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Decades of Tradition, Thousands of Lights, and 1 Message Older Than Time
Every year families around Australia spend countless hours—and expenses—decorating their homes with thousands of Christmas lights.
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In Photos: Bondi Victims Honoured at National Day of Reflection
Thousands attended the beachside memorial at Bondi Beach, one week on from shooting tragedy that killed 15.
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Trump, Starmer Discuss Ukraine, Gaza Peace Efforts in Pre-Christmas Call
The two leaders also discussed the appointment of new British Ambassador to the U.S. Christian Turner.
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NSW Rushes to Parliament to Introduce Heavily Criticised Gun Reforms
Farmers say they'll be forced to join a gun club even if they live hours away from the nearest group.
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Court Recognises Native Title for Spiritually Significant Land and Waters in Queensland
The Australian Federal Court has heard accounts of the spirit realm as an Indigenous group succeeded in a Queensland Native Title claim.
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Bunnings Retains ‘Most Trusted Brand’ Title for Second Year in a Row
Bunnings is Australia’s most trusted brand while Woolworths and Coles are last.
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US Pursuing 3rd Vessel in International Waters Near Venezuela
‘It is flying a false flag and under a judicial seizure order,’ a U.S. official said.
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Rare Five Years Ago, Tent Cities Are Now Everywhere
Homeless camps that were meant to be temporary have become a permanent feature in Canadian communities.
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French Silverware Keeper, 2 Other Suspects in Élysée Palace Theft to Face Trial
Three people are accused of stealing expensive porcelain and silverware from French President Emmanuel Macron’s office and residency.
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Afghans Who Worked With US Forces Grapple With New Scrutiny in Wake of DC Shooting
The suspect in the Nov. 26 shooting worked for U.S. interests in Afghanistan, like many who have relocated to the United States to escape Taliban reprisals.
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Decades of Tradition, Thousands of Lights, and 1 Message Older Than Time
Every year families around Australia spend countless hours—and expenses—decorating their homes with thousands of Christmas lights.
|
In Photos: Bondi Victims Honoured at National Day of Reflection
Thousands attended the beachside memorial at Bondi Beach, one week on from shooting tragedy that killed 15.
|
Trump, Starmer Discuss Ukraine, Gaza Peace Efforts in Pre-Christmas Call
The two leaders also discussed the appointment of new British Ambassador to the U.S. Christian Turner.
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NSW Rushes to Parliament to Introduce Heavily Criticised Gun Reforms
Farmers say they'll be forced to join a gun club even if they live hours away from the nearest group.
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Court Recognises Native Title for Spiritually Significant Land and Waters in Queensland
The Australian Federal Court has heard accounts of the spirit realm as an Indigenous group succeeded in a Queensland Native Title claim.
|
Bunnings Retains ‘Most Trusted Brand’ Title for Second Year in a Row
Bunnings is Australia’s most trusted brand while Woolworths and Coles are last.
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US Pursuing 3rd Vessel in International Waters Near Venezuela
‘It is flying a false flag and under a judicial seizure order,’ a U.S. official said.
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Rare Five Years Ago, Tent Cities Are Now Everywhere
Homeless camps that were meant to be temporary have become a permanent feature in Canadian communities.
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French Silverware Keeper, 2 Other Suspects in Élysée Palace Theft to Face Trial
Three people are accused of stealing expensive porcelain and silverware from French President Emmanuel Macron’s office and residency.
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Afghans Who Worked With US Forces Grapple With New Scrutiny in Wake of DC Shooting
The suspect in the Nov. 26 shooting worked for U.S. interests in Afghanistan, like many who have relocated to the United States to escape Taliban reprisals.
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