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Clarissa Bye is a senior journalist at the Daily Telegraph who breaks agenda-setting and investigative yarns. She has several decades’ experience covering both Federal and State politics, features, social affairs, education and medical rounds. She was the youngest Federal Parliament correspondent for The Sun Herald where she was short-listed for a Walkley.

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‘Bias’ ABC accused of ‘distorting’ Israeli stories

The taxpayer funded national broadcaster has been accused of misleading the public in its coverage of Israel and Palestine tensions, with a Jewish group concerned it could be “malicious”.

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‘Woke’: New ‘culturally safe’ draft code for shrinks blasted

Australia’s psychologists may soon have to sign up to a new binding code of conduct acknowledging their own individual ‘racism and biases’ and ‘colonial racism’.

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Rise Up! Melbourne protest against the Pandemic Bill, vaccine passports and mandates throughout the streets of Melbourne's CBD. Craig Kelly walks through the crowd and speaks over the microphone. Picture: Alex Coppel.

Secret government censors tried to control Covid narrative

Secret documents reveal Australian government censors monitored social media posts protesting about Covid lockdowns and vaccine mandates – and pressured Facebook and Twitter to shut them down.

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Brigitte Do has had her toe attached in place of her thumb - ME

Thumbs up: Miracle Sydney doctors attach toe to shark victim’s hand

Western Sydney surgeons have sewn a woman’s big toe onto her hand as a thumb after a brutal shark attack in Noumea. They have also spent months getting her back on her feet.

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A young child receives a Moderna Covid-19 6 months to 5 years vaccination at Temple Beth Shalom in Needham, Massachusetts on June 21, 2022. - US health authorities on Saturday cleared the Pfizer and Moderna Covid-19 vaccines for children aged five and younger, in a move President Joe Biden greeted as a

2000 Sydney kids in vaccine bungle: Are you affected?

Families are furious after discovering that childhood immunisations since 2019 will have to be redone after a Sydney medical clinic made one big mistake.

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Unassuming Aussie forklift driver Nathan Livingstone, left, and divisive social media personality Andrew Tate. Pictures: Supplied

‘Crazy’: Andrew Tate take-down video by Aussie goes viral

Call it Tate-down. A humble forklift driver woke up to find Twitter boss Elon Musk had replied to his tweets and sent his video expose of “digital pimp” Andrew Tate viral.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos September 28, 2021: People outside the Vaccination Hub at Sydney Olympic Park,Sydney. Picture: NCA NewsWire / James Gourley

Hundreds of NSW teachers sacked for not getting Covid jab

New figures have revealed how many NSW teachers lost their jobs last year over the Covid jab mandate, with the number of misconduct dismissals also rising.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH 20TH JULY 2023Pictured at Randwick Children's Hospital in Sydney is 13-year old Senri Tengata, from the Solomon Islands, was flown to Sydney by the charity Rotary to have his hands surgically operated on.He picked up a small mortar bomb, left over from World War 2 by Japanese and Americans, and it blew up in his hands.Picture: Richard Dobson

‘Very stoic’: Boy’s bomb horror as hand fused into permanent fist

Picking up an unexploded bomb had life-altering consequences for Senri Tengata. Thankfully, a dedicated team of Australian doctors and charity volunteers have turned the fortunes of the Solomon Islands youngster.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH 22nd JULY 2023. Ella Barker, Emily Andrewarther and Bethany Jarvis first time to Byron Bay and believe its its amazing and way better than they tough it would be.Ã Picture Danielle Smith

Trouble in paradise: Byron’s ‘not what it used to be’

They’re calling it “Byrondi” – Byron Bay is morphing into Bondi – crass, commercial, overpriced and a victim of its own success.

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**This picture has a scanned reverse - see associated content at the bottom of the details window**Singer Slim Dusty pictured with others.

‘Slim Dusty would be appalled’: Shock closure of famed Sydney pub

An inner-city Sydney pub made famous across Australia after Slim Dusty sang about it has made a shock announcement — and NSW’s music minister has decried the loss of another live venue.

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