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Independent MP Helen Haines, in a pale blue jacket, speaks to reporters in a file photo from February 2026

Australian MP Helen Haines Critically Hurt as Police Probe Motive

Independent MP Helen Haines, a former midwife at Wangaratta Hospital, was struck by a car outside her electorate office on Monday, and police say she is critically injured. A man is in

October 19, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

Black Daiichi Life Group lettering in Japanese and English on an illuminated sign

Challenger Bought Its Own Shares at A$9.84. Then Daiichi Bid A$11.80

Challenger spent A$4.9 million buying back its own shares on Friday. After the market closed, a Daiichi Life unit offered A$11.80 for the rest of the company, 19.8 percent above Friday's close. The bid is non-binding, and Challenger's board says

October 18, 2026

by Amanda Graham

A supermarket worker arranging goods on a shelf in Canberra as a shopper passes

Australia Sheds 39,300 Jobs 16 Days After the RBA’s Fourth Rate Rise

Australia lost 39,300 jobs in September and unemployment rose to 4.7 percent, just 16 days after

Australia and New Zealand rebel against Saudi Arabia as sponsor

Australia and New Zealand, co-hosts of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, are demanding an explanation from Fifa over the sponsorship of Saudi Arabia, a country with a questionable record on women’s

February 3, 2023

News·Sports

Sudan considers the continuation of the construction of the “Renaissance Dam” without an agreement a “direct threat”

The Sudanese government announced, on Wednesday, that the construction of the Ethiopian “Renaissance Dam” will continue in the absence of a binding legal agreement, which constitutes a “direct threat to Sudan.” This

September 29, 2021

News

How did Africa benefit from the trade war between China and Australia?

Remarkably, since 2019 China has invested billions of dollars in iron mines in Algeria and Guinea, and imported iron ore from Mauritania, which raises the question about the secret of this sudden

September 27, 2021

Business·Economy·News

European criticism of the lack of consultations on the submarine deal with Australia

On Monday, European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell criticized the “lack of prior consultations on the security partnership between the United States, Britain and Australia and the cancellation of the nuclear

September 21, 2021

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Third World War and its possibility

The pandemic made devastating impacts across the world by causing the death of the lives of millions and bringing enormous economic loss and other negative impacts. But it reduced conflicts around the

September 21, 2021

Conflicts, Military and War·Opinion

The submarine crisis .. “urgent need” to confront China “will help resolve differences”

The recent crisis between France on the one hand, and the United States, Australia and Britain on the other hand, reflects a state of “distrust” in relations from a new international perspective,

September 20, 2021

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Corona .. New Zealand extends suspension of travel with Australia

New Zealand extended, on Friday, the suspension of non-quarantine travel with Australia for 8 weeks, amid the outbreak of the Coronavirus in the two countries. “The suspension, which has been in place

September 17, 2021

Health·News·Travel

One case of corona closes an entire country – New Zealand

After announcing one new infection with the Coronavirus, the first locally transmitted since last February, New Zealand Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, announced a general closure throughout the country. Ardern said in a

August 17, 2021

Health·News

Afghanistan .. Diplomatic missions call on the Taliban to stop their attacks

After intensifying their attacks since the announcement of the US withdrawal , about 15 diplomatic missions in Afghanistan called in a statement on Monday, the Taliban movement to stop its ongoing offensive

July 20, 2021

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Some of them are Arab .. The European Union adds a group of countries to the list of safe travel

Diplomats confirmed that European Union governments agreed, on Wednesday, to add 11 countries, including Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Qatar, to its list of countries that will allow travel from them for non-essential

July 1, 2021

News·Travel

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Australian MP Helen Haines Critically Hurt as Police Probe Motive

Challenger Bought Its Own Shares at A$9.84. Then Daiichi Bid A$11.80

Australia Sheds 39,300 Jobs 16 Days After the RBA’s Fourth Rate Rise

Australia and New Zealand rebel against Saudi Arabia as sponsor

Sudan considers the continuation of the construction of the “Renaissance Dam” without an agreement a “direct threat”

How did Africa benefit from the trade war between China and Australia?

European criticism of the lack of consultations on the submarine deal with Australia

Third World War and its possibility

The submarine crisis .. “urgent need” to confront China “will help resolve differences”

Corona .. New Zealand extends suspension of travel with Australia

One case of corona closes an entire country – New Zealand

Afghanistan .. Diplomatic missions call on the Taliban to stop their attacks

Some of them are Arab .. The European Union adds a group of countries to the list of safe travel

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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