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Four years into Putin's war in Ukraine, scores of Russian activists are now jailed or dead

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The Government warns Australians to brace for 'substantial' economic impact as Middle East conflict unfolds

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The Australian Government is working to assess the economic impact of the conflict on the federal budget and spending priorities. The Treasurer has conceded he doesn't know the extent of the financial fallout, as Australians brace for petrol and wider price hikes.

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Gary wasn't impressed by Australia's dumpling scene. Now he's selling thousands a day

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Weet-bix kimchi: Glynn's experiment with Australian and Korean favourites may be a hit

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'We're f--ked': The people grappling with the aftermath of Trump's immigration crackdown

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