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Tamsin RoseFederal Political Reporter

Tamsin Rose is a federal political reporter for the Herald Sun. Before heading to Canberra she worked as a police reporter, general news reporter and social media producer.

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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - DECEMBER 17: Members of the Australian team stand during the signing of the national anthem during day one of the First Test match between Australia and India at Adelaide Oval on December 17, 2020 in Adelaide, Australia. (Photo by Cameron Spencer/Getty Images)

Will the new anthem be sung at the cricket next week?

Australia’s tweaked national anthem could be sung for the first time at the third Test against India in Sydney next week.

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Supermarkets, cinema among new high-risk virus sites

Health authorities are scrambling to contain a growing coronavirus outbreak in Victoria, with another two cases recorded and several exposure sites added.

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FARM: Gippsland JerseySallie Jones runs Gippsland Jersey and is a powerhouse in the dairy industry, having just opened a new processing plant in East Gippsland and is now making butter on top of her other dairy products.Pictured: Jersey cows on farm at Jindivick. Generic jersey cow. Milk.PICTURE: ZOE PHILLIPS

Victorian dairy farmers take big step away from China

As tensions continue to escalate with China, dairy farmers will look to another neighbour to boost trade.

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Fireworks to be used in Melbourne's New Years Eve celebrations are seen being prepared, Melbourne, Friday, December 28, 2018. (AAP Image/Ellen Smith) NO ARCHIVING

Warning issued on illegal NYE fireworks

Revellers planning to set off their own New Year’s Eve fireworks display have been put on notice, with police on high alert.

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Kathy Landos is bemused by an insurance bungle that has closed Lorne Trampolines, as are holidaying kids Olivia, 10, Lachie, 8, Samara, 11, Tahlia, 6, Evie, 7, and Ebony, 5. Picture: Alison Wynd

Why Lorne trampolines could close forever

Lorne’s famed outdoor trampolines are set to close for good, devastating tourists and locals. This is why.

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Onlookers walk around the CBD before the early fireworks, in the lead up to the mid-night New Year celebrations in Melbourne, Monday, Dec. 31, 2012. (AAP Image/Joe Castro) NO ARCHIVING

NYE revellers warned to stay away from city

Those hoping to celebrate the end of 2020 have been warned to do so away from the CBD, while Sydney has held on to its iconic New Year’s Test.

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(FILES) In this file photo taken on July 10, 2020 Passengers wearing face masks or covering due to the COVID-19 pandemic, have their temperature taken as they queue at a British Airways check-in desk at Heathrow airport, west London. - London's Heathrow airport on July 29, 2020, urged the government to create a coronavirus testing programme for travellers to replace quarantines, as it announced more than a billion pounds in losses in 2020. The air hub, usually the busiest in Europe, said it had recorded a pre-tax loss of Â£1.1 billion ($1.4 billion, 1.2 billion euros) in the first six months of the year, as the pandemic decimates the aviation sector. (Photo by DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS / AFP)

Call for pre-flight UK testing to stop super strain spread

A call for mandatory coronavirus tests for anyone flying from the UK to Australia has been deemed unnecessary by the federal government.

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View of a cannabis plant to be used with medicinal purposes at the Tissue Culture Laboratory of Los Diamantes Experimental Station of the Costa Rican Ministry of Agriculture, in Guapiles, Costa Rica, on December 4, 2020. - In 2018, Costa Rican Rodrigo Martin was diagnosed with head cancer that caused problems in his right eye. Martin's cancer metastasized and the various oncologists who evaluated him agreed that he had three to six months to live. More than two years later, Martin is convinced that he is alive due to the medicinal cannabis he takes every day. (Photo by Ezequiel BECERRA / AFP)

Medicinal cannabis use booms as prescriptions soar

Medicinal cannabis prescriptions are on the rise in Australia as more doctors seek to give the drug to patients with chronic and terminal illnesses.

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Professor Miles Prince and Geoff Nyssen. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

Drug offers new hope to blood cancer patients

A groundbreaking drug that destroys cells in people with a common form of terminal blood cancer may soon add years to their lives.

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How curbing food waste could save families big bucks

More than half of discarded food scraps could have been eaten, new research shows, with families able to save thousands of dollars per year if they reduce their food waste.

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