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NewsDesk MC May 2, 2026May 2, 2026 Air Quality, australia, Brunswick Tool Library, carbon emissions, circular economy, DIY Culture, Electric Lawn Equipment, Electric Tools, Electrify Yarra, Environmental Pollution, Griffith University, Harry Barber, Home Repairs, Household Waste, Leanne Wiseman, Makerspaces, Melbourne, Nicholas Reece, Outdoor Power Tools, Petrol Lawn Mowers, Repair Cafes, Repair Economy, sustainability, Tool Libraries

Australia’s DIY Culture Turns Toward Repair and Reuse as Tool Libraries Expand

“We want to be a city that knows how to make things, who knows how to repair things. We don’t

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NewsDesk MC May 1, 2026 Aboriginal Communities, australia, Canberra, Chlamydia trachomatis, Disease Elimination, Eye Health, First Nations Health, Geneva, Indigenous Health, Infectious Blindness, Malarndirri McCarthy, Mark Butler, Neglected Tropical Diseases, NTDs, public health, Remote Communities, Saia Ma’u Piukala, sanitation, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Torres Strait Islanders, Trachoma, Western Pacific, who, WHO SAFE Strategy

Australia Eliminates Trachoma, Ending Infectious Blindness Threat After Decades of Indigenous Health Efforts

“This success reflects sustained commitment, strong partnerships, and a focus on reaching populations most affected by health inequities.” Australia has

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NewsDesk MC April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 Anthony Albanese, AntiSemitism, australia, Australian politics, Bondi attack, Bondi Beach, Community Security Group, counter terrorism, gun laws, Hanukkah attack, hate crimes, Jewish community, mass shooting, Naveed Akram, New South Wales police, royal commission, Sajid Akram, security warning, Sydney shooting, terrorism inquiry, Virginia Bell

Inquiry Finds Police Warned of Likely Attack Before Bondi Mass Shooting

Sydney – A Jewish community security group warned police that a terrorist attack against New South Wales’ Jewish community was

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NewsDesk MC April 26, 2026April 26, 2026 Asia diplomacy, australia, Australia-China dialogue, Beijing, china, Cho Hyun, diplomatic visit, energy security, Foreign Policy, fuel supply, global energy crisis, indo-pacific, Iran war, japan, Middle East conflict, oil markets, penny wong, refined fuels, regional security, Reuters style, Seoul, south korea, Strait of Hormuz, Tokyo, Toshimitsu Motegi, Wang Yi

Australia’s Wong Heads to Asia for Energy Security Talks Amid Middle East Disruptions

Sydney — Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong will visit Japan, China and South Korea this week for talks focused on

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NewsDesk MC April 25, 2026April 25, 2026 Anthony Albanese, australia, Australian citizens, citizenship, counterterrorism, daesh, Damascus, detention camp, federal court, foreign fighters, humanitarian crisis, isis, legal challenge, national security, northeastern Syria, repatriation, Roj Camp, Save the Children Australia, syria, terrorism, women and children

Australia Rejects Repatriation Support for Citizens Leaving Syria’s Roj Camp

Sydney-Australia said on Saturday it would not assist in the repatriation of citizens linked to suspected Daesh militants from a

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NewsDesk MC April 13, 2026April 13, 2026 Anthony Albanese, armed forces, australia, Australian Army, australian defence force, Canberra, David Johnston, defence reform, equality, gender representation, institutional change, leadership reshuffle, Mark Hammond, Matthew Buckley, military leadership, national security, Richard Marles, Susan Coyle, women in military

Australia Names First Female Army Chief in Landmark Military Shift

Sydney — Anthony Albanese said on Monday that Lieutenant General Susan Coyle will become chief of army in July, marking

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NewsDesk MC April 9, 2026April 9, 2026 Anthony Albanese, australia, conflict, crisis, de escalation, Diplomacy, donald trump, energy markets, Foreign Policy, Geopolitics, global economy, International Relations, iran, iran ceasefire, israel, Lebanon strikes, middle east, penny wong, rhetoric, security, united states

Australia Welcomes Iran Ceasefire, Criticizes Trump’s Rhetoric

Sydney — Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Wednesday welcomed a two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran but

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NewsDesk MC April 8, 2026April 8, 2026 Antonio Guterres, australia, ceasefire, china, donald trump, egypt, geopolitical tensions, germany, global diplomacy, global markets, indonesia, iran, Iran war, iraq, israel, Keir Starmer, middle east, oil prices, Pakistan mediation, Shehbaz Sharif, Strait of Hormuz, Turkiye, uk, united nations, united states

Global Leaders Welcome Iran War Truce, Urge Path Toward Lasting Peace

Riyadh — Governments across the world welcomed a two-week ceasefire in the conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran,

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NewsDesk MC April 7, 2026April 7, 2026 accountability, afghan war, afghanistan, australia, australian defence force, australian federal police, ben roberts smith, conflict investigation, defense forces, federal court, high court, human rights, international law, legal proceedings, military misconduct, nine entertainment, prosecution, ross barnett, sas, special forces, sydney arrest, victoria cross, war crime charges, War Crimes

Australia’s Most Decorated Soldier Arrested Over Afghanistan War Crime Allegations

Sydney — Ben Roberts-Smith, Australia’s most decorated living soldier, was arrested on Tuesday and is set to be charged with

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NewsDesk MC April 7, 2026April 7, 2026 accountability, afghanistan, armed conflict, australia, australian defence force, civilian killings, conflict accountability, defense forces, federal police, human rights law, international humanitarian law, krissy barrett, legal proceedings, military investigation, military justice, oliver schulz, prosecution, ross barnett, sas, special forces, sydney court, uruzgan province, war crime charges, War Crimes

Ex-SAS Soldier Charged in Afghanistan War Crimes Case

Melbourne— An Australian former Special Air Service soldier has been charged with the murder of five unarmed Afghans during deployments