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Don't quite understand what's going on in the news? We've have you covered. Find all the biggest news events explained in a simple way.

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Explained: The real arguments for and against daylight saving

More than three decades after the trial and referendum on daylight saving in Queensland ended in support of the ‘no’ side, the calls for change continue. This is the history of the campaign and arguments for both sides of the debate. VOTE IN POLL

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH 8, 2023. generic stock images of qantas aircraft at Melbourne Airport Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Geraghty

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ACCC demands Qantas pay $250m as lawsuit emerges

Australia’s competition watchdog is demanding Qantas face a record fine for allegedly selling tickets on 8000 cancelled flights. See if you’re affected.

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Should we be worried about the new Pi variant of Covid?

The Pi variant of Covid has scientists worried after it has emerged. Here’s how it could impact Australia.

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Everything you need to know about new Covid strain

A new strain of Covid, called Eris, is causing a spike in hospital admissions. Here’s everything you need to know about it.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JUNE 14, 2021: A view of a Jetstar plane taking off at Sydney Domestic Airport from Port Botany in Sydney Australia. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

NZ reopens Aussie travel bubble: Who can fly

New Zealand has restarted the quarantine-free travel bubble, but only with certain states and territories. Here’s where you can travel.

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Six tips for talking to your kids about Covid

Six tips for talking to your kids about Covid

As Covid-19 cases surge, three experts reveal how parents can help their children understand how the pandemic affects them.

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The vaccine graph that embarrasses Australia

A sobering graph shows just how much Australia’s vaccine rollout pales in comparison to other nations.

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How voluntary euthanasia will work in SA

How voluntary euthanasia will work in SA

Voluntary euthanasia has now been legalised in South Australia – but how will it work? Three different assessments, medicine delivered in a locked box – this is the process.

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Meat prices may rise as cyber attack cuts food production

Meat prices are tipped to rise following a cyber attack on Australia’s largest red meat supplier. The hack could be bad news for farmers and consumers.

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Why red meat might soon become dearer

A cyber attack on the world’s largest red meat processor could mean bad news for farmers and shoppers. See how it will affect you.

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80 sunscreens that contain a cancer-causing chemical

Aussies rely on sunscreen but some have been found to contain a cancer-causing chemical. See which brands make the list.

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The cost of meat on supermarket shelves could rise following a global cyber attack that has put the world’s largest red meat processor. Picture: Supplied

Aussies could face red meat price spike

A cyber attack on the world’s largest red meat processor could mean bad news for farmers and shoppers. See how it will affect you.

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Melbourne Exhibition Centre Vaccination Hub. Louise Boulanger (over 50) is injected with the Astrazeneca vaccine by nurse immuniser Chris Bergin in the cubicles. Picture: David Caird

Aged care jabs incomplete as PM vaccinated 110 days ago

Since Scott Morrison got his Covid jab, only 64 per cent of aged care residents nationally have been fully vaccinated despite previous promises made.

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30/4/21: Angus Taylor, Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction. John Feder/The Australian.

Why Australia’s emissions have dropped

The latest accounts of Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions have revealed we’re cutting deeper than ever. Here’s why.

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