Ten Big Changes Coming To Australia From July 1, 2025
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Missing Teen Aanisha Who Mysteriously Vanished, Found
Eight days after she went missing from Sydney’s west, an 18-year-old economics student Aanisha Sathik, who went missing, has been found.
Melbourne Child Care Worker Arrested For Rape, 1200 Children To Be Tested For Disease
Joshua Dale Brown (26) was arrested in a major Victoria Police investigation into alleged sexual assaults at multiple Melbourne childcare centres.
AUS T20 League Grabs Pakistani Superstar Babar Azam For Season 15
BBL team Sydney Sixers have signed up Pakistani cricket superstar Babar Azam for the upcoming Season 15 of Big Bash League.
New Australian Road Rules From July 1 That You Should Know About
Starting July 1, 2025, Australian road rules are getting a major makeover. New laws are rolling out with tougher fines.
Go West: Melbourne’s West To Get 470 New Bus Services From July 1
Starting July 1, Melbourne’s western suburbs will see a major upgrade: 470 new weekly bus trips across four key routes.
Bollywood, Mango Lassi & Ballots: Zohran Mamdani’s Campaign Has Lessons For Young Desi Aussie Leaders
Zohran Mamdani’s campaign is a love letter to Bollywood and the South Asian experience
Pakistani Man Arrested At Perth Airport, $100,000 Cash Seized
A 21-year-old Pakistani national was arrested after Australian Federal Police officers allegedly discovered approximately $100,000 in cash hidden in his luggage at Perth Airport.
Punjabi-Aussie ‘Neighbours’ Actor Says She Copped Racism, Death Threats
Sharon Johal, beloved Punjabi-Australian actor and reality television personality, has opened up about the relentless racism and death threats she has endured.
Afghan-Australian Artists Spark ‘Joy’ At Melbourne’s Immigration Museum
Afghan-Australian artists Elyas Alavi and Sher Ali's collaborative work, “In Search of the Simurgh,” is a standout at Melbourne's Immigration Museum.