In a highly anticipated return, “Bluey”, Australia’s beloved children’s television show, is set to capture the hearts of millions of families globally with brand new episodes and an album inspired by the hit series.
In a highly anticipated return, “Bluey”, Australia’s beloved children’s television show, is set to capture the hearts of millions of families globally with brand new episodes and an album inspired by the hit series.
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Defence tech boost to deter ‘any adversary’ projecting its power through Australia’s northThe government’s plan to boost the technology of the Defence Force is to deter “any adversary” which tries to project its power through Australia’s north, says Defence Minister Richard Marles. “As we sought to re-task the Australian Defence Force, we talk in terms of being able to deter through denial any adversary which seeks to project power against Australia through our northern approaches,” he told Sky News Australia.
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ASX LIVE: Australian shares to fall, First Republic Bank plunges anewAlpha Live coverage happening now; Australian shares are poised to fall; Air NZ lifts profit forecast; Sandfire copper production falls in March quarter. Follow updates here.
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Australian man missing after falling overboard from cruise ship near HawaiiThe Royal Caribbean's Quantum of the Seas, which departed from Brisbane two weeks ago, halted its course after the incident.
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‘An Australian-made problem’: Government should ‘step in’ with housing crisisTenants’ Union of NSW Policy Lead Leo Patterson Ross says the government should “step in” with the housing crisis by buying building companies which are going under to help meet demand and preserve jobs. “We saw rents rising, particularly in regional areas … this is really an Australian-made problem, it preexists COVID-19 and it certainly is not driven by migration, the number of people looking for homes obviously impacts the type of experience people are going to have,” Mr Patterson Ross told Sky News Australia. “This is more a problem on the supply side, we haven’t been ensuring that the industry continues to build to meet the demand, we always are going to have a growing population … we need to make sure the building industry is able to meet that need. “We’re seeing building companies go under, that means people are losing their jobs, an ideal solution here is for government to step in and start hiring those building companies to continue building preserving the jobs but also meeting the needs of the community.”
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