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Ben Roberts-Smith, widely recognised as Australia's most decorated living soldier, has been arrested and faces multiple charges concerning alleged unlawful killings of civilians during his service in Afghanistan between 2009 and 2012.
Australia has instituted a temporary six-month ban on Iranian tourists, raising concerns of fairness and legality. The government cites migration risks as the reason behind this decision.
Australia and the European Union have successfully concluded a significant trade deal aimed at reducing tariffs and enhancing cooperation in critical minerals, thereby decreasing reliance on China. The agreement, which came after extensive negotiations, is expected to bolster economic ties and trade flows.
Australia has confirmed that Iranian strikes landed near a military airbase in the UAE where its forces are based, though no personnel were hurt. The incident involved damage to some facilities within the base, raising questions about the targeting of the location.
The Iranian women's football team captain, Zahra Ghanbari, has decided to drop her asylum application in Australia, marking her as the fifth member of the group to do so. Reports indicate she will be returning to Iran from Malaysia.
The Australian government has instructed all non-essential officials to leave Israel and the UAE due to escalating security concerns in the region. Foreign Minister Penny Wong emphasized the importance of this decision amidst a deteriorating security situation.
A long-time employee at an Australian ferry company was dismissed after taking an excessive number of sick days due to ongoing health issues. The tribunal upheld the company's decision, indicating her medical condition hindered her ability to perform her job.
The Iranian women's national football team could encounter severe repercussions upon their return home after their recent defeat in a match. There are mounting concerns that players may face harsh punishments under the current political atmosphere in Iran.
Australia has officially ruled out participating in military operations against Iran, opting instead to concentrate on aiding its citizens affected by the ongoing conflict. With escalating tensions in the region, Foreign Minister Penny Wong highlighted the government's commitment to assisting stranded Australians.
A 20-year-old man from Western Australia has been arrested for allegedly planning mass casualty attacks on mosques and political institutions. The investigation revealed alarming materials that included detailed notes on potential targets.
Nigerian Scholars in Australia (NISA) have raised alerts regarding a recent hike in administrative fees set by the Nigerian High Commission in Canberra, effective from March 1, 2026. This increase affects various consular services and is seen as a significant financial burden on students.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has expressed regret for referring to Grace Tame, a survivor of sexual abuse, as 'difficult', which has attracted backlash from political circles.
The Australian Prime Minister Albanese faced a bomb threat linked to the Shen Yun dance group, following a demand that performances be canceled. Authorities have confirmed a security incident but found no immediate danger.
In a tragic incident in Australia, two autistic brothers were murdered by their parents, who subsequently ended their own lives in what is suspected to be a murder-suicide pact. This heartfelt news has sparked discussions on the challenges faced by families with disabilities.
Authorities are actively pursuing a suspect involved in a shooting that left three individuals dead, among them his heavily pregnant former partner.
