Human rights abuses and Chinese aggression were still important issues that were raised and acknowledged by the prime minister but a balance needed to be struck with public rhetoric, Mr Andrews said.

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Popular Bellarine bakery Ket Baker has opened a new outpost in Geelong's Belmont.

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Kiama MP Gareth Ward, 44, is on trial in the NSW District Court after pleading not guilty to sexual intercourse without ...

Peter Agius sent 44 Snapchats while driving just 12 kilometres, at 100km/h down a busy Victorian country road. He received 41 ...

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A childcare centre is supporting parents after a worker was charged with indecent treatment of a four-year-old at the ...

An electric version of the Ford Bronco has been launched in China, but the iconic SUV – electric or otherwise – remains off ...