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SBS News in Filipino, Sunday 2 April

ASTON BY ELECTION Mary Doyle Labor

MP-elect Mary Doyle (left) and Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles celebrate during a Labor Party by-election function. Source: AAP / JULIAN SMITH/AAPIMAGE

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Key Points
  • Labor candidate Mary Doyle has won the seat of Aston in a historic by-election victory.
  • Tornadoes and severe storms sweep through the United States, killing at least 21 people.
  • Paper departure cards will no longer be used at airports in the Philippines starting May 1.
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