Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan embarked on her first visit to China since taking office, from September 14 to 19, lasting...
On August 31, major Australian cities, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Adelaide, Hobart, and Perth, simultaneously saw anti-immigration demonstrations under...
Medisafe, developed by Pan Xichun, daughter of international liver cancer expert and honorary professor of surgery at the University of...
On September 3, China’s military parade drew global media attention. However, an even more intriguing moment occurred when Russian President...
August 18, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers hosted a three-day Economic Reform Productivity Summit in Canberra, inviting...
As work patterns continue to evolve, working from home has become one of the growing trends. The Victorian government recently...
Google has revealed plans to expand its AI-powered Search Overviews in Australia, following earlier trials in the US. The feature, powered by Google’s generative AI tool...
18 mins audio Article/Blessing CALD Editorial；Photo/Internet In recent years, China’s automotive industry has been on the rise, especially in the export of complete automobiles. A...
Article/Blessing CALD Editorial；Photo/Internet New figures have revealed that public payphones, once nearing obsolescence, have now become a crucial resource for Australia’s most vulnerable. Over 300-thousand free...
Article/Blessing CALD Editorial；Photo/Internet An inquiry into electric vehicle batteries has called for urgent national reform to protect consumers from defective and dangerous e-scooters, e-bikes, and skateboards....
Article/Blessing CALD Editorial；Photo/Internet The Australian Bureau of Statistics has released new figures revealing that Australia’s population has surged past 27 million people. The latest population figures...
20 mins audio Article/Blessing CALD Editorial；Photo/Internet Fifty years ago, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) replaced the Republic of China (ROC) as China’s representative in...
16 mins audio Article/Blessing CALD Editorial；Photo/Internet The implementation of the National Security Law in 2020 poses an unprecedented threat to press freedom in Hong Kong,...
Article/Blessing CALD Editorial；Photo/Internet Australians will experience lower standards of living if the nation’s universities continue to fall behind international standards, the sector’s peak body has warned....
Article/Blessing CALD Editorial；Photo/Internet A national ombudsman role has been created to help support university students who are victims of sexual assault. Years of advocacy has helped...
Article/Blessing CALD Editorial；Photo/Internet Meta, the owner of social media platform Facebook, has admitted using Australians’ Facebook and Instagram posts to train its AI models, including public...
