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86 Percent of Australians Believe Smart Cities Will Deliver a 'Better Quality of Life'
Australian residents did express concerns over the future of privacy and government surveillance.
Australia's Discrimination Commissioner Says Sex Not Restricted to a Person's Biology
The commissioner said 'sex' was a term broad enough to encompass the idea that a person’s sex can be changed.
OPEC Head Warns ‘Dangerous’ Underinvestment in Oil Could Push Up Prices to $100
By 2030, half a billion people could move to cities all over the world, pushing up demand for energy.
Falling Coal Prices Set to Cost Australian Economy $58 Billion
Australian exports are forecast to fall from $467 billion in 2022–23 to $352 billion by 2024-25.
Armenia Ratifies Rome Statute, Further Complicating Relations with Moscow
Yerevan endorses International Criminal Court, which earlier this year issued arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Reserve Bank Keeps Interest Rates on Hold
Inflation in Australia is still too high, the RBA said
Ukraine Set to Lose Key Ally After ‘Pro-Russia’ Candidate Wins Slovakia Vote
Robert Fico’s party, which opposes unlimited aid to Ukraine, is now in talks with potential coalition partners.
Scientists Receive Nobel Prize for Development That Led to COVID-19 Vaccines
Katalin Kariko and Dr. Drew Weissman, both of the University of Pennsylvania, were awarded the prize.
