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Beyond the Boundary: ‘Snick & Willow’ takes Australia-India cricket relationship to a new generation

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By Pallavi Jain
| The Australia Today
Snick & Willow, an animated children’s series built around cricket, friendship and cultural exchange, is seeking to strengthen the connection between India and Australia through storytelling. It is an Australian-made animated children’s series built around cricket, friendship and cultural exchange, with its central characters — Snick, an Indian boy, and Willow, an Australian girl — using the sport as a bridge between their two worlds.
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Crisafulli’s US Mission: California agreement, critical minerals and AI investment

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By Pallavi Jain
| The Australia Today
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli has wrapped up a five-day visit to the United States aimed at strengthening economic, investment and strategic ties between Queensland and the US. A key focus of the visit was critical minerals, with Mr Crisafulli promoting Queensland as a reliable supplier of resources vital to advanced manufacturing, technology and defence industries. He held high-level discussions in Washington about opportunities to deepen cooperation in the sector.
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NSW turns to India as $7 billion trade relationship set to grow

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By Pallavi Jain
| The Australia Today
The NSW Government has wrapped up its first trade mission to India, opening new opportunities for NSW businesses, investment and jobs in one of the fastest-growing major economies in the world. Premier Chris Minns and Treasurer Daniel Mookhey spent four days in New Delhi and Mumbai meeting senior government and business leaders across critical minerals, technology, tourism, education, infrastructure, advanced manufacturing and creative industries.
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