Vanuatu faces new trial of resilience after 7.3 magnitude earthquake
A familiar but ferocious force rocked Vanuatu on Tuesday. A magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck the archipelago just west of its bustling capital, Port Vila, unleashing [more…]
Category: Australia
AUKUS eyes new allies for high-tech defense expansion beyond submarines
In a surprising turn of events, the AUKUS triad of Australia, Britain, and the United States is reportedly expanding its horizons, contemplating new partnerships with [more…]
Software update grounds flights, silences broadcasters, and disrupts services worldwide
In a twist straight out of a dystopian tech nightmare, the digital world was thrown into chaos on Friday, thanks to a software update that [more…]
IPEF gathers in Singapore, boosting clean economy and fair practices
In the bustling heart of Singapore, a significant gathering is underway as the U.S.-led Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) hosts its ministerial meeting. This isn’t just [more…]
How Australia’s international student cohort has shifted over three decades
Australia’s international student landscape has undergone significant changes over the past three decades. Malaysians, Singaporeans, and Hongkongers, who once dominated the student population, are no [more…]
Hong Kong authorities dismiss foreign travel warnings as “Political Maneuvers”
Hong Kong authorities have rebuffed recent travel advisories issued by Australia, Taiwan, and Britain following the enactment of the new domestic security law, dismissing them [more…]
Australia’s $3 billion boost to British industry for nuclear submarines
In a move to bolster its defense capabilities, Australia has pledged 4.6 billion Australian dollars ($3bn) to support the construction of nuclear-powered submarines in the [more…]
Chilean plane’s unexpected rollercoaster, 50 people injured
In an unexpected rollercoaster flight, a Chilean plane traveling from Sydney to Auckland, New Zealand, turned into a harrowing ordeal for passengers on Monday. LATAM [more…]
Australia to introduce ‘Right to Disconnect’ laws to protect workers’ rights
Australia is set to introduce new laws granting workers the right to ignore unreasonable calls and messages from their bosses outside of work hours without [more…]
Australia’s green transition faces challenges as metal price slump
Amid a prolonged slump in the prices of metals crucial for electric vehicle (EV) batteries, Australia’s ambitions to become a significant player in the global [more…]
