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    Australia: Two seriously injured in Melbourne stabbing spree

    Sydney: Two men have sustained serious injuries following a stabbing incident in northwest Melbourne, according to a report from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. In Victoria, police stated that a group of men confronted and allegedly assaulted an 18-year-old man outside a shopping center on Lake Street in Caroline Springs, located about 20 kilometers northwest of.

    Australia: At least 4 believed dead, several injured in multiple stabbing-shooting incident

    The toll of casualties at Bondi Junction's Westfield shopping centre may extend further, with eight people, including a child, rushed to hospitals in Sydney

    Indian-origin Dave Sharma officially sworn in as senator in Australia

    Canberra: Indian-origin former MP Dave Sharma was officially sworn in on Monday as a senator for New South Wales (NSW) in the Australian Parliament. Sharma, 47, defeated former state treasurer Andrew Constance last month to become the first person of Indian-origin from the opposition Liberal party to win the NSW senate position. The former Australian.

    Indian student in coma after alleged assault in Australia

    Melbourne: An Indian student, pursuing a master’s degree at the University of Tasmania, remains in medically-induced coma following an alleged assault in Australia earlier this month. The student in his 20s was rushed to the Royal Hobart Hospital soon after the attack which took place at around 4:20 a.m. on November 5 at a precinct.

    Simon O’Donnell predicts Travis Head to be Australia captain after superb century in final

    New Delhi: Former Australia cricketer Simon O’Donnell believes left-handed opener Travis Head will captain Australia one day following his superb 137 in the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup final against India. At the same time, he believes Head can be the skipper once Pat Cummins’ time as captain is over. At the Narendra Modi Stadium.

    Australians to vote on name of 1st moon rover

    Canberra: The Australian Space Agency (ASA) on Monday announced a shortlist of four names for the country’s first moon rover, which were chosen from over 8,000 submissions from the general public. From Monday until December 1, Australians will be able to vote on whether the rover will be named Coolamon, Kakirra, Mateship or Roo-ver, with.

    Australian state to strengthen mask mandate amid rising Covid cases

    Perth: The Department of Health in Western Australia (WA) confirmed on Friday that the mask-wearing requirement would be strengthened across the state’s public hospitals in response to rising COVID-19 cases. According to a statement by WA Health, from November 20, staff and patients must wear surgical masks in high-risk clinical areas, including hematology, oncology, organ.

    South Africa vs Australia: Rains stops the second Semi Final, SA at 44/4 after 14 overs

    Kolkata: South Africa managed to reach 44 at the loss of 4 wickets in the initial overs when rain stopped the match. SA captain Bavuma won the toss and chose to bat first against Australia. But as soon as the match started Starc dismissed Bavuma at 0 giving a major shock to the SA team. Later.

    Unemployment rate climbs slightly in Australia

    Canberra: Australia’s unemployment rate increased by 0.2 percentage points in October, new data revealed on Thursday. According to official labour market data published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), the unemployment rate in October was 3.7 per cent, up from 3.5 per cent in September, reports Xinhua news agency. It marked the 17th consecutive.

    South Africa Vs Australia: SA win the Toss, elects to bat first in second Semi Final

    In the second semifinal of ICC world Cup 2023 between South Africa and Australia here at Eden Gardens, Kolkata, South Africa won the toss and elected to bat first against Australia. On one hand there is South Africa who has shown stellar performance throughout the tournament and on the other hand are 5 times winner.

    Majority Australian struggling financially, reveals new poll

    Canberra: A majority of Australians are struggling financially, a new poll revealed on Tuesday. The poll, which was published by independent market research company Essential, found that 41 per cent of Australians say they are “struggling a bit” to pay bills and 13 per cent reported they are in “serious difficulty” with being able to.