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Students vow to continue sit-in as one camp falls

Students vow to continue sit-in as one camp falls

A pro-Palestine student encampment at a Melbourne university has been dismantled while students at another vowed to continue occupying a school building.

Australia applies sanctions for North Korea arms supply

Australia applies sanctions for North Korea arms supply

Australia applies sanctions for North Korea arms supply

Australia applies sanctions for North Korea arms supply

Australia is imposing targeted financial sanctions on entities associated with North Korea’s illegal export of arms to Russia.

Ukraine PM visits embattled region as Russia presses

Ukraine PM visits embattled region as Russia presses

Ukraine PM visits embattled region as Russia presses

Ukraine PM visits embattled region as Russia presses

Russia is trying to press a new offensive beyond border areas in northeast Ukraine, where the president says the battlefield situation is "extremely difficult".

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Israeli tanks move in on Hamas stronghold in north Gaza

Israeli tanks move in on Hamas stronghold in north Gaza

Fighting rages in Gaza where militants in a northern city face approaching Israeli tanks, while the US has anchored a floating pier to deliver humanitarian aid.

Reinforcements sent to quell deadly New Caledonia riots

Reinforcements sent to quell deadly New Caledonia riots

Hundreds of extra police and gendarmes are being sent to New Caledonia where buildings have been torched and looted in deadly riots sparked by electoral reform.

Senator's Palestine remark ignites fiery debate

Senator's Palestine remark ignites fiery debate

A Labor senator who accused Israel of genocide against Palestinians has been rebuked by the government and opposition but backed by party members.

Kyiv rushes troops to new front, Zelenskiy cancels trip

Kyiv rushes troops to new front, Zelenskiy cancels trip

Russian troops have entered a border town in northeast Ukraine, forcing Kyiv to rush in reinforcements as President Volodymyr Zelenskiy cancels a foreign visit.

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Eviction for Gaza uni camps, keffiyeh ban at parliament

Eviction for Gaza uni camps, keffiyeh ban at parliament

Eviction for Gaza uni camps, keffiyeh ban at parliament

Eviction for Gaza uni camps, keffiyeh ban at parliament

Two universities have told student organisers to vacate their pro-Palestine encampments as Victorian parliament deems the keffiyeh scarf "political".

Three killed in New Caledonia riots after voting change

Three killed in New Caledonia riots after voting change

Three killed in New Caledonia riots after voting change

Three killed in New Caledonia riots after voting change

Violence has gripped New Caledonia with three people killed in unrest sparked by a move to change voting rules in the French Pacific territory.

Fierce battles as Israeli forces push further into Gaza

Fierce battles as Israeli forces push further into Gaza

Fierce battles as Israeli forces push further into Gaza

Fierce battles as Israeli forces push further into Gaza

Fighting has intensified between Hamas-led militants and Israeli forces in the north and south of Gaza in some of the fiercest battles in months.

Israeli tanks push ahead as displaced Gazans flee again

Israeli tanks push ahead as displaced Gazans flee again

Israeli tanks push ahead as displaced Gazans flee again

Israeli tanks push ahead as displaced Gazans flee again

Displaced Gaza citizens are fleeing Rafah as Israeli tanks forge deeper into the southern city in a stepped-up offensive to root out remaining Hamas battalions.

Zelenskiy lauds US aid package, asks for air defences

Zelenskiy lauds US aid package, asks for air defences

Zelenskiy lauds US aid package, asks for air defences

Zelenskiy lauds US aid package, asks for air defences

Ukraine's president has told the top US diplomat it needs air defence systems for a northeast region being pummelled by Russian strikes.

New Caledonia shuts airport, imposes curfew amid unrest

New Caledonia shuts airport, imposes curfew amid unrest

New Caledonia shuts airport, imposes curfew amid unrest

New Caledonia shuts airport, imposes curfew amid unrest

Violence has flared in New Caledonia ahead of a debate on constitutional changes to allow more of the Pacific archipelago's French residents to vote.

Israeli forces push into Gaza from north and south

Israeli forces push into Gaza from north and south

Israeli forces push into Gaza from north and south

Israeli forces push into Gaza from north and south

Aid groups warn a humanitarian crisis could sharply worsen with hundreds of thousands of Palestinians fleeing as Israeli forces push from the north and south.

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Ukraine battles to repel Russian advance near border

Fierce battles are taking place near the border in Ukraine where outnumbered troops are trying to repel a significant Russian ground offensive.

Israel pushes into north Gaza, ups pressure on Rafah

Thousands of families are fleeing Rafah as tank shells land across the city and Israel's military intensifies the pressure with more evacuation orders.

Thousands evacuate as Russia presses Ukraine villages

Civilians are fleeing Russia’s renewed ground offensive in Ukraine's northeast amid intense battles targeting towns and villages with artillery and mortar fire.

Sudanese Australians desperate to reunite with families

Sudanese Australians are urging the Albanese government to provide humanitarian visas for their families one year into the latest war.

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Sudan’s military fends off attack on major Darfur city

Sudanese paramilitary group RSF's attack on el-Fasher in the provincial captial of North Darfur was defeated by the country's army.

Israel orders more people in Gaza's Rafah to evacuate

Israel says it will proceed with an incursion into Rafah in Gaza's south despite heavy US pressure and alarm expressed by residents and humanitarian groups.

Australia backs Palestine UN resolution, rejects Hamas

Australia and other nations have supported a UN resolution to give more rights to Palestine as the foreign minister said Hamas had no place in a future state.

Tensions simmer as pro-Palestine university camps grow

Almost a dozen protest camps have embedded themselves in universities across Australia to support the pro-Palestine movement amid unease over social cohesion.

Russia attacks Ukraine Kharkiv region, opens new front

Russia is continuing its attack on Ukraine's northeast, with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy suggesting a large summer offensive may be on the cards.

Australia vague on UN vote but backs Palestinian state

Though Australia will one day recognise the state of Palestine, the government says, its position on a Palestinian bid to the United Nations remains unclear.

Israel strikes Gaza as ceasefire talks end with no deal

Negotiations for a ceasefire in have ended, with Israeli forces bombarding parts of a southern Gaza city and the PM dismissing US threats to withhold weapons.

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