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Angira BharadwajFederal Political Reporter

Angira Bharadwaj is the Federal Political Reporter for the Daily Telegraph based in the Canberra Press Gallery. Prior to that she worked as a State Political Reporter in the NSW Press Gallery. Angira has been at the masthead since 2017 and worked across politics, general news, health, features, lifestyle and entertainment.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH - Pictured is Manny Spinola, who is the owner of QVB tearooms, and will not get any benefit out of easing restrictions. Picture: Tim Hunter.

‘Incredibly inconsistent’: Big restaurants’ plea to ease rules

Large hospitality venues will likely be able to double their capacity by Christmas, Premier Gladys Berejiklian says.

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** UNDER EMBARGO - PLEASE SPEAK TO DT PIC DESK BEFORE USE ** Rachael Lee with her children Addison, 10, Aleeia, 6, and Gigi, 2, at home today.Braith Anasta's wife Rachael Lee found out she had melanoma five weeks ago and is now raising awareness about the need to have annual skin checks. Picture:Justin Lloyd.

Braith Anasta’s fiancee reveals frightening melanoma battle

A missed appointment was all the time it took for one of Rachael Lee’s freckles to turn into melanoma.

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Views of Mogo Bushfire from Long Beach From source:https://www.instagram.com/p/B6tlygZnWHA/

News Corp grants to rebuild rural community

News Corp has announced the latest round of its bushfire grants. Here’s how locals are using the money to rebuild their community.

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Dennis Jewell, 58, (some pics with his dog Donny and daughter Amy, 20) pictured at home in West Wyalong. Dennis recently suffered an acute stroke and was treated at Wagga Base Hospital , Picture: Brad Newman

Revealed: Where you get Australia’s best stroke treatment

The World Stroke Organisation has named Australia’s top hospital for stroke treatment and the answer might surprise you.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos NOVEMBER 23, 2020: Premier Gladys Berejiklian pictured at a press conference where she provides a COVID-19 update. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Damian Shaw

‘Down to interpretation’ if I broke isolation rules: Premier

Gladys Berejiklian has confirmed she didn’t isolate after receiving a COVID-19 test, undermining months of public health messaging.

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You wouldn’t scrap London’s buses, why sink Manly ferry?

London has its red bus, New York its yellow taxi. They’ve become symbols of world-class cities as has the Manly ferry. So why scrap Sydney’s global icon?

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Generic photo of a childcare worker and children in a daycare centre

Warning amid outbreak at 60 NSW childcare centres

Urgent warnings have been issued to parents across NSW for sick kids to say home after almost 600 childcare staff and students caught gastro.

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Generic photo of people drinking beer. Picture: iStock

Poll reveals how much alcohol Aussies drink

A poll has shown how many standard alcoholic drinks Daily Telegraph readers drink each week.

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Pictured at his home in Balmain is prostate cancer survivorJulius Grafton.A new report has found that just a handful of nuts can have a significant impact in reducing prostate cancer. AIHW data found prostate cancer is the most common cancer impacting Australian men, yet only 2% of Australians are eating the daily recommended amount of nuts. Picture: Richard Dobson

A nutty new way to beat prostate cancer

A new study says that more nuts in the diet could be the key for men to survive one of their largest killers – prostate cancer.

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2020 Ugly Xmas Rashie new range.Ethan Whitehead (M, yellow rashie) and Alyssa Tuohy (F) with Brenden Scoffell (M) and Rizu Sawaki (F) holding surf board. Picture: NIGEL HALLETT

Have a very ‘ugly rashie’ Christmas

A bold beachgoing bid to beat the Brits and Yanks at their ugly Chrissie attire will also fund the vital efforts of our surf lifesavers on our shores this summer.

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