Author: Umesh Dhakal

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Nominations Open for 2026 Australian Human Rights Awards as Commission Marks 40 Years
ByUmesh Dhakal June 18, 2026

Australia’s leading human rights honours are now accepting nominations, with the Australian Human Rights Commission celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2026. The Australian Human Rights Commission has officially opened nominations for the 2026 Australian Human Rights Awards, recognising individuals and organisations that have made outstanding contributions to promoting and protecting human rights across the country….

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Almost 150 Arrested as ACT Policing Targets Retail Theft Across Canberra
ByUmesh Dhakal June 18, 2026

ACT Policing has continued its crackdown on retail crime across Canberra, with 149 people arrested between January and May 2026 as part of ongoing efforts to combat shoplifting, anti-social behaviour, and violence against retail workers. Police say retail theft remains a significant concern for businesses, employees, and the wider community, prompting increased patrols and close…

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Sydney Man Charged After Allegedly Importing Illegal Firearm Parts
ByUmesh Dhakal June 17, 2026

A 35-year-old Western Sydney man has been charged with multiple firearms-related offences after an investigation by the Australian Border Force (ABF) uncovered the alleged importation of prohibited firearm parts into Australia. The investigation began in March 2026 when ABF officers in New South Wales intercepted and seized two firearm barrels concealed within an air cargo…

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Queensland Man Charged with 13 Child Abuse Offences Following International Investigation
ByUmesh Dhakal June 17, 2026June 17, 2026

A 75-year-old Queensland man has been charged with 13 child abuse-related offences following an extensive investigation involving the Australian Federal Police (AFP), Australian Border Force (ABF), and international law enforcement agencies. The man is scheduled to appear before Mackay Magistrates Court on 17 June 2026 after investigators allegedly uncovered child abuse material on his mobile…

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PM-Albanese and Ministers Promote Major Social Housing Expansion During Jacka Visit
ByUmesh Dhakal June 16, 2026

Canberra (Jacka, ACT), June 2026 — Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and senior ministers have used a press conference at a major housing construction site in the ACT to promote the government’s housing agenda, defend economic policy settings, and respond to questions on international tensions, cost-of-living pressures, and domestic reforms. The visit took place in the…

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Australia Expands Cost-Recovery Framework for Biosecurity and Food Imports
ByUmesh Dhakal June 16, 2026

Australia will increase most biosecurity and imported food regulatory charges by 3.8% from July 1, 2026, as part of the government’s cost recovery framework for quarantine, inspection, and import-related services. The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) announced that the annual indexation adjustment will apply to the majority of fees charged to importers, customs…

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Reserve Bank of Australia Holds Interest Rates at 4.35% as Inflation Risks Persist
ByUmesh Dhakal June 16, 2026

Reserve Bank of Australia’s Monetary Policy Board has left its benchmark cash rate unchanged at 4.35%, opting to assess the impact of three earlier interest rate increases while warning that inflation remains uncomfortably high and further tightening may still be required. In a unanimous decision announced on Tuesday, policymakers said inflation had risen significantly in…

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