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Peruvian President Dina Boluarte proposed holding early elections in the wake of deadly protests in support of her
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Australia and Vanuatu sign new security agreement
Australia and Vanuatu have signed a new bilateral security agreement that is set to pave the way for
Qld property siege which saw six killed a ‘tragedy in all respects’
Bond University ASSOC Professor in Criminology Dr Terry Goldsworthy says the siege at a rural Queensland property is
‘Cutting’ psychology sessions is not ‘the way to go’
Australian Association of Psychologists Director Carly Dober says “cutting” psychology sessions is not “the way to go”. “Especially
Russia trying to ‘rebuild forces’ by creating an ‘artificial pause’ in Ukraine conflict
Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s Malcolm Davis says the United States is conscious of the fact that Russia is
New Orleans community members sound off on lack of police
Fox News host Lawrence Jones visits America’s murder capital, New Orleans, La., to investigate the city’s problems and
People will ‘shut appliances off’ to save power in the UK leading up to Christmas
Sky News host Rowan Dean says people will “shut appliances off” in the UK to save on bills
‘Creepy’: Prince Harry has ‘got to stop’ seeing his mother in Meghan
Sky News host Rita Panahi says Prince Harry has “got to stop” seeing his mother Princess Diana in
Australia risks its international reputation to ‘slightly’ reduce power prices
The Institute of Public Affairs John Storey says Australia risks its international reputation to “slightly” reduce power prices.