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Good afternoon. The tragic stories continue to flow from Turkey and Syria. One
is that of a newborn baby girl pulled from the rubble in northern Syria, her umbilical cord still attached to her mother. The child survived, the mother did not.The death toll has hit 7,926, and that number is expected to rise “significantly”;At least 11,342 buildings are reported to have collapsed in Turkey alone;
The Syrian government has been accused of playing politics with aid, after its ambassador to the UN insisted the country be responsible for all humanitarian efforts inside the country. Much of the devastation in Syria has hit its north-western pocket, which is under the control of opposition groups, with whom the Syrian government has been in conflict over the past decade. Aid to these areas has been temporarily halted as a result of the political fallout.
as she slept next to her sister at the principal’s house. Leifer has pleaded not guilty to all charges.to give evidence in defamation proceedings after Bruce Lehrmann’s decision to file civil claims against two media outlets – one against the publisher of news.com.au and the other against Channel Ten.information brochure from the federal government
outlining the yes and no cases for an Indigenous voice to parliament. The government had previously canned the idea, calling it outdated in the internet age, but today reversed its decision after criticism from the Coalition, Greens and both sides of the campaign.Photograph: Anna Hayat one of the world’s largest art events next year, making him just the second solo First Nations artist to do so.
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