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NewsDesk MC May 26, 2026May 26, 2026 australia, Australian Government, counterterrorism, daesh, extremism, foreign fighters, Home Affairs, intelligence agencies, isis, law enforcement, Melbourne, national security, northeast Syria, repatriation, Roj Camp, Sydney, syria, Temporary Exclusion Orders, Tony Burke, Yazidi Community

Australia Prepares for Return of 19 Citizens Linked to Daesh Camps in Syria

Melbourne-Australia is preparing for the return of 19 women and children linked to the Daesh militant group from detention camps

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NewsDesk MC May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 80 Proof, Arson Attacks, australia, Bar Bambi, Business Losses, Court Sentencing, crime investigation, Criminal Networks, Firebombing, hospitality industry, Hospitality Wars, Juvenile Justice, Keysborough, Ladida Nightclub, law enforcement, Liquor Industry, Melbourne, Melbourne CBD, organised crime, public safety, Teen Offenders, Victoria Police, Youth Crime, Youth Supervision Orders

Melbourne Arson Attacks Highlight Growing Use of Teenagers in Organised Crime Networks

“Organised crime are out there recruiting kids; we’re out there recruiting our law enforcement and government partners to work on

NewsDesk MC May 10, 2026May 10, 2026 Airbnb, Australia jobs, career change, career transition, corporate careers, emotional resilience, employment challenges, financial independence, global migration, Indian diaspora, london, Melbourne, Melbourne job market, migrant professionals, Mumbai, product management, professional identity, Shweta Desai, social media, UK professionals, unemployment, women in workforce, women professionals, work-life transition

Former London Executive Rebuilds Career in Melbourne After Leaving ₹1 Crore Role Amid Job Market Shift

“When the title goes, you find out who you actually are underneath it.” A former corporate executive from Mumbai who

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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