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Australia gives Afghanistan $2.6m in aid

The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) says Australia has contributed $2.6 million to the Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund (AHF).

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Australia clinched ICC WTC title after win over India

Australia has beat India by 209 runs to clinch the World Test Championship (WTC) final at The Oval on Sunday. Superb first-innings centuries from Travis Head and Steve Smith gave Australia control of the Test early on, but…

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War crimes: Australia looks to compensate Afghans

The Australian government is looking for “a way forward” to compensate families of victims of alleged war crimes in Afghanistan, as the full judgement of the Ben Roberts-Smith case is set to be released. Deputy prime minister, Richard…

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Australian soldier found guilty of war crimes in Afghanistan

An Australian federal judge has found that Ben Roberts-Smith, Australia’s most decorated living soldier, had murdered or was complicit in the murder of several unarmed civilians and prisoners in Afghanistan. Roberts-Smith, who holds the Victoria Cross, the most…

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Australia to review visa programme for Afghans

The Australian government has promised a review of priority visas for locally employed Afghans, a media report said on Thursday. More than 2,300 Afghans and their families have settled in Australia under the visa programme that was launched…

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Australia plans 16,500 humanitarian places for Afghans

The government of Australia has confirmed a budgetary plan offering humanitarian places for 16,500 Afghan citizens over the next four years. The Morrison administration finally bowed to pressure to offer Afghan nationals humanitarian places on top of the…

Aussies clinch maiden ICC T20 World Cup title

Mitchell Marsh and David Warner smashed half-centuries to power Australian to an emphatic eight-wicket triumph over Kiwis in the final of the ICC T20 World Cup 2021. Marsh and Warner enabled the Aussies to chase down 173 --…

Australia won’t accept large numbers of refugees

Australia on Wednesday ruled out accepting large numbers of Afghan refugees in the wake of Taliban’s takeover of the country. AFP quoted Prime Minister Scott Morrison as saying that Australia planned to issue Afghans with 3,000 visas over…

Dozens of Afghans find way to safety in Australia

Dozens of Afghans have reached Australia after being granted a safe haven for their work with Australian troops in Afghanistan. About 80 Afghan interpreters and their families had flown to Australia on commercial flights since Thursday, Guardian Australia…

Australia, Denmark vow support to Afghanistan peace

New Australian and Danish ambassadors to Afghanistan on Thursday pledged their countries’ support to ending war in Afghanistan and restoring durable peace, a statement from Presidential Palace said. The new Australian and Danish ambassadors on Thursday presented their…

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Pakistani, Australian PMs talk Afghanistan

Pakistani and Australian prime ministers have discussion the current situation in Afghanistan, including the ongoing peace process. During a telephone conversation late on Monday, Imran Khan and Scott Morrison conferred on issues of bilateral importance, including Afghanistan.  Imran…

Spike in violence worries Canada, Australia

KABUL. In a joint statement, they said: “We condemn the deliberate and callous targeting of advocates for peace, and of the security forces trying to protect the population.” They expressed deep concerns that unacceptable levels of Taliban violence against Afghan…

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ACB hopes Test against Australia will go ahead

KABUL Cricket Board (ACB) hopes the national team will be able to play a planned Test match against Australia next summer. ACB Chief Executive Lutfullah Stanikzai voiced his optimism of the Test against the Aussies going ahead in an interview…

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India, Australia train Afghan bureaucrats

KABUL, a media report said on Wednesday. The trilateral cooperation was launched this week with training sessions for Afghan mining ministry officials in Kolkata. “Very pleased to open the training in Kolkata for officials from Afghanistan’s Ministry of Mines and…

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America’s troop pullout plans worry Australia

KABUL, where a renewed peace push is underway. Foreign Minister Marise Payne issued the warning in an interview with Indian media during her recent visit to attend that country for participation in a conference on geopolitics. According to IANS, Payne…

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Australia to help support Afghan UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters

Australia will help support the Afghan Air Force’s (AAF’s) growing fleet of Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk multirole helicopters, Defence Minister Marise Payne announced during the 11–12 July NATO Leaders’ Summit in Brussels. According to Janes.com Australia announced July…

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Australia slaps sanctions on Daesh’s Afghanistan arm

KABUL. The Islamic State in Khorasan Province had conducted terrorist attacks in Afghanistan and Pakistan, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said on Tuesday. According to Associated Press, civilian and government targets, as well as international aid workers, have been the target…

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Afghan worker in Australia wins $2m in compensation

An Afghan refugee living in Australia has won nearly $2 million in compensation after he suffered a back injury, a news report says. Rahmatullah Baig injured his back working at a meat factory in July 2010 -- just…

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