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  • NewsAssociated Press

    Second high-profile stabbing to rock Sydney in recent days is declared a terrorist attack

    A teenager has been accused of wounding a Christian bishop and priest during a church service in a second high-profile knife attack to rock Sydney in recent days that authorities on Tuesday declared an act of terrorism. The 16-year-old was overpowered by the shocked congregation at Christ the Good Shepherd Church after he allegedly stabbed Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel and Fr. Isaac Royel during a service on Monday night that was being streamed online.

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  • NewsAustralian Associated Press

    Olympian, brother on drug charges after winning appeals

    Olympic medallist Nathan Baggaley and his brother Dru are facing drug possession charges while awaiting a retrial over a botched cocaine importation plot.

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  • SportAustralian Associated Press

    Asofa-Solomona set for JWH showdown in Storm return

    Nelson Asofa-Solomona has been named for his first NRL game of the season as Melbourne head north to take on the Sydney Roosters.

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  • NewsYahoo News Australia

    Australia's extinction crisis announcement labelled a 'major disappointment'

    While several new reforms have been welcomed, critics say the Albanese government has failed to deliver a promise to fix the country's broken environment regulations.

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  • NewsThe Independent

    Ukraine-Russia war live: World ‘dangerously close to nuclear accident’ amid UK missile strike on Moscow military HQ

    Ukraine’s army chief says situation in industrial east has ‘significantly worsened’ as Russia steps up attacks

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  • BusinessAustralian Associated Press

    Jail threat, apologies as supermarket chiefs face probe

    The head of Woolworths was threatened with jail time while the Coles CEO apologised to suppliers during a parliamentary inquiry into supermarket prices.

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  • NewsAssociated Press

    A boat capsizes in Indian-controlled Kashmir, killing at least 4 people

    A boat carrying a group of people capsized in a river in Indian-controlled Kashmir on Tuesday, drowning four of them, news agency Press Trust of India reported. Boating accidents are common in India, where many vessels are overcrowded and have inadequate safety equipment. In May 2018, 30 people died when their boat capsized on the swollen Godavari River in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh.

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