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Gautam Adani Hosts Ex Australia PM, Says His Vision Is "Truly Inspiring"
Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull recently visited India and underscored the global significance of the Adani Group's commitment to green energy.
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WeChat Account of Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison Taken Over and Renamed, Lawmaker Accuses China
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s account on WeChat was taken over and renamed, and a lawmaker accused China's leaders of political interference.
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Scott Morrison "Deliberately Deceived" France: Ex Australian PM On Submarine Deal
Former Australian leader Malcolm Turnbull said Wednesday his successor "deliberately deceived" France when he scrapped a multi-billion-euro submarine deal with Paris in favour of nuclear-powered US or British alternatives.
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Australian Cricketer's Brother Arrested Over Fake Terror 'Hit List'
The brother of Australian cricketer Usman Khawaja was arrested Tuesday by counter-terrorism police over an apparently fake list of terror targets that included former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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Former Australian PM Resigns From Parliament, Government Loses Majority
Australia's former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull on Friday resigned from parliament, a source familiar with the matter said, stripping the government of its one-seat parliamentary majority.
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Scott Morrison Replaces Malcolm Turnbull As Australia's New PM
Scott Morrison was installed as Australia's seventh prime minister in 11 years Friday after a stunning Liberal party revolt instigated by hardline conservatives unseated moderate Malcolm Turnbull.
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Australia Readies For New PM After Malcolm Turnbull Loses Support
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Friday he has received a petition showing he has lost the majority support of his Liberal Party, triggering a vote on electing a new leader. "I have just been provided with a request for a meeting of the Parliamentary Liberal Party. It has 43 signatures," he tweeted.
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30,000 Australian Muslims Pray To End "Worst Drought In Living Memory"
Bakrid 2018: About 30,000 Australian Muslims gathered in Sydney on Wednesday to pray for an end to what has been called the "worst drought in living memory".
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Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull Survives Party Leadership Challenge
Embattled Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull survived a leadership challenge from within his own party Tuesday as discontent with his rule boiled over less than a year before national elections.
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Indians Abroad Celebrate Independence Day With Traditional Fervour
Thousands of Indians across the world today proudly celebrated India's 72nd Independence Day with the Indian flag fluttering high and the national anthem reverberating at Indian missions abroad.
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Prospects Of Re-Election Slim As Australian Government Loses By-Elections
Australia's conservative government failed to win any of the five by-elections held this weekend, defeats widely seen as an indication Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull faces an uphill battle to be re-elected in a national poll due by May 2019.
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Australia Honours Bravery Of Divers Involved In Thai Cave Rescue
Australia gave state honours on Tuesday to nine people who helped rescue most of a Thai boys' soccer team trapped in a flooded cave, with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull saying their teamwork had set an example for world leaders.
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End of the Line for ASIMO, Honda's Famed Robot?
ASIMO played football with Barack Obama in 2014, danced for Angela Merkel in 2015, and took a selfie with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull the same year.
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Australia Buys High-Tech Drones To Monitor South China Sea, Pacific
Australia will invest Aus$7 billion (US$5.2 billion) to develop and buy high-tech US drones for joint military operations and to monitor waters including the South China Sea, it said Tuesday.
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Australian PM "Would Love" For Zuckerberg To Be Questioned Over Data Row
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull would "love" Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg to be grilled by Australian lawmakers, he said Thursday, in the wake of revelations the tech giant allowed Chinese smartphone makers access to user data.
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Gautam Adani Hosts Ex Australia PM, Says His Vision Is "Truly Inspiring"
Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull recently visited India and underscored the global significance of the Adani Group's commitment to green energy.
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WeChat Account of Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison Taken Over and Renamed, Lawmaker Accuses China
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s account on WeChat was taken over and renamed, and a lawmaker accused China's leaders of political interference.
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Scott Morrison "Deliberately Deceived" France: Ex Australian PM On Submarine Deal
Former Australian leader Malcolm Turnbull said Wednesday his successor "deliberately deceived" France when he scrapped a multi-billion-euro submarine deal with Paris in favour of nuclear-powered US or British alternatives.
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Australian Cricketer's Brother Arrested Over Fake Terror 'Hit List'
The brother of Australian cricketer Usman Khawaja was arrested Tuesday by counter-terrorism police over an apparently fake list of terror targets that included former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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Former Australian PM Resigns From Parliament, Government Loses Majority
Australia's former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull on Friday resigned from parliament, a source familiar with the matter said, stripping the government of its one-seat parliamentary majority.
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Scott Morrison Replaces Malcolm Turnbull As Australia's New PM
Scott Morrison was installed as Australia's seventh prime minister in 11 years Friday after a stunning Liberal party revolt instigated by hardline conservatives unseated moderate Malcolm Turnbull.
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Australia Readies For New PM After Malcolm Turnbull Loses Support
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Friday he has received a petition showing he has lost the majority support of his Liberal Party, triggering a vote on electing a new leader. "I have just been provided with a request for a meeting of the Parliamentary Liberal Party. It has 43 signatures," he tweeted.
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30,000 Australian Muslims Pray To End "Worst Drought In Living Memory"
Bakrid 2018: About 30,000 Australian Muslims gathered in Sydney on Wednesday to pray for an end to what has been called the "worst drought in living memory".
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Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull Survives Party Leadership Challenge
Embattled Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull survived a leadership challenge from within his own party Tuesday as discontent with his rule boiled over less than a year before national elections.
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Indians Abroad Celebrate Independence Day With Traditional Fervour
Thousands of Indians across the world today proudly celebrated India's 72nd Independence Day with the Indian flag fluttering high and the national anthem reverberating at Indian missions abroad.
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Prospects Of Re-Election Slim As Australian Government Loses By-Elections
Australia's conservative government failed to win any of the five by-elections held this weekend, defeats widely seen as an indication Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull faces an uphill battle to be re-elected in a national poll due by May 2019.
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Australia Honours Bravery Of Divers Involved In Thai Cave Rescue
Australia gave state honours on Tuesday to nine people who helped rescue most of a Thai boys' soccer team trapped in a flooded cave, with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull saying their teamwork had set an example for world leaders.
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End of the Line for ASIMO, Honda's Famed Robot?
ASIMO played football with Barack Obama in 2014, danced for Angela Merkel in 2015, and took a selfie with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull the same year.
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Australia Buys High-Tech Drones To Monitor South China Sea, Pacific
Australia will invest Aus$7 billion (US$5.2 billion) to develop and buy high-tech US drones for joint military operations and to monitor waters including the South China Sea, it said Tuesday.
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Australian PM "Would Love" For Zuckerberg To Be Questioned Over Data Row
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull would "love" Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg to be grilled by Australian lawmakers, he said Thursday, in the wake of revelations the tech giant allowed Chinese smartphone makers access to user data.
