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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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SECURITY UNDER STRAIN: Australia Spy Chief Defends Agency Ahead of Bondi Mass Shooting Inquiry

Sydney- Australia’s domestic intelligence agency was under pressure from a widening array of security threats before the deadly Bondi Beach

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Broken Lamp, New Beginning: Sydney Entrepreneur Recalls Chance Encounter That Led to Marriage and Family

“He looked up, smiled, and I felt an overwhelming sense of finally being home.” A chance encounter at a Sydney

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Australian Court Upholds X Penalty in Child Safety Compliance Clash

Sydney-An Australian federal court on Thursday upheld a financial penalty against Elon Musk’s social media platform X after the company

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Sydney court rejects anonymity bid by accused Bondi gunman

Sydney — An Australian court on Thursday rejected a request by Naveed Akram, accused of carrying out a mass shooting