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Australians will continue to be able to travel to serve in foreign armies, including those accused of war crimes, without government oversight.
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[Daily Maverick] Conservation scientist Lee White reflects on four decades spent creating Gabon's national parks, tackling illegal logging and confronting the failures of global carbon markets.
Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis condemned the measures as political posturing, while prominent progressive and Masorti rabbis backed them, saying criticism of settlements must not be conflated with an…
Mr Singh also called for the allowances of legislative assistants and secretarial assistants to be reviewed.
At least five people were killed and 86 remain missing after a fire erupted aboard a ferry near a tourist hotspot in the Philippine province of Palawan, the coast guard said Thursday.
The US embassy in Beirut reaffirmed support for Lebanon’s government and said Lebanese people favor state institutions over Hezbollah’s weapons.
