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Australia to Recognise Palestinian State
After maintaining that conditions would need to be met before Australia would recognise the Arab state, the PM has set a date.
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Mexico Sets Minimum Tomato Export Prices Following End of US Trade Deal
The prices took effect immediately and will be reviewed annually or earlier if market conditions warrant, the Mexican government said.
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NSW Government Spent $10 Billion With Small and Medium Businesses
Australia’s small business have been struggling, with the business insolvency rates remaining high in 2025.
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Farmer Speaks Out Against Forced Entry Powers for Net Zero Plan
Landowners face fines of up to $12,000 if they do not allow workers onto their lands to build new transmission lines.
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Tasmania to Phase Out Greyhound Racing by 2029
Greens and independents welcome move as Labor accuses the premier of using ban to secure minority government support.
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Netanyahu Says Australia ‘Marching Into Rabbit Hole’ on Palestinian State Recognition
The statement comes after Australia opposed Israeli security cabinet’s plan to take control of Gaza City.
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Hunt Is on for Space Rock After Asteroid Rattles Country Victoria
A meteor expert says the unexpected collision could provide some rare space rock samples.
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Is Your Data Held Hostage? There’s a Ransomware Negotiator for That
‘Even if there’s no intent on paying a ransom, there’s a tremendous amount of value in engaging the cyber criminals,’ a ransomware negotiator said.
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Zelenskyy Could Attend Meeting Between Trump and Putin This Week, Ambassador Says
‘I certainly think it’s possible,’ says the U.S. ambassador to NATO.
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US-backed Transit Route Set to Reshuffle South Caucasus Trade, Geopolitics
Planned route will stimulate trade between former enemies and establish a U.S. presence in the South Caucasus region, experts said.
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London’s Wealthy Continue to Flee as Taxes Target Uber-Rich
The city, once considered the financial capital of the world, is still seeing high net worth individuals leave for new pastures.
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What to Know About Trump’s Nuclear Submarine Message to Russia
The president said he ordered two nuclear submarines redeployed in response to ‘provocative statements’ by former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
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Vance Says Trump Admin Working to Facilitate Putin–Zelenskyy Talks
Vance said Trump might need to force Putin and Zelenskyy ’to sit down to figure out their differences.’
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Defends Planned Military Takeover of Gaza
President Donald Trump and Netanyahu spoke by phone to discuss the planned Israeli operation to establish full military control of Gaza City in the Gaza Strip.
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America in Brief
Trump hosts peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan, U.S. freezes UCLA funding, and NASA crew returns to earth after five months in space.
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UK’s North Sea Oil ‘Treasure Chest’ Risks Becoming a Missed Opportunity: Analysts
Analysts warn the UK’s North Sea freeze may backfire, raising costs and driving investment abroad.
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Australia to Recognise Palestinian State
After maintaining that conditions would need to be met before Australia would recognise the Arab state, the PM has set a date.
|
Mexico Sets Minimum Tomato Export Prices Following End of US Trade Deal
The prices took effect immediately and will be reviewed annually or earlier if market conditions warrant, the Mexican government said.
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NSW Government Spent $10 Billion With Small and Medium Businesses
Australia’s small business have been struggling, with the business insolvency rates remaining high in 2025.
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Farmer Speaks Out Against Forced Entry Powers for Net Zero Plan
Landowners face fines of up to $12,000 if they do not allow workers onto their lands to build new transmission lines.
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Tasmania to Phase Out Greyhound Racing by 2029
Greens and independents welcome move as Labor accuses the premier of using ban to secure minority government support.
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Netanyahu Says Australia ‘Marching Into Rabbit Hole’ on Palestinian State Recognition
The statement comes after Australia opposed Israeli security cabinet’s plan to take control of Gaza City.
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Hunt Is on for Space Rock After Asteroid Rattles Country Victoria
A meteor expert says the unexpected collision could provide some rare space rock samples.
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Is Your Data Held Hostage? There’s a Ransomware Negotiator for That
‘Even if there’s no intent on paying a ransom, there’s a tremendous amount of value in engaging the cyber criminals,’ a ransomware negotiator said.
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Zelenskyy Could Attend Meeting Between Trump and Putin This Week, Ambassador Says
‘I certainly think it’s possible,’ says the U.S. ambassador to NATO.
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US-backed Transit Route Set to Reshuffle South Caucasus Trade, Geopolitics
Planned route will stimulate trade between former enemies and establish a U.S. presence in the South Caucasus region, experts said.
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London’s Wealthy Continue to Flee as Taxes Target Uber-Rich
The city, once considered the financial capital of the world, is still seeing high net worth individuals leave for new pastures.
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What to Know About Trump’s Nuclear Submarine Message to Russia
The president said he ordered two nuclear submarines redeployed in response to ‘provocative statements’ by former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
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Vance Says Trump Admin Working to Facilitate Putin–Zelenskyy Talks
Vance said Trump might need to force Putin and Zelenskyy ’to sit down to figure out their differences.’
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Defends Planned Military Takeover of Gaza
President Donald Trump and Netanyahu spoke by phone to discuss the planned Israeli operation to establish full military control of Gaza City in the Gaza Strip.
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America in Brief
Trump hosts peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan, U.S. freezes UCLA funding, and NASA crew returns to earth after five months in space.
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UK’s North Sea Oil ‘Treasure Chest’ Risks Becoming a Missed Opportunity: Analysts
Analysts warn the UK’s North Sea freeze may backfire, raising costs and driving investment abroad.
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