HomeAsia-Pacific‘Human composting’ laws pass parliament in Australian first3 sources·21 Oct 2026·Updated 25h agoShareCoverage across the spectrumHow we rate outletsLeft 100% · 3Center 0% · 0Right 0% · 0Who's reporting itBTBrisbane Times (AU)Left‘Human composting’ laws pass parliament in Australian firstSMSydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)Left‘Human composting’ laws pass parliament in Australian firstTAThe Age (AU)Left‘Human composting’ laws pass parliament in Australian firstMore in Asia-Pacific9 hurt after fire breaks out during Buglasan Festival in DumagueteMultiple outlets • 3h agoMANILA, Philippines — Nine individuals were injured after a fire broke out during the celebration of Buglasan Festival in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental on Wednesday evening. According to the Buglasan Festival Committee in a statement, the fire broke out at the Canlaon Booth around 9:04 p.m READ: ‘Serious incident’ at Canada base causes deaths, sparks fire – gov’t Firefighters immediately responded to the scene and extinguished the fire just minutes later at 9:15 p.m. Initial report from the…L 0%C 100%R 0%5 sourcesEmotional Doran wins Australian 100m titleMultiple outlets • 1h agoJake Doran won the 2022 Australian 100m title with a dominating victory in Sydney.L 50%C 50%R 0%6 sourcesSilver Ferns silence Aussie in game twoMultiple outlets • 1h agoThe Silver Ferns gain a 2-0 lead over Australia in the Constellation Cup.L 60%C 40%R 0%5 sourcesAustralian sprinter Jake Doran has been charged with a child sexual offenceMultiple outlets • 4h agoAn Australian Commonwealth Games representative has been charged with a child sex offence in Queensland.L 50%C 0%R 50%2 sourcesCoach's telling response to Aussie batting woesMultiple outlets • 5h agoAustralian coach Andrew McDonald gave a telling response when asked to sum up his side's batting performance in the second Test.L 100%C 0%R 0%3 sourcesDrug menace next target, says Union home minister Amit Shah; eyes 2029 deadlineMultiple outlets • 6h agoStating that peace had been established in the country’s three primary hotspots — Jammu & Kashmir, the Northeast region and areas affected by left-wing extremism (LWE) — Union home minister Amit Shah Wednesday said the home ministry is now focused on the drug menace and aims to make the country narcotics-free by Dec 31, 2029. Addressing an event in the national capital to mark Police Commemoration Day, Shah said 2026 had been an extremely significant year for the Indian police, as they successfully freed the country from the decades-old stranglehold of violent Naxalism.L 0%C 50%R 50%2 sourcesReader DiscussionLoading comments…Comment