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Victorian MP releases passionate official response to Malcolm Roberts re-election
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Mosques and religious sites destroyed in China's western region
Mosque and other religious sites have been destroyed in China's western region.
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Mosques and religious sites destroyed in China's western region
Mosque and other religious sites have been destroyed in China's western region.
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'Keep America great': Trump launches 2020 bid
Supporters are calling US President Donald Trump's speech "electric" and "fantastic" after he kicked off his 2020 re-election campaign in Orlando, Florida on Tuesday night.
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Incredible Kerr scores four to send Matildas through to World Cup last 16
The sensational Sam Kerr has become the first Australian to score a World Cup hat-trick, firing four goals in a 4-1 rout of Jamaica to send the Matildas into the knockout rounds.
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Rockstar welcome for Greek Orthodox Archbishop in Sydney
Hundreds have turned out at Sydney airport to give a warm welcome to the new Greek Orthodox Archbishop.
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Tired and hungry polar bear wanders into a Russian city
A female polar bear has strayed hundreds of kilometres from its natural Arctic habitat and wandered into the major Russian industrial city of Norilsk in northern Siberia.
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Angela Merkel says she is 'fine' after trembling spell while meeting Ukrainian president
There had been concern German Chancellor Angela Merkel may have been in poor health after she was seen shaking at an event this week.
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Boris Johnson takes another step toward British prime ministership
The second round of voting in the contest to replace outgoing leader Theresa May has taken place ahead of a televised debate.
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Neo Nazi teenagers sent to prison in UK for terrorism offences
Two teenagers have been jailed for terrorism offences in the UK after encouraging an attack on Prince Harry for marrying Meghan Markle. The BBC's Daniel Sandford reports.
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Facebook's new cryptocurrency raises privacy concerns
Facebook will launch a cryptocurrency called Libra next year, backed by the likes of Mastercard, Visa and PayPal, in a move that has raised privacy concerns.
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'Back to school shopping' exhibit highlights US mass shooting problem
Artist WhIsBe has installed a shopfront aimed to provoke a gut-punching reaction, which he hopes will spur public action to address school shootings.
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Magician dies attempting Harry Houdini stunt in India
An Indian magician has drowned while trying to perform an escape act with chains and ropes.
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Highly sought after beer made by Belgian monks now being sold online
Previously customers for the coveted beers could only reserve a maximum of two crates and had to pick them up from the abbey gates, but online sales are now meant to solve its increasing demand.
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Timelapse shows Hong Kong streets filled by protesters
A timelapse of protesters filling the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday.
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Russia foils attempt to smuggle more than 4000 rare tortoises into the country
Russian authorities have foiled an attempt to smuggle 4,100 rare tortoises, worth around $113,550 AUD, across the border from Kazakhstan into Russia. The tortoises were put into sacks and hidden with several tonnes of cabbages.
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Could spider venom be used in the fight against malaria?
Scientists are using a toxin usually found in spider venom to test whether it can target malaria being transmitted by mosquitoes.
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'Not who we are': Phoenix mayor apologises after police threaten family over dollar store doll
An investigation has been launched after a family were targeted by police after a four-year-old girl took a doll from a store, with allegations by the family that police threatened to shoot them.
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Hundreds take part in sanctioned protest in Moscow over journalist detention
Several hundred protesters gathered in Moscow in a small, government-authorised rally in support of investigative journalist Ivan Golunov, who was held in detention for five days on drug charges.
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Widespread blackout leaves tens of millions South Americans in the dark
Argentina's power grid collapsed around 7am local time, leaving the entire country without power. The outage also cut electricity to much of neighboring Uruguay and parts of Paraguay.
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SBS World News bulletin: 18/6/19
SBS News wraps-up all the national and international news including: The US to send more troops to the Middle East as Iran declares it will break uranium stockpile limits, Egypt's first democratically elected president Mohamed Morsi dies after collapsing in court and Hong Kong's leader offers a public apology but doesn't bow to public pressure to resign.
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