11 July, 2025 - TA NEA

Turkey and Libya sign new military agreement to deepen strategic alliance

Turkey and Libya signed a new military cooperation agreement on Thursday, July 10, in Ankara, aiming to enhance the Libyan army’s operational capabilities through advanced training, logistical support, and technical expertise. The deal was signed by Turkish Defence Minister Yaşar Güler and…

11 July, 2025

WORLD

Israel urges US to resume strikes on Houthis after attacks on Greek-operated ships

Tensions in the Red Sea are rising rapidly as Israel formally requested the United States resume military strikes on Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, following a deadly escalation that saw two Greek-operated ships sunk. The request came during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin…

11 July, 2025

AUSTRALIA

Commonwealth Bank executive charged in shocking child exploitation aase

A senior Commonwealth Bank executive has been charged with child exploitation offences after allegedly attempting to lure two underage girls to a Brisbane hotel via a sex worker contact. Christopher McCann, 50, was arrested on Tuesday by NSW detectives at Sydney Airport.…

11 July, 2025

HEALTH

Don’t try to be someone else: It’s OK to be yourself

— Lynyrd Skynyrd Three songs, two psychologists, and a philosopher whisper to you: You don’t need to become someone else. You just need to remember who you already are. The Inner Question: Am I enough just as I am? In a world…

11 July, 2025

AUSTRALIA·WORLD

Internal chaos in Trump White House threatens future of AUKUS submarine deal

The AUKUS submarine deal is under renewed scrutiny amid reports of internal dysfunction within the Trump administration, described by insiders as “Game of Thrones politics.” While U.S. Secretary of State Marc Rubio has sought to reassure Australia that there are “no plans”…

11 July, 2025

COMMUNITY

Philological memorial ceremony honouring Peter Jasonides

The Australian Institute of Macedonian Studies (AIMS) will hold a special philological memorial ceremony honouring Peter Jasonides on Friday, 11 July 2025, at 6.30pm at the Lyceum Theatre, Alphington Grammar, in honour of its founding Secretary, the late Peter Jasonides. Marking one…

11 July, 2025

GREECE·HEALTH

DNA for Sale? The untold story of Greece’s newborn screening scandal

It seemed as though Greece had stepped into a remake of Gattaca—a world where every child’s future is predetermined by genetic analysis, infused with a hint of Orphan Black in the veil of secrecy surrounding it. DNA for Sale? The untold story…

11 July, 2025

WORLD

How Putin rebuilt Russia into a global power

Many wonder how the Russian economy manages to stay afloat under numerous sanctions, maintain low debt levels, and even outperform the West in certain production sectors. Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Moscow—a once-great power—was reduced to a state of disarray.…

11 July, 2025

VICTORIA

Jacinta Allan moves to end UFU’s power over Victoria’s fire services

In a dramatic reversal of her predecessor’s policy, Premier Jacinta Allan is seeking to dismantle the far-reaching control the United Firefighters Union (UFU) has held over Victoria’s fire services since 2014. The Allan government has lodged a submission with the Fair Work…

11 July, 2025

VICTORIA

Victorian multicultural leader under fire for defending Hamas, praising Iran’s Supreme Leader

A senior multicultural commissioner in Victoria is facing calls to resign after promoting inflammatory content online, including posts supporting Hamas and praising Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. Mohamed Mohideen, a former president of the Islamic Council of Victoria and current Multicultural Commissioner,…

11 July, 2025

ENTERTAINMENT

Eurovision finalist Klavdia to join Argiros on Australian Tour

Greek music fans across Australia are in for an unforgettable experience this October as Konstantinos Argiros and Klavdia team up for a multi-city tour. Performing in Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney, the tour promises to bring together two of Greece’s brightest stars in…

11 July, 2025

VICTORIA

Red Energy price hike hits 230,000 Victorian households amid cost-of-living strain

More than 230,000 households across Victoria will be hit by a four per cent electricity price increase from Red Energy, a retailer owned by the federal government through Snowy Hydro. The move will add more than $50 to the average annual bill,…

11 July, 2025

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July 11, 2025

Turkey and Libya sign new military agreement to deepen strategic alliance

Israel urges US to resume strikes on Houthis after attacks on Greek-operated ships

Commonwealth Bank executive charged in shocking child exploitation aase

Don’t try to be someone else: It’s OK to be yourself

Internal chaos in Trump White House threatens future of AUKUS submarine deal

Philological memorial ceremony honouring Peter Jasonides

DNA for Sale? The untold story of Greece’s newborn screening scandal

How Putin rebuilt Russia into a global power

Jacinta Allan moves to end UFU’s power over Victoria’s fire services

Victorian multicultural leader under fire for defending Hamas, praising Iran’s Supreme Leader

Eurovision finalist Klavdia to join Argiros on Australian Tour

Red Energy price hike hits 230,000 Victorian households amid cost-of-living strain

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