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Temporary migration places the Coalition policy proposes to cut over four years
Nine people, including two children and a pregnant woman, were killed after a gunman opened fire outside an Erie home and entered it. The suspected attacker was found dead inside with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound; police said no additional shots were fired after they arrived.
People were killed in the shooting
The machete surrender bins collected 12,357 machetes and other knives, including butter knives.
A BBC investigation reports that young people in Hpa-An and elsewhere in Myanmar are allegedly being detained, extorted or abducted to meet military recruitment quotas. Authorities and intermediaries are accused of selling or transferring recruits to military units.
AllegedThe Myanmar junta has conscripted an estimated 100,000 young recruits since early 2024.
Yemeni government forces say they killed 1,150 Houthi fighters and destroyed weapons and vehicles in operations over the previous 24 hours. The report says fighting is continuing near the Bab el-Mandeb strait.
AllegedYemeni government forces said that 1,150 Houthi fighters were killed in operations over the previous 24 hours.
Hundreds of doctors gathered outside a World Medical Association summit in Rotterdam, demanding that the Israeli Medical Association be suspended. Protesters cited the destruction of Palestinian healthcare and the detention of Palestinian medical workers.
Eighty-one healthcare workers hung scrubs bearing the names of Palestinian healthcare workers held in Israeli detention.
From October 1, Australian businesses cannot add card surcharges and the interchange-fee cap is 0.3%; the RBA says consumers will save $1.6 billion annually. NSW businesses are absorbing fees or raising prices, while the ATO's November 30 credit-card cutoff has drawn backlash.
The surcharge ban is expected to save consumers annually.
Evidence was found in three cases in which MPs sought overseas treatment before receiving committee approval.