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Victorian Government Culled 30,000 Ducks Using Firefighting Foam Amid Bird Flu Outbreak, Sparking Outrage

Victorian Government Culled 30,000 Ducks Using Firefighting Foam Amid Bird Flu Outbreak, Sparking Outrage

The Victorian government’s decision to use firefighting foam to cull approximately 30,000 farmed ducks in response to a bird flu outbreak has sparked significant criticism, The Guardian reported yesterday. Animal welfare advocates, including Animal Justice party MP Georgie Purcell, have…
Muslim Students Protest Prayer Room Closure at Swinburne University

Muslim Students Protest Prayer Room Closure at Swinburne University

Muslim students at Swinburne University in Melbourne expressed their outrage after being locked out of prayer rooms on Friday, ABC News reported yesterday. The closure forced students to pray in the atrium of the Hawthorn campus, as the Swinburne Islamic…
Husseiniya and Masjid of Ale Yasin in Australia Commemorates Martyrdom of Sayyida Fatimah (peace be upon her)

Husseiniya and Masjid of Ale Yasin in Australia Commemorates Martyrdom of Sayyida Fatimah (peace be upon her)

The Shirazi-affiliated Sydney-based Ale Yasin Mosque and Hosseiniyeh hosted a three-night commemoration for the martyrdom anniversary of Sayyida Fatimah (peace be upon her). During these ceremonies, dozens of Shia Muslims gathered to revive the remembrance of the injustices faced by…
Australia Proposes Fines for Social Media Giants Over Misinformation

Australia Proposes Fines for Social Media Giants Over Misinformation

Australia has announced plans to impose fines of up to 5% of global revenue on social media platforms that fail to curb misinformation, as part of a broader regulatory effort, Arab News reported yesterday. The legislation, set to be introduced…
Australia Plans Minimum Age Limit for Social Media Use Amid Health Concerns

Australia Plans Minimum Age Limit for Social Media Use Amid Health Concerns

Australia plans to introduce a minimum age limit for social media use, likely between 14 and 16, citing concerns over mental and physical health, Reuters reported today. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese emphasized the need for children to engage in real-life…
Imam Hussein Day Celebrated for First Time in Victoria’s Parliament, Australia

Imam Hussein Day Celebrated for First Time in Victoria’s Parliament, Australia

In a historic event, Imam Hussein Day was celebrated for the first time in the Victorian Parliament of Australia, thanks to the efforts of Syed Abulqasim Razavi. This initiative, led by Syed Abulqasim Razavi, the President of the Council of…
Australia Greenlights World’s ‘largest solar precinct’

Australia Greenlights World’s ‘largest solar precinct’

A groundbreaking solar farm project in remote northern Australia has received environmental approval, paving the way for its construction and potential to transform Australia’s energy landscape, VOA reported yesterday. Sun Cable, an Australian company, plans to build a massive 12,400-hectare…
Great Barrier Reef Faces Unprecedented Threat from Rising Ocean Temperatures

Great Barrier Reef Faces Unprecedented Threat from Rising Ocean Temperatures

A recent study reveals that ocean temperatures around the Great Barrier Reef have reached their highest levels in 400 years, largely due to human-induced climate change, Al-Jazeera reported yesterday. Researchers warn that this iconic ecosystem, spanning 2,400 km (1,500 miles),…
Australian Muslim Advocacy Group Scores Landmark Legal Victory Against Social Media Platform

Australian Muslim Advocacy Group Scores Landmark Legal Victory Against Social Media Platform

In a significant win for digital rights and free expression in Australia, the Australian Muslim Advocacy Network (AMAN) has prevailed in a landmark hate speech case against the social media platform X, TRTWorld reported. The historic ruling, handed down by…
Authorities order massive evacuation as huge bushfire rages through southeast Australia

Authorities order massive evacuation as huge bushfire rages through southeast Australia

Around 30,000 people had been ordered to evacuate parts of Australia’s southeastern Victoria state before midday Wednesday due to a massive bushfire, Anadolu Agency reported, adding that hot winds and a potential thunderstorm threaten to aggravate the situation. Hundreds of…
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