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Caps on foreign students to hit jobs, research, university income
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Drone footage shows that a round of land-clearing and foundation-setting has taken place on the cliffs above Kelingking Beach on Nusa Penida, sparking outrage and dismay among Balinese citizens, other Indonesians, and international lovers of Bali alike.
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When will the wiping out of Bali's wild spaces end?
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Meet the 'War Pup' - Mad Max Furiosa teen actor Quaden Bayles - who says he's 'a whole different person' four years after a viral bullying video showed him in tears, begging to be kept home from school. Thank you, George Miller. 📽️👍 abc.net.au/news/2024-06-10/m… via @ABCaustralia
Tonight's Australian Story features "proud Aboriginal young boy” Quaden Bayles. On in just a few minutes at 8pm if you're in Western Australia.
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From bullied schoolboy to Hollywood hopeful, this is how Quaden Bayles triumphed over the trolls and followed his dreams.
‘The War Pup’ airs Monday on #AustralianStory
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The takeaway? It's simple: "Just be kind."
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@khalida_popal has a new book, 'My Beautiful Sisters: A Story of Courage, Hope and the Afghan Women’s Football Team' coming soon. Her story - & those of many other women fighting oppression to play the beautiful game - is inspiring. Check out this article.
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After reaching the front of the airport, the Brit allegedly leapt from the truck and took off on foot, headed inside, before he was detained. Not difficult to imagine that thoughts of a terror attack might have passed through the mind of those who gave chase. #Bali
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Bali police have detained British national Damon Anthony Alexander Hills, 50, over the theft of a truck that crashed into the Ngurah Rai airport international departure area after hitting other vehicles in an erratic dash from Kerobokan last night.
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Police were still trying to establish a motive for the theft of the loaded grain truck and the wild, high-speed drive to the airport that saw the truck crash through a toll road barrier along the way.
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Hills allegedly assaulted the grain truck's Yogyakarta driver (pictured) who had been asleep in the passenger seat in front of a Kerobokan ceramic shop, thwarting the driver's efforts to regain control of the truck and forcing him from the vehicle.
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Three Indonesian people smuggling boats have made it to Australian territory in the last six months - and three more have almost made it. #60Mins
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Inside a people smuggling operation
A male foreign national has been arrested overnight after crashing a stolen truck through the Bali Mandara toll gate before coming to a stop at the international departure gate of Ngurah Rai Airport, causing panic among airport visitors.
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Changes to Indonesian health laws have made it easier for organ transplants to be performed in the nation of 275 million people as the Health Ministry designates 17 government hospitals where the life-saving operations can be done.
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Sea urchins - the 'lawnmowers' of coral reefs - are in trouble. Yet another threat to the vitality of the world's coral reefs.
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The Dubai Gold Souk, around since the 1900s, has more than 350 retailers trading tax-free gold, and might hold up to 10 tonnes of the precious metal at any one time. A new podcast uncovers how all that glisters there may not always bought with clean money.
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Dubai property is also being used to launder dirty money. "If you're in the international drug business, Dubai is a great place to do business from," says Tim O'Connor, former head of criminal investigations at the New South Wales Crime Commission.
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After 6 million views in 3 weeks, a new Indonesian horror film based on real events surrounding a young woman's 2016 murder renewed pressure on police to crack the case and sparked the arrest of a lead suspect. Hellena Souisa reports.
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