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Adella Beaini is a journalist with NewsCorp’s National News Network. She previously worked with The Daily Telegraph. Her most recent work was on the Save Our Heroes campaign, which resulted in Prime Minister Scott Morrison announcing a Royal Commission into veteran suicides.

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Schapelle Corby acting role as therapist in James Kisina’s rap music video

Schapelle Corby makes acting debut in rap video

Schapelle Corby has made her acting debut as a slightly ruffled therapist with a boogie board propped behind her in a rap video peppered with jokes about prison. SEE THE FULL VIDEO

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‘Not worth it’: Shopper caught in crush won free coffee

They came for cash and retail vouchers but one shopper caught in a dangerous balloon-drop crowd crush at a Sydney shopping centre — where shoppers were injured and even Santa was knocked down — said what they actually won was not worth the chaos.

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a storage unit at Annandale cash seized international drug money

Two Guatemalan men charged after $1.3m seized

Two men have been arrested after police allegedly found more than $1.3m of cash in a Sydney unit during an investigation into a suspected international money laundering syndicate.

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‘Call a Royal Commission before Christmas’

Pressure is mounting on the Prime Minister to call a royal commission into veteran suicide before the end of the year as another family of a lost ADF veteran come forward with claims he was “abandoned by Defence.”

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Pictured at their home in Leichhardt are siblings Hayden Daniel (4) Lani Daniel (21 months) and Layla Daniel (6).Lani was born dangerously premature and so has spent her entire life at the children's hospital in Randwick. This will be her first Christmas home.Picture: Richard Dobson

Baby Lani finally brought home in Christmas miracle

Lani Daniel has spent all 17 months of her short life in hospital after being born severely premature at 24 weeks and no bigger than a tub of butter but now in a Christmas miracle, her mum Emma has taken her home.

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Tributes to two heroes lost to the ‘widow maker’

Shock and despair has ripped through a tight-knit western Sydney fire brigade, as firefighters and members of the public came out to mourn the loss of their ‘brothers’ — two RFS volunteers killed when a burning gum that fireys call a ‘widow maker,’ fell into the path of their tanker last night.

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Rural Fire Service (RFS) crews work on a blaze threatening homes along the Old Hume Highway near the town of Tahmoor as the Green Wattle Creek Fire threatens a number of communities in the south west of Sydney, Thursday, December 19, 2019. Temperatures in the 40's and high north westerly winds under extreme fire conditions are fanning a a number of fires around Sydney(AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING

Revise your travel plans: roads, parks, campgrounds closed

As many make their final preparations for holiday road trips, traffic authorities have issued warnings to stay away from a multiple roads and highways, as bushfires continue to burn.

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Bushfire at Caloundra West approaches the Bruce Highway as traffic comes to a standstill at Bells Creek. Photo Lachie Millard

‘Saturday will be worse’: Rethink your holiday plans

The fire threat is so severe that Premier Gladys Berejiklian has declared a seven-day state of emergency for NSW — and has urged holiday-makers to reassess their travel plans. Yesterday was a horror day for firefighters, but experts warn that Saturday will be even worse.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - DECEMBER 19: German tourists Julia Wasmiller (L) and Jessica Pryor pose for a photo at Mrs Macquarie's chair, wearing face masks due to heavy smoke on December 19, 2019 in Sydney, Australia. NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has declared a state of emergency for the next seven days with ongoing dangerous fire conditions and almost 100 bushfires burning across the state. It's the second state of emergency declared in NSW since the start of the bushfire season. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)

Summer time, and the living is wheezy

Toxic bushfire smoke continues to choke Sydney, with Thursday’s thick haze sparking health warnings as a record heatwave fanned unprecedented bushfires raging across the region.

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Winona Langford, 17, of North Sydney, is missing, along with her parents and brother, after a volcano erupted on White Island off the coast of New Zealand

Nightmare to come: Jesse fights for life after family lost

A Sydney teenager has been confirmed as the final person missing in the White Island volcano tragedy, as wild weather forced New Zealand police to abandon their search for two lost bodies.

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