Perth’s leading insolvency practitioners expect further consolidation in Western Australia’s disability support services sector amid continual financial pressure.
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Kriti Sanon has revisited the controversy surrounding her GIVA jewellery advertisement, recalling how the campaign’s fashion choices became the subject of intense television debates. During her appearance on Season 6 of Kareena Kapoor Khan’s What Women Want, the actress reflected on the scrutiny female celebrities often face over their clothing and admitted that she was surprised by the scale of the discussion around her outfit.The conversation touched upon moral policing and the disproportionate attention often directed towards women in the public eye. Recalling the aftermath of the GIVA campaign, Sanon said, “I couldn’t believe… when my choli had become like…
Fiji’s coral reefs are under growing pressure from overfishing, pollution, damaged coastal habitats and a warming ocean, prompting the launch of a new national plan aimed at protecting the reefs communities depend on. The Fiji National Action Plan for Coral Reef Conservation 2026–2031 was launched in Nadi on the margins of Pacific Pre-COP31, with government officials stressing that the plan was shaped by the people who have cared for Fiji’s reefs for generations. Director of Environment Sainimili Baleicakacaka says the process started with communities sharing what they were seeing on their reefs and how those changes were affecting them. “We…
WA premier Roger Cook has refused to be drawn into east coast-based speculation surrounding the future of Perth Bears chief executive Anthony De Ceglie.
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The land lease communities provider has told shareholders there is no compelling reason not to pursue its $1 billion acquisition of Peet.
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Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has defended the Government’s announcement of the proposed referendum date, rejecting claims that constitutional or legal provisions were breached. Responding to questions from Fiji One News, Rabuka says his announcement on Monday this week was limited to the date for the issuance of the writ for the referendum, the polling date and the deadline for the return of referendum results. “I did not make any announcement regarding the commencement of the referendum campaign period. The Government has clearly communicated its intentions to all relevant stakeholders, including the Standing Committee on Justice, Law and Human Rights, the…
Defence Minister Richard Marles has downplayed concerns about an intensifying tussle over ownership of major WA shipbuilder Austal.