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‘Scary’ Sydney Virus Cluster Blamed on Delta Variant Grows
By Associated Press
“Since the pandemic has started, this is perhaps the scariest period that New South Wales is going through,” said state leader Gladys Berejiklian.
Australia Frantically Battles ‘Catastrophic’ Wildfires
By Associated Press
The unprecedented fires are cutting a path of destruction across New South Wales, and heading toward Sydney.
Australia’s Third Air Warfare Destroyer Enters Sea Trials
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The latest Hobart-class destroyer has entered sea trials this month, according to Australia’s defense minister.
Why is Australia Trying to Push Migrants Away from Sydney and Melbourne?
By Grant Wyeth
Canberra simply doesn’t understand the power and pull of urban spaces in the modern economy.
Australia Launches 3rd Air Warfare Destroyer
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Royal Australian Navy’s third and final air warfare destroyer was launched on May 19.
Time for Australia to Embrace Urbanization
By Grant Wyeth
Opportunity in Australia is increasingly concentrated in two cities, leaving much of the country behind.
How Chinese Policies Affect Property Prices Across the World
By Cal Wong
Chinese demand for real estate is contributing to skyrocketing housing prices on 3 continents.
Locked Out: Sydney’s Nightlife Takes a Hit
By Grant Wyeth
New laws aiming to cut down on drunken violence might ruin the city’s economically crucial evening vibes.
Australia and South Korea to Deepen Defense Ties
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The defense and foreign ministers of both countries agreed to a new defense and security cooperation blueprint.
‘Struggle Street’ – Poverty Porn in Australia’s Richest City?
By Helen Clark
A new Australian television show about Sydney's less fortunate residents has sparked outrage.
Auckland’s Housing Bubble
By Helen Clark
A remarkable surge in real estate prices in New Zealand’s largest city has analysts worried.
Asian Cities Pay Hidden Price for Global Status
By Kris Hartley
Global status may offer prestige, but it doesn’t help the economically vulnerable.
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