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Filmmaker Explains Why Media Outlets Are Silent on the CCP’s Abuses
‘If you just touch on the wrong thing at the wrong time’ you could be expelled,' says filmmaker and author Kay Rubacek.
Virgin Australia Set to Rejoin ASX with $685 Million IPO
Trading is expected to commence on the ASX on June 24.
Northern Territory on Track to Recruit 200 Prison Guards in a Year Amid Jail Overcrowding
The NT’s Country Liberal government has pledged $500 million to expand prison capacity and infrastructure.
NZ, Hong Kong Lead Asia-Pacific in Business Ease, China Now in Top 10 Most Complex
Both countries were in the top ten in this year’s Global Business Complexity Index, while China entered the list of the 10 worst economies with which to trade.
Woman Sues Health Service, Says She Was Pushed into Gender Transition Despite Mental Issues
A woman has told of her ongoing suffering and permanent injuries from being referred for gender treatment despite her mental health challenges.
Australian PM Says No to Easing Beef Import Rules Amid US Tariff Pressure
‘Our first priority is biosecurity,’ said Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
Victorian Police Seize Nearly 6,900 Knives in Weapons Crackdown
Victoria Police have seized a record number of machetes for the year to date as the state struggles to combat knife crime.
Labor’s Super Tax to Hit 500,000 Australians Due to Lack of Indexation: Report
The FSC found that if the threshold were indexed annually at 2.5 percent, the number of people hit by the tax at retirement would plummet to just over 64,000.
Jumping Castle Operator Found Not Guilty Over Devonport Tragedy
The incident took place in Tasmania when a ‘dust devil’ lifted a jumping castle at a school event, killing six children and seriously injuring three.
Housemates Charged with Murder of Missing Bundaberg Teen
Police say the missing teen’s housemates moved her body twice.
‘Human Error’: Internet Fault Sends 90 Percent of New Zealand Broadband Users Offline
A problem at the central provider of fibre cabling to all Internet Service Providers (ISPs) means homes and businesses across the country are without internet.
200 Percent Growth? Queensland’s Property Market Slated for Olympic Lift-Off
One real estate research firm says based on current predictions, South East Queensland property values could double—twice—in the next 10 years.
Perth Suspends E-Scooter Rentals After Fatal Crash in CBD
The decision comes after Western Australia’s first pedestrian death by e-scooter collision on May 31.
Tasmanian Premier Ousted After No Confidence Vote Passes
The no-confidence motion passed 18-17, with Speaker Michelle O’Byrne casting the deciding vote.
No Booze, No Bets: Expert Warns New Super Tax Penalises Prudent Savers
Australia’s Labor government is pushing through a higher tax on individual retirement savings.
South Australia Puts More Than $8 Million of Taxpayer Money Towards UN Climate Summit
South Australia is aiming for 100 percent net renewables by 2027.
New Zealand ISIS Supporter Shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’ Before Stabbing Shoppers, Witnesses Say
The inquest into the death of the man behind the LynnMall knife attack is finally revealing what happened that day, as witnesses share their stories.
Ley Defends ‘Assertive Women’ After Liberal Stalwart Suggests Male Quotas
Senior Liberal leader Alan Stockdale said women in the party were now ’so assertive' that men may need special rules to get preselected, sparking backlash.
Filmmaker Warns Australia Against Importing ‘Communist Culture’ Amid Push for More China Trade
‘We’re importing dollars that have political ties and expectations to reciprocate back with China,’ says filmmaker Kay Rubacek.
