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Asia & Pacific 2 months ago
China says successfully conducted test missile launch in Pacific Ocean
"At 12:01 pm on July 6, a strategic nuclear submarine of China's People's Liberation Army Navy successfully launched a... strategic missile carrying a training simulation warhead into the relevant high seas of the Pacific Ocean, accurately landing in the designated sea area," spokesperson Wang Xuemeng said in a statement posted on a navy WeChat account.
Asia & Pacific 2 months ago
New South Wales third Australian state to confirm H5N1 bird flu case
New South Wales became Australia's third state to confirm a case of H5N1 bird flu after authorities said a migratory seabird found near a coastal town returned a positive result for the highly pathogenic virus.
Companies 2 months ago
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Australian firm to invest $350m to build RI's first battery precursor plant
The planned investment by Queensland-based Pure Battery Technologies (PBT) is intended to fill the gap in the domestic supply chain by building capacity to produce battery precursor materials, one of the highest-value segments in the nickel industry.
Sports 2 months ago
Extra-time own goal finally gets Argentina past Cape Verde and into last 16
The only one of the four World Cup debutants to make it to the last 32 and ranked 67th in the world coming into the tournament, Cape Verde had hoped to frustrate Argentina as they did Spain, Uruguay and Saudi Arabia in group-stage draws.
Society 2 months ago
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Indonesia on alert after Australia bird flu detection
The detection of the highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu virus in wild birds on mainland Australia has raised concerns across the Asia-Pacific, with experts urging Indonesia to strengthen surveillance and biosecurity to prevent cross-border transmission.
Asia & Pacific 3 months ago
Australia ramps up bird flu testing as Papua New Guinea blocks poultry imports
Australian authorities ramped up surveillance and testing after confirming two cases of the highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu, while neighboring Papua New Guinea suspended all poultry imports from the country.
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