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Justin Vallejo is a New York-based journalist covering news from the United States and around the world. He has travelled the globe reporting on major events and international conflict; from America’s presidential elections to terrorism in India and drug cartels in Latin America. He previously reported for UK broadsheet, The Independent, as well as The Daily Telegraph and Fairfax Media publications in Australia.

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Aussie telcos warned of new breach in massive ‘Chinese hack’

A major telco has taken extra security precautions after suspected Chinese hackers infiltrated widely used chatbot software in a ‘supply chain compromise’.

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Shock CCTV of Margot Robbie’s mates in paparazzo brawl

New footage appears to show filmmaker mates of stars Margot Robbie and supermodel Cara Delevingne allegedly assault a photographer. Watch the video.

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Biden doubles down after Putin’s ‘satanic’ nuclear rant

Vladimir Putin has claimed a “nuclear precedent”, as he annexed large parts of the Ukraine and blamed the US for sabotaging Russia’s gas pipeline, provoking a fierce reaction.

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‘An American crisis’: Hurricane Ian’s catastrophic damage

Joe Biden has declared “America’s heart is literally breaking” as deadly Hurricane Ian made landfall again on the US south east and the National Guard was activated.

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Arrest over Aussie trainer’s US murder

A man has been arrested over the alleged murder of an Aussie personal trainer in Los Angeles last month.

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(FILES) This file handout photo from the state-run Myanmar News Agency (MNA) taken on July 28, 2021 and received on July 29 shows Sean Turnell, a detained Australian adviser to Myanmar's deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi, getting vaccinated against the Covid-19 coronavirus in Insein prison in Yangon. - Sean Turnell, an Australian economist and former advisor to Aung San Suu Kyi detained by Myanmar's junta, has been sentenced to three years imprisonment, a source close to the case told AFP on September 29, 2022. (Photo by Handout / MYANMAR NEWS AGENCY / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / MYANMAR NEWS AGENCY" - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

‘Deport him’: Wife’s plea as Aussie jailed in secret trial

The wife of Sean Turnell, an economist at Sydney’s Macquarie University, has spoken out after he was jailed for three years in Myanmar.

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The Queen’s death certificate revealed

Scotland has published the official death certificate of Queen Elizabeth II, revealing for the first time the precise time and cause of her passing.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting on agriculture issues via a video link in Sochi on September 27, 2022. - President Putin said on September 27 his country expected a record-high grain harvest in 2022 as Moscow blames Western sanctions over Ukraine for preventing its exports, especially to poor countries. (Photo by Gavriil Grigorov / SPUTNIK / AFP)

Putin pushes ahead with bold Ukraine move

Vladimir Putin is set to make a bold decision over Russian-occupied regions of Ukraine, despite warnings from the West.

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Aussie company sued in $100m Kardashian Instagram lawsuit

An Australian social media influencer company has been named in a class-action lawsuit against Kim Kardashian and Scott Disick over an alleged fake lottery in the United States.

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A recent study From Queen’s University Belfast suggests dogs can smell the difference in breath and sweat from people who are suffering the negative emotion Pictured is a dog sniffing samples during the study.

The one feeling dogs can smell with 93 per cent accuracy

A landmark new study has shed new light on the human-dog relationship and how dogs interpret a human’s feelings.

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