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Bondi Junction Stabbing Inquest to Examine Multiple Factors

A five-week inquest into the April 13, 2023, Bondi Junction stabbing that killed six people and injured ten will examine the attacker's mental health, police and emergency response, Westfield security, and media coverage; families' perspectives vary.

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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18-Year-Old Dies in Crash Caused by Reckless Driver

Nick Campo died on July 2023, his 18th birthday, in a car crash caused by a 17-year-old driver who was speeding, under the influence of drugs, and driving a dangerously modified Toyota Hilux in Perth, Australia. The vehicle's passenger seat was removed and rotated 180 degrees, and critical safety fe...

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No Poverty
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Harmful Masculinity Trends Fueled by Social Media

Fitness influencer Ashton Hall's promotion of extreme masculinity practices on Instagram, viewed by nearly 11 million followers, sparks a debate about harmful gender stereotypes and the role of online influencers.

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Gender Equality
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Coalition's Plan to Hike International Student Visa Fees and Cap Numbers Sparks Criticism

The Australian Coalition proposed a policy to cap international student numbers at 240,000 and increase visa application fees to $2500 (or $5000 for Group of Eight universities), aiming to reduce strain on housing while critics argue this will harm Australia's education sector and international repu...

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Quality Education
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Seymour Tops List of Victorian Bowel Cancer Hotspots

Analysis of 2010-2019 data reveals Seymour, Victoria, as a bowel cancer hotspot, with rates 28% above the Australian average; this regional concentration contrasts with lower rates in Melbourne's inner city, highlighting the need for further investigation into regional risk factors.

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Good Health and Well-being
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NSW Building Defects Cost Taxpayers \$700 Million Annually

In NSW, Australia, defective waterproofing is the leading cause of \$700 million in annual building defect costs, impacting homeowners through expensive repairs and increased strata fees; the government is responding with increased enforcement and legislative changes, but compliance remains a challe...

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Teen Sentenced to Eight Years for Murder

An 18-year-old in Brisbane, Australia, was sentenced to over eight years for the murder of 19-year-old Abddullahi Ahmed Iyow, whom he repeatedly stabbed after a minor altercation on May 17, 2024; the teen had a history of drug use, gang involvement, and mental health issues.

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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Australia's International Flight Capacity Soars Past Pre-Pandemic Levels

International airline capacity in Australia exceeds pre-pandemic levels, with new routes launched by Emirates, United, and Fiji Airlines; a weaker Australian dollar, however, may impact Australian outbound travel.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Former Teacher Faces Multiple Child Sex Assault Charges

Former Vaucluse Public School teacher Michael Anthony Lunn is on trial for over a dozen counts of child sexual assault, allegedly abusing eight students aged between five and eight in the 1980s. Three complainants recently came forward following a police release and media coverage.

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Quality Education
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Australia to Subsidize Home Batteries, Slashing Power Bills for Millions

Australia's Labor government will spend $2.3 billion to discount home battery systems by up to 30 percent from July 1, aiming to save 4 million households up to $1100 annually on power bills and ease strain on the electricity grid, although it excludes renters and low-income households.

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Affordable and Clean Energy
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Victoria's Gas Consumption Drop Raises Industrial Decline Fears

Victoria's gas consumption dropped 11 petajoules (16 percent) due to large manufacturers closing (Qenos, ExxonMobil refinery, Oceania Glass), averting shortages but raising concerns about industrial decline and economic impacts, despite government claims of employment growth in the sector.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
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Australia Strengthens Anti-Dumping Measures in Response to Trump Tariffs

Trump's new tariffs have prompted Australia to increase its anti-dumping measures to protect local manufacturers from unfairly priced imports, allocating $5 million to enhance the Anti-Dumping Commission's capacity; currently, 24 imported products face countervailing duties.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth

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