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More than 4.7 million Australians will receive a much-needed boost to their social security payments from next week. The government says it’ll help ease cost of living pressures – particularly for pensioners – but seniors group say it doesn’t go far enough.
Source: Pension payments will boost for millions of Australians | Sky News Australia
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Explainer: A 14-day series of events including a national day of mourning has been mapped out to memorialise the death of Queen Elizabeth II
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International students will be encouraged to stay in Australia and work to help address skill shortage areas.
Source: Jobs summit: Overseas students get extra two years to stay and work
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Thinktank calls on government to streamline visas to address ‘Covid-induced drag’ on migration system
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Despite Steve Irwin and Crocodile Dundee creating a stereotype that all Australian’s love to wrestle crocodiles, saltwater crocodiles (also known as estuarine crocodiles and ‘salties’ ) are capable of scaring anyone, including a true blue (Aussie). Being one of the d.e.a.d.l.i.e.s.t animals in the country and the largest living crocodilian in the world, it isn’t […]
Source: 7 Fascinating Facts About The Australian Saltwater Crocodile
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A man has enraged animal rights activists in New York City after gleefully eating a kebab in front of them.Sky News host Paul Murray says he found the footage “hilarious”.”The way I view this footage is it’s hilarious, if you’re woke this is really offensive,” he said.
Source: Man eating kebab enrages animal rights activists | Sky News Australia
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Australian researchers say the Tasmanian Tiger could be brought back from extinction within a decade. They say a new partnership wih a genetic engineering company will accelerate de-extinction efforts.
Source: Researchers hope to bring the Tasmanian Tiger back from extinction within a decade I SBS NEWS
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Indigenous Affairs Minister Linda Burney will visit the Torres Strait on Thursday to “engage with Australians” on the Voice to Parliament. Here’s how the Voice could shape the future of Australia.