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Top Aussie Christmas gifts: Buy early or miss out

Christmas shoppers are being warned to buy children’s presents early or miss out. These are the top 10 gifts to secure now.

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NSW records 941 new cases; Vic has 1438

NSW has recorded 941 new Covid cases, while Victoria has notched a new daily infections record amid fears the outbreak has not yet reached its peak.

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International travel restart: What you must do to your passport

With an international border reopening on the horizon, 750,000 Australians have been warned they must do one key thing to their passports if they want to take off.

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‘Leading the way’: US praises Aussie climate change stance

Australia has been praised by Democrat House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for “leading the way” in action on climate change.

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(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 12, 2021, Britain's Queen Elizabeth II watches a military ceremony to mark her official birthday in Windsor. - Queen Elizabeth II said the victims and survivors of the 9/11 attacks were in her prayers in a message to US President Joe Biden for Saturday's anniversary of the attacks. The 95-year-old monarch said: "my thoughts and prayers - and those of my family and the entire nation -- remain with the victims, survivors and families affected." She also paid tribute to the first responders and rescue workers at the scene and the "resilience and determination of the communities who joined together to rebuild". The Queen and her late husband Prince Philip made a rare trip to the US in 2010, laying a wreath at Ground Zero and meeting relatives of victims, and she told Biden that this visit was "held fast in my memory". In a further royal tribute to the dead, who included 67 British people, the US anthem was played on Saturday by fur-hatted Welsh Guards at the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Windsor Castle. (Photo by EDDIE MULHOLLAND / AFP)

Royal prank that annoyed the Queen

Prince William has revealed the signature prank pulled frequently by his late grandfather Prince Philip, which used to get him in “a lot of trouble” with Queen Elizabeth.

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BYRON BAY , AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos March 30, 2021: A Covid-19 Testing sign greets drivers on the entry into Byron Bay from the Pacific Highway.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Scott Powick

New border rules for Victorians; NSW lockdown changes

Double-jabbed Victorians will soon be able to return from interstate high-risk Covid zones, while three NSW regional areas are set to exit lockdown.

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NSW has 1063 cases, 6 deaths; Victoria has 766

NSW Covid-19 cases continue to rise as Victoria has recorded its highest daily Covid case figure this year from the Delta variant outbreak.

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Joy Behar interviews Kamala Harris remotely - despite both being in the ABC's NYC studio - after two co-hosts tested positive for Covid.

‘The View’ test positive for Covid ahead of interview with Harris

The View has pulled two of its hosts from air mid-show after they tested positive for Covid moments before the US Vice President was due to appear live.

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Shopping strip a ‘war zone’; Aftershock fears

An earthquake that was felt across southeast Australia has caused serious damage at a popular Melbourne shopping precinct, with Victorians warned to brace for aftershocks.

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Missiles, nuclear subs: Arms boost amid China threat

Australia will upgrade its long-range strike capability and acquire nuclear-powered submarines as part of a new trilateral security pact with the US and UK.

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