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'Eternally grateful': US envoy praises Australia on moon landing anniversary
Hundreds of Australians have marked the 50th anniversary of the moon landing and Australia's role in beaming images of humankind’s first steps on the moon.
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'Eternally grateful': US envoy praises Australia on moon landing anniversary
Hundreds of Australians have marked the 50th anniversary of the moon landing and Australia's role in beaming images of humankind’s first steps on the moon.
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'Irresponsible remarks': China hits back at Australia over Yang Hengjun detention plea
China has hit back at Australia for interfering in its investigation of a Chinese-Australian writer, calling remarks by its foreign minister "irresponsible".
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Watch a man descend an 19-storey building to escape a fire
The city of Philadelphia is wondering if they got a quick visit from their friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man after a man was seen scaling down the side of 19-storey building during a fire.
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Giant mural in Los Angeles depicts city's past, present and future
The work of art is 14 storeys high and right in the heart of the city.
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US diplomats work to secure release of detained rapper A$AP Rock
Swedish prosecutors extended American rapper A$AP Rocky's detention by six days amid their ongoing investigation into a street fight in Stockholm.
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SBS World News bulletin: 20/7/19
SBS News wraps-up all the national and international news including: The standoff over a seized British oil tanker; and the family of a murdered Australian backpacker head to Canada to bring their son home.
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US congresswoman returns home to cheers after 'send her back' chant
US Representative Ilhan Omar was met by supporters at the airport when she returned to Minneapolis, and she vowed to continue to oppose President Donald Trump in the wake of his racially charged Twitter attack.
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Great Barrier Reef agency breaks government ties to warn of climate warning
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority says an urgent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions is needed to protect the future of the reef.
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Dutton rejects Ardern's call to stop 'corrosive' deportations to NZ
Peter Dutton was quick to dismiss Jacinda Ardern's calls for Australia to rethink its approach to deporting New Zealanders.
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Australian Falun Gong followers mark 20 years of persecution in China
Australians Falun Gong followers are gathering in Sydney to commorate their persecution in China.
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Crowds chant 'welcome home Ilhan', greeting congresswoman Omar at airport
A crowd of cheers and singing welcomed home Congresswoman Ilhan Omar to her home town, a day after Trump supports had chanted ‘send her home’.
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Scott Morrison meets with Jacinda Ardern in Melbourne
The Prime Minister has met with Jacinda Ardern in Melbourne in their first face-to-face talks since the Coalition won the Federal election in May.
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US warship destroys Iranian drone in Strait of Hormuz
US President Donald Trump says a United States warship has destroyed an Iranian drone in the Strait of Hormuz amid heightened tensions between the nations.
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Farmers hopeful Bush Summit provides better understanding of regional Australia's needs
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has dismissed suggestions the Future Drought Fund will take money away from infrastructure.
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Giant jellyfish size of human found by divers off English coast
Divers discovered a giant jellyfish swimming in waters off the coast of Falmouth at Cornwall, in England's southwest. The divers estimated the jellyfish to be about 1.5m long.
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Baby rhinos rescued from floodwaters in India
A rescue team saved a rhino calf from the floodwaters that has submerged much of a national park Kaziranga National Park, India.
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London bridges light up the night for art
Four of London's bridges have been lit up as part of a new art installation called "Illuminated River", the eventual aim is to light up 15 bridges that cross the river Thames in central London.
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LGBTIQ+ and multicultural communities speak on mental health services
The Royal Commission into Victoria's Mental Health System have heard from LGBTIQ+ and culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
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Thai English teacher puts on outrageous makeup to boost students confidence
Thai English teacher, Theeraphong, known as Teacher Bally to his students, has found that donning a wig, false eyelashes and make up has had a great impact on his students learning.
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Jewish communities around the world donate $1m to survivors of Christchurch attack
Just four months after the Christchurch massacre, an Australian Jewish delegation has joined others in visiting the mosques where 51 Muslim worshippers lost their lives.
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Backlash over Coles' latest mini plastic toys campaign
Supermarket giant Coles is under fire over its latest marketing campaign - giving out free mini plastic toys with purchases.
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