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Man dies after shark bite off Western Australia coast

SYDNEY: A ⁠man attacked by a shark off Western Australia's ​coast on ​Saturday died of his injuries, police said, in what is the second fatal shark attack in Australia so far this year.The 38-year-old victim,...

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Australia, Indonesia announce new security treaty

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto speaks as he stands next to Australian PM Anthony Albanese during a press conference, in Sydney. — Reuters

Australia to offer three hours free solar per day to millions

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Australia, PNG to sign 'historic' defence deal

Australian PM Anthony Albanese reacts during a press conference in Sydney. — AFP

Masked gang kills boys aged 12, 15 in Australia

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Australia offers reward for arrest of gunman after police killings

Police officers stand in front of police tape across a road in Sydney. — AFP

Australia searches bush after deadly shooting

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Australia to recognise Palestinian state as Israel kills journalists

A Palestinian man holds up a print-out of a photograph as people protest against the killing of journalists in Gaza, at Birzeit University near Ramallah, on Monday. - Reuters

Over 80% of Tuvalu citizens seek world-first Australian climate visa

Bob Lisale drinks coconut milk as he watches the king tides pound the coast of Funafuti Atoll, home to nearly half of Tuvalu’s entire population of 11,500. — AFP

Australia fires first HIMARS rocket

Australia's army fired a truck-mounted long range rocket system that has become a priority for U.S. allies in the Indo-Pacific for the first time on Monday, alongside U.S. and Singapore forces firing the same system in joint war games. Armoured trucks with HIMARS - High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems that can reach 400 km — are in high demand in the Ukraine conflict and are also being acquired by US allies in the Indo-Pacific, including Australia, which is reshaping its forces. — Reuters

The making of Australia's mushroom murders

Erin Patterson is arriving in the back of a prison transport vehicle

Nearly one-third of Tuvalu seeks Australian climate visa

High tide floods a 'borrow pit' dug by US forces during World War II in order to build the airstrip on Funafuti Atoll, the 2.8 square kilometre home to nearly half of Tuvalu's entire population of 11,500. — AFP File

Australia victims confront damage after deluge

Volunteers clear flood-damaged goods from their shops along the banks of the Manning River in Taree. — AFP

Floods strand over 50,000 in Australia

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Mushroom murder suspect rejected help preparing meal: Witness

Simon Patterson (L) arrives at Latrobe Valley Magistrates' Court where Erin Patterson is due to attend her trial in Morwell

woman faces trial over alleged mushroom murders

Media stand outside the Latrobe Valley Magistrates’ Court in Morwell, Australia. — Reuters
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