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Australia’s economic challenges and opportunities in the shadow of the Iran war

Strikes by the US and Israel on Iran have led to an escalating war across the Middle East. It’s also led to economic uncertainty and rises in the price of oil, with the disruption of crucial shipping routes like the Strait of Hormuz. But amidst the chaos, what choices does Australia have to respond? The …

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Escalating Iran Conflict Sparks Strategic and Economic Concerns

The Middle East is entering a highly volatile phase, as tensions between the United States, Israel and Iran intensify following a series of military strikes and escalating retaliation. The confrontation has raised urgent questions about Washington’s strategic objectives, the possibility of regime change in Tehran, and whether the conflict risks drawing in other powers across …

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Support for mobility aids for disabilities and aged Canberrans

The ACT is hosting its annual Canberra Day Appeal, a community event that supports charities across the Territory. One of the participating charities is TADACT, an organisation that modifies equipment to meet the needs of older people and those living with disabilities. The equipment is then sold at affordable prices through their shop. Produced By: …

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Birthing On Country program improves birth outcomes for Indigenous women

A Birthing on Country program in Nowra, New South Wales is improving birth outcomes and providing more integrated healthcare for Aboriginal women and their families Waminda is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation whose wrap-around support programs could serve as an inspiration for similar services around the country.  The Birthing on Country movement aims to …

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AUKUS Debate Grows ahead of Adelaide Submarine Project

South Australia’s Osborne shipyard will receive a $3.9 billion down payment as the state becomes home to the AUKUS submarine construction site. The announcement was made last month by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese alongside SA Premier Peter Malinauskas as part of a $30 billion federal commitment to build submarines in Adelaide over coming decades. The …

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