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Pictured is the team who work with Chief of EMS Ruamkatanyu operation, Piyalak Kinkaew, who was first on scene on the tarmac after the Singapore Airlines aircraft touched down in Bangkok. He treated Aussies, and had drilled for such a scenario. Picture: Jang Sawitree,

‘Can’t walk’: Injuries paramedic saw in Singapore Airline horror

A first responder has revealed how overwhelming the volume and severity of injuries of SQ 321 passengers were as the medical emergency unfolded on the tarmac.

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Australia and the UK will deliver SSN-AUKUS, a new conventionally-armed nuclear-powered submarine, based on a UK design, incorporating cutting edge Australian, UK and US technologies. *** Local Caption *** The inaugural Nuclear-Powered Submarine Propulsion Challenge was launched in high schools across Australia on 19 June 2023, giving a new generation of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) students the chance to win a trip to HMAS Stirling in Western Australia to see first-hand how submarines work. The introductory-level, nationwide program will provide teachers with learning resources to help students design their own engineering plans for submarine nuclear propulsion. The program aims to inspire students to discover how nuclear propulsion works and how it makes submarines more capable. The challenge is free to enter and open to all high school students in years 7–12. The winners from each state and territory will have the opportunity to take part in an immersive submariner experience at HMAS Stirling; the home base of Australia’s Collins-class submarines.

900 new public service jobs for AUKUS nuke subs

More than $100 million will be spent on preparing Australia for war, including the creation of new public service jobs to support the delivery of the new nuclear-powered submarines.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, SEPTEMBER, 28 2021: Police on patrol at Central station during the train strike in Sydney. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

Choking, stalking: Shock rise in cops on DV charges

New data has shed light into the staggering number of NSW Police officers charged with domestic violence related offences, including a constable facing choking charges.

National

Major update in ADF ‘war crimes’ case

A major development in the case of the alleged execution of an “innocent” businessman has sparked calls from angry veterans.

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Perth man Callum Robinson (Left ) and his brother Jake (right) are missing in Baja California region near Ensenada. Instagram

Hidden clues emerge as parents of missing Aussies go to Mexico

Images showing the possible last known location of missing Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson could prove key as their parents travel to Mexico to help search efforts.

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Visa rort keeps violent men in Australia

New data has revealed how foreign-born men with criminal records that include DV are using legal loopholes in Australia to block deportation attempts.

World

The Papua New Guinea Defence Force recently celebrated the commissioning of its second Australian gifted Guardian Class Patrol Boat, HMPNGS Rochus Lokinap! *** Local Caption *** The Papua New Guinea Defence Force conducted a commissioning ceremony for the second Australian gifted Guardian Class Patrol Boat (GPB), HMPNGS Rochus Lokinap at Lombrum Naval Base on 07 October 2021. The ceremony included the Australian Head of Mission and the Deputy Chief of Defence Force (PNGDF) Commodore Philip Polewara. Sing sing dancers from New Ireland Province home of Brigadier General (retired) Rochus Lokinap were a part of the commissioning ceremony.Credit >Defence

US Navy returns to PNG base after 80 years: What it means

The US Navy has made a strategic call for the first time in decades in a bid to counter the Chinese military’s ambitions to expand in the Pacific region.

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Picture of Julie Bishop and high commissioner Stephen Smith at London dawn service.Pictue Danielle Gusmaroli

Royals, Julie Bishop step out to honour the Anzacs

As Australians gathered across the globe to honour the nation’s fallen on Anzac Day, Julie Bishop and members of the royal family have paid their respects in London.

National

China takes a swipe at Australia

China has criticised Australia’s latest military move amid escalating tensions in the South China Sea.

National

web art for new Aust, US & Japan alliance

Spy wars: New Aussie move to protect South China Sea

Chinese whispers over Japanese secrets will be one of the best security alliances Australia will ever sign for South China Sea conflict flashpoint.

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