The Supreme Court rules for the Biden administration in a social media dispute with conservative states
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An international student has been revealed as part of a fraud syndicate that convinced senior citizens to place bank cards and cash in their letterboxes.
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Jobs market still tight as employment jumps sharply
More than 50,000 jobs were added to the economy in December, well above analyst expectations, keeping RBA concerns about a tight labour market alive.
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Man allegedly caught with kilo of cocaine granted bail
A judge said a man potentially faces a lengthy prison term after police allegedly found a "wholesale" amount of cocaine hidden in a tent on his vehicle's roof.
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Former detained journalist Greste goes on hunger strike
The extension of a prison sentence of a democracy activist in Egypt is prompting a hunger strike to draw attention to the injustice of his case.
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Woman killed in fire while house sitting for brother
Investigators are exploring whether a targeted fire attack at a home that killed a young woman may have been a case of mistaken identify.
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Women get cabinet boost as coalition concerns swirl
While the prime minister has decided to promote several female politicians, the issue of a gender imbalance within the coalition's ranks has resurfaced.
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Man accused of mother's murder admits driving offences
Samantha Murphy's accused killer has pleaded guilty to three driving offences after coming off his motorcycle while drunk following a grand final party.
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Villa spoil Moyes homecoming with win over Everton
Ollie Watkins ruined David Moyes' Everton homecoming with the only goal as Aston Villa secured their first away win in six attempts.
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Inter miss a chance to advance with Bologna draw
Inter Milan have missed an opportunity to advance after playing out a 2-2 Serie A draw with Bologna.
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Trump's pick for top role Rubio sees 'world in chaos'
Senator Marco Rubio, set to be the next US Secretary of State has told a hearing the 'world is in chaos', and warned against US dependency on China.
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Barcelona continue winning run in Copa del Rey
Barcelona have followed up their rout of Real Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup with a comfortable 5-1 win over Real Betis in the round of 16 of the Copa del Rey.
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Humanitarian aid 'priority' as Gaza ceasefire welcomed
Australia has welcomed a ceasefire in Gaza with hopes it will help quell community tensions domestically, although some are less optimistic.
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Aussie IndyCar star Will Power links with Alonso agency
Two-time IndyCar champ Will Power has signed with an agent for the first time, linking up with F1 star Fernando Alonso's company.
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Lyon lose French Cup penalty shootout to amateur team
Amateur team Bourgoin-Jallieu have upset five-time winners Lyon in a penalty shootout to reach the French Cup round of 16.
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Childcare centre pedophile appeals life sentence
A former childcare worker who was jailed for hundreds of child sexual offences is seeking to appeal his sentence on the grounds it was excessive.
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Biden and Trump jostle for credit for Gaza deal
US President Joe Biden and President-elect Donald Trump are both arguing they were the major driving force behind the Gaza ceasefire deal reached by mediators.
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Repaying Tigers centre of Adam Doueihi's plans
After a horror run of knee injuries, Adam Doueihi is eyeing the chance to play alongside star recruits Jarome Luai and Sunia Turuva at Wests Tigers.
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Greg Norman replaced as LIV Golf boss
An experienced sports executive has been named to replace Greg Norman as the boss of the breakaway golf series LIV Golf.
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South Africa criticised as 78 corpses pulled from mine
Rescuers have pulled 78 dead miners from an abandoned South African gold mine, where they have languished for months during a stand-off with authorities.
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Vanuatu in Australian aid request in earthquake rebuild
Port Vila's CBD and city waterfront remains off-limits a month after a deadly earthquake, prompting frustration and anger from business owners.