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Britain calls for AUKUS expansion

Britain has called for an overseeing body similar to NATO to ensure security in the Indo-Pacific.

The chair of the UK s defence select committee has suggested the AUKUS agreement, a trilateral agreement between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the US that would expand to include India and Japan. ....

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United Kingdom prepares for coronation of King Charles III

The Commonwealth is preparing for the coronation of King Charles III with hundreds of people coming forward to claim a role in the ceremony.

To cater for the interest in the ceremony, the UK government has set up a Coronation Claims Committee. ....

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Look to Equal-Weight RYT for Seagate Exposure

Seagate is weighted just 0.14% in a market cap-weighted S&P 500 tech sector ETF, but given a weight of 1.45% in RYT. ....

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Melbourne 'invasion day' protest was Victoria's largest

The Invasion day protest in Melbourne has been described as one of the largest in Victoria s history.

Thousands gathered and marched through the CBD, rallying for a date change and a treaty with first nations people. ....

Australia Day date predicted to be changed in 2026

Sky News host Paul Murray has predicted that the date of Australia’s national day will be changed in 2026.

“Why will it be in 2026? Well, that would be the second year of potentially the second term of the Albanese government,” Mr Murray said.

“And judging by what they ve said in the past, the republic will be put off until the second term.” ....

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