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Four years into Putin's war in Ukraine, scores of Russian activists are now jailed or dead

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'What's fair?': The wages problem that's led to some roles being 'massively overpaid'

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Australia's underground hardcore scene just went global — you can thank a flute for that

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Remote Cocos Islands community celebrates Ramadan, preserving unique traditions far from Australia’s mainland cities

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Gary wasn't impressed by Australia's dumpling scene. Now he's selling thousands a day

Australia

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Weet-bix kimchi: Glynn's experiment with Australian and Korean favourites may be a hit

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Japan’s 'lost month': how Lunar New Year faded from the calendar

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Delta Goodrem chosen for landmark Eurovision anniversary contest

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Opposition leader labels children in Syrian camp as IS sympathisers

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Hanad lives in hiding, fearing deportation. This is life during Trump's immigrant crackdown

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Dateline returns with stories of the people caught in Trump's immigration crackdown

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Dreams of being a ballerina: Hopes of Australian child in Syrian camp for IS-linked families

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Sabina quit snacking after monitoring her sugar levels. Is the data that simple?

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Kath hosted her late partner Nigel's wake while he was still alive

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As the threat of war heightens distress, help may be just a phone call away

Australia

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The $1 billion problem facing Aussie farmers like Robert

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Fighting fakes and food fraud, this team knows where your festive dish really comes from

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How much for a coffee? New drinks are pushing prices to $8 or more

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