event at Sydney's Bondi Beach, as the youngest of 15 victims was laid to rest.
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Deloitte To Repay Australian Government After AI Errors Found In Official Report
The company insisted that the use of AI had no impact on the "substantive content, findings or recommendations" of the report.
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"No Place In Our Country": Australia Slams Campaigns Against Increasing Migration Of Indians
The Australian government has disapproved of the campaigns taking place across various cities against increasing migration of Indians, saying this "brand of far-right activism grounded in racism and ethnocentrism" has no place in the country.
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Australia Holds Study Fair In Delhi To Help Students With Visas, Scholarships
Australia has witnessed a significant rise in its appeal to Indian students, mainly attributed to its education system, promising opportunities.
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Australia To Give $74 Million As Assistance Package To Ukraine
The Australian government will provide a new A$110 million ($73.5 million) package to Ukraine including 70 military vehicles to defend against Russia's invasion, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Monday.
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Exercise "Caution" While Travelling To India: Australia Asks Citizens
The Australian government on Tuesday asked its citizens to exercise "high degree of caution" while travelling to India, which has witnessed violent protests against the amended Citizenship Act.
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UN Asks Australia To Release Tamil Family Fighting Deportation
The UN has asked the Australian government to release the Tamil family, fighting deportation to Sri Lanka, from offshore detention into a "community setting arrangement" to find another way to end their existing situation.
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Amid Protests By Relatives Of Victims, Australia Shelves MH370 Memorial
The final resting place of the Boeing 777, which had 239 people on board when it disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing in March 2014, is still unknown despite two massive underwater searches off Australia's west coast.
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Sex Scandal Opens Rift In Embattled Australia Government
Australia's parliamentary sex scandal opened a rift in the governing coalition on Friday as deputy leader Barnaby Joyce described Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull as "inept" for criticising his affair with an aide.
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Australia Says Suspended MH370 Search Could Resume In Future
The Australian government said on Wednesday it was not ruling out a future underwater search for a missing Malaysia Airlines passenger jet as families of those on board criticised the decision to suspend the hunt after three fruitless years.
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Will Take Up Matter With Australia: Sushma Swaraj On Burning Of Indian Bus Driver
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said India will take up at the highest level of Australian government the immolation of an Indian-origin bus driver in Brisbane.
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Damage To Great Barrier Reef Costs Ship Owner $30 Million
The Australian government says it has reached a 39.3 million Australian dollar ($29.6 million) settlement with the owners of a Chinese coal carrier to pay for environmental damage caused when the ship ran aground on the Great Barrier Reef six year ago.
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Assault Of Sikh Boy In An Australian Bus Raised In Rajya Sabha
A BJP member in Rajya Sabha today raised the issue of a 13-year old Sikh boy being mocked and assaulted in a Melbourne bus and asked the government to take up the matter with its Australian counterpart.
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Australian Minister Resigns Over Hong Kong Bar Incident
An Australian government minister resigned today after admitting to an "error of professional judgement" while at a Hong Kong bar with a female public servant.
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Dying Pakistani Man's Family Get Australia Visas, Finally
The Australian government today caved in and granted visas to the mother and brother of a dying Pakistani man after being accused of "a callous decision" condemning him to a lonely death.
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Penalties, Visa Cancellation: Australia's Crackdown On Hate Speech After Bondi Beach Attack
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Thursday promised a crackdown on hate speech in the wake of an attack on a Jewish holiday event at Sydney's Bondi Beach, as the youngest of 15 victims was laid to rest.
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Deloitte To Repay Australian Government After AI Errors Found In Official Report
The company insisted that the use of AI had no impact on the "substantive content, findings or recommendations" of the report.
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"No Place In Our Country": Australia Slams Campaigns Against Increasing Migration Of Indians
The Australian government has disapproved of the campaigns taking place across various cities against increasing migration of Indians, saying this "brand of far-right activism grounded in racism and ethnocentrism" has no place in the country.
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Australia Holds Study Fair In Delhi To Help Students With Visas, Scholarships
Australia has witnessed a significant rise in its appeal to Indian students, mainly attributed to its education system, promising opportunities.
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Australia To Give $74 Million As Assistance Package To Ukraine
The Australian government will provide a new A$110 million ($73.5 million) package to Ukraine including 70 military vehicles to defend against Russia's invasion, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Monday.
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Exercise "Caution" While Travelling To India: Australia Asks Citizens
The Australian government on Tuesday asked its citizens to exercise "high degree of caution" while travelling to India, which has witnessed violent protests against the amended Citizenship Act.
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UN Asks Australia To Release Tamil Family Fighting Deportation
The UN has asked the Australian government to release the Tamil family, fighting deportation to Sri Lanka, from offshore detention into a "community setting arrangement" to find another way to end their existing situation.
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Amid Protests By Relatives Of Victims, Australia Shelves MH370 Memorial
The final resting place of the Boeing 777, which had 239 people on board when it disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing in March 2014, is still unknown despite two massive underwater searches off Australia's west coast.
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Sex Scandal Opens Rift In Embattled Australia Government
Australia's parliamentary sex scandal opened a rift in the governing coalition on Friday as deputy leader Barnaby Joyce described Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull as "inept" for criticising his affair with an aide.
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Australia Says Suspended MH370 Search Could Resume In Future
The Australian government said on Wednesday it was not ruling out a future underwater search for a missing Malaysia Airlines passenger jet as families of those on board criticised the decision to suspend the hunt after three fruitless years.
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Will Take Up Matter With Australia: Sushma Swaraj On Burning Of Indian Bus Driver
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said India will take up at the highest level of Australian government the immolation of an Indian-origin bus driver in Brisbane.
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Damage To Great Barrier Reef Costs Ship Owner $30 Million
The Australian government says it has reached a 39.3 million Australian dollar ($29.6 million) settlement with the owners of a Chinese coal carrier to pay for environmental damage caused when the ship ran aground on the Great Barrier Reef six year ago.
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Assault Of Sikh Boy In An Australian Bus Raised In Rajya Sabha
A BJP member in Rajya Sabha today raised the issue of a 13-year old Sikh boy being mocked and assaulted in a Melbourne bus and asked the government to take up the matter with its Australian counterpart.
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Australian Minister Resigns Over Hong Kong Bar Incident
An Australian government minister resigned today after admitting to an "error of professional judgement" while at a Hong Kong bar with a female public servant.
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Dying Pakistani Man's Family Get Australia Visas, Finally
The Australian government today caved in and granted visas to the mother and brother of a dying Pakistani man after being accused of "a callous decision" condemning him to a lonely death.
