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Understanding about consent will empower future generations to maintain healthy relationships, stated Social Services Minister Amanda Rishworth.

Acknowledging the resilience of the Aboriginal people, Shane Patton vowed to do better towards mending the historical wounds and injustices.

In July 2022, the Australian Muslim Advocacy Network (AMAN) lodged a lawsuit against X after the social media platform refused to remove hateful comments from a far-right conspiracy blog.

"At least from the military perspective, there is no expectation of anybody participating in any conflict with us, because those decisions are national sovereign decisions," The Guardian quoted the deputy commander of the US Indo-Pacific Command as saying. "We don't dictate that to other countries."

However, the disclosures would be subject to confidentiality obligations and national security regulations, the university said.

Australia looks to end its reliance on China for the batteries that powers mobile phones, electric vehicles, and heavy equipment.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese had refused to comment on the issue on Tuesday, saying it was a court process.

According to the report by Australia's leading scientific organization that calculates the costs for large-scale reactors for the first time, building the nuclear power plant would take at least 15 years, which would overshoot the deadline to end coal-fired power

The drugs, Ozempic and Mounjaro, which are approved drugs to treat for type 2 diabetes, are sometimes prescribed off-label to overweight and obese people.

A three-judge ICC panel is expected to review the evidence in about two months and determine whether to go forward with the proceedings.

The Women's Safety and Justice Taskforce recommends legal amendments aimed at improving the justice system response in the domestic, family and sexual violence cases.

Australia has been pressing France for four days to give clearance to bring back its stranded citizens.

French official said police operation to regain control of highway connecting the Nouméa Airport would take several days.

Under Australia's anti-terrorism laws, those who travel to places that posing a good risk of terror activity could be prosecuted. This provision is set to end in September this year.

University of Queensland management warns students of disciplinary action for raising chanting anti-Israel slogans and using the word "intifada," the Arabic word for uprising.

The cold weather could continue in May thanks to a new high pressure system off the Great Australian Bight.

According to health specialists and doctors, the UCC model has not been formally evaluated and so it is not clear if they have been effective.

The submission from the Australian Medical Association suggested a flexible and inclusive work environment and including a perimenopause/menopause policy to the existing health and safety risk assessments.

Economists say average work hours are returning to pre-COVID times, suggesting that job markets are becoming more regular.

Melbourne-based MediSecure, specializing in dispensing electronic prescriptions to health professionals, stated that a cybersecurity breach has occurred, impacting "the personal and health information of individuals."

The University of Melbourne canceled all the classes since Wednesday noon after hundreds of protesters began a sit-in protest at the Arts West building.

Earlier in May, the council in Merrylands had voted to "take immediate action to rid same-sex parents books/materials in council's library service."

World over, the chequered keffiyeh scarf is associated with the Palestinian struggle for a separate state.

The ANU management asked the students to disband the camps and vacate by Friday, or they will be held accountable for breaching the university's code of conduct.

The proposed AU$300 energy rebate for every Australian household will cost the government about AU$3.5bn over three years.

The protesters have called the move "Orwellian," and refused to move out till all their demands are met.

McBride was charged with stealing and sharing classified military documents that exposed war crimes committed by Australia's army forces in Afghanistan with the journalists of Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).

Supermarket chain said the empty shelves were due to a system upgrade that caused delay in supply of stocks.

Education experts warn government's plan on limiting enrollment of foreign students could backfire.