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AM bulletin 21 March 2022

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Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls Russia's siege of the city Mariupol a war crime, a new study finds Australia's changing distribution of blood types is linked to shifting immigration patterns; and in sport, COVID-19 takes out more Socceroos players ahead of the World Cup qualifier against Japan.


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Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls Russia's siege of the city Mariupol a war crime, a new study finds Australia's changing distribution of blood types is linked to shifting immigration patterns; and in sport, COVID-19 takes out more Socceroos players ahead of the World Cup qualifier against Japan.



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