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1 day ago · Ukraine’s ambassador says Australia should be wary of rumours put out by pro-Russian propagandists about the disappearance of Oscar Jenkins, warning it is “50-50” if the Melbourne-born man is dead or alive. Mr Jenkins, a 32-year-old teacher, was serving in Ukraine’s armed forces when he was ...
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Drivers face $10 million in fines per month as detection cameras flood deadly roads. Four new high-tech cameras that can detect phone use, seatbelt offences and speeding are increasing the surveillance on one city's roads.
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16 charged as ‘Neo-Nazis’ crash protest - Yahoo Australia
1 day ago · A Western Australian man has been charged with displaying a Nazi symbol as police arrested 16 alleged neo-Nazis just streets away from an Invasion Day protest in Adelaide on Sunday. Fifteen men from South Australia, Victoria, NSW, Western Australia, Tasmania and Queensland, as well as a 16-year-old ...
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China mistake that will hurt Aussies - Yahoo Australia
Oct 26, 2024 · With an oversupply of properties, the most obvious impact for Australia is in the iron ore sector as China’s need for steel falls. This comes at the same time the IMF downgrades Australia’s economic outlook predicting growth of just 1.2 per cent in 2025 and headline inflation will grow to 3.6 per cent as government subsidies rise.