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The man who fought to keep George Pell out of jail has remembered him as ‘man of faith’ whose intellect he greatly admired.
An unconditional ceasefire would give Moscow a chance to rearm for the next round, the Ukrainian President warns.
Tony Shepherd has argued that ‘true economic reform is impossible in Australia’ because of the influence of independents.
Health authorities say they are gearing up for an increase in hospitalisations as Omicron cases surge, but the rate of severe cases is significantly lower than that seen with Delta.
NSW has committed to easing restrictions as scheduled on December 15, despite NSW recording a sixth case of the Omicron Covid-19 variant.
A retreat over the phase-out of coal at the Glasgow climate summit is an economic win for Australia, Resources Minister Keith Pitt says.
As Sydney police disperse beachgoers ahead of Monday’s lockdown easing, Victorian authorities check reports of vaccination exemption fraud attempts.
Victoria has endured six aftershocks already and can expect them for weeks, after the strongest earthquake recorded in the state, authorities warn.
NSW Health Minister worried by self-treatment among infected, as crowds force closure of Sydney beaches on record day for NSW infections and eight deaths.
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