Albanese announces new economic focus for Indigenous affairs policy

Israeli troops have reportedly killed Turkish-American woman Aysenur Ezgi Eygi during a protest against settlement expansion in the West Bank. Palestinian and Turkish officials stated that the 26-year-old activist was shot in the head. Israel's military claimed they fired towards a "main instigator" who was throwing rocks at soldiers. Source link

At the home, the police seized over 600 vapes, hydroponic growing equipment, nine cannabis plants, 800 "gummy lollies", a slow cooker with four liters of green liquid believed to contain cannabis, moulds, drying racks, and 500 grams of dried cannabis. Full Article

On day 10 of the competition, Australian athletes excelled in para athletics with James Turner winning gold in the Men's 100m T36 and Rheed McCracken earning bronze in the Men's 800m T34. Live and upcoming events include para cycling races featuring Gordon Allan, Darren Hicks, and Amanda Reid. The schedule will be updated with finals once confirmed, as Aussies continue to showcase their talent in various events. Source link

Australian children are receiving an average of $750 in pocket money annually, according to a new study by ING. This amount is less than what previous generations received. Parents are giving this money to help instil good saving habits in their children. ING encourages parents to share their own money experiences with their children to help them learn valuable lessons. Source link

The Canberra bubble was rocked by the public release of private text messages and emails between federal ministers, senators, staffers, journalists, and lawyers during a defamation trial involving Senator Linda Reynolds and her former staffer Brittany Higgins. The high-stakes legal battle concluded after three days of closing statements, with Ms Higgins’ defence team calling for further action to be taken. When the Canberra bubble explodes, the mud sticks and there is little place to hide...

around the Kambah Adventure Playground in Canberra, remnants of the historic Kambah Station can be found, once a grand cattle station owned by prominent members of Canberra society. The station owners were known for hosting lavish parties, horse racing events, and exploring the vast property when no other houses were nearby. Today, visitors can still see traces of this rich history while enjoying the playground's recreational amenities. Source link