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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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Angira Bharadwaj

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NSW

An albino deer is pictured running alongside a road in Sydney's Marsden Park at 1AM in the morning. It is believed that the deer may be an orphaned victim of the recent bushfires raging across NSW. Picture: Angira Bharadwaj

Rare white deer spotted in Sydney’s west

Motorists were shocked to see a rare white deer trotting along the streets of Marsden Park. WATCH NOW.

NSW

Muswellbrook had a 3.8 magnitude earthquake Monday afternoon. Google maps

Three earthquakes hit Muswellbrook in the Upper Hunter

Three earthquakes measuring 4.4, 3.8 and 2.9 magnitudes have struck the upper Hunter region of NSW today. The earthquakes were strong enough to be felt indoors but no major damage has been reported.

Confidential

The annual hot guys and rescue dog calendar raises funds for no-kill shelters and encourages people to adopt not shop. Alex Rowe and Archie. Picture: Jason Lee

The men stripping down with pups for a cause

Australia’s top personal trainers have stripped down to raise funds for no-kill animal shelters around the country. Here’s how you can help a furry friend in need.

Confidential

Tziporah hits back: ‘I look fabulous again’

BILLIONAIRE James Packer’s ex Tziporah Malkah has been spotted in one of Sydney’s exclusive suburbs wearing underwear and a pink sheet as she strolled into a shop to pick up a bottle of Moet. See all the pictures.

NSW

The alcohol millennials love but are confused by

THEY don’t know much about wine, but Millennials know they like it — and vineyards are pulling out all corks to make sure these young palates are full bottle.

NSW

Event art for the surviving Holocaust group

The kids the Nazis couldn’t beat

Sydney’s last remaining Holocaust survivors are running out of time but their message to new generations about the toll of genocide and intolerance is as vital as ever.

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