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US cancels ‘family photo’ at G20 after Europeans object to Russia
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is attending the summit at the invitation of the US hosts. Other countries refused to participate in the traditional photo.
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Finnish police investigate Google over forest cleared for data centre
The tech giant allegedly cleared hundreds of hectares of forest before environmental checks were done.
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Aussies set 288 to win the series against South Africa after late breakthroughs
The series will be decided on day five of the third Test after South Africa set Australia a target of 288 in Cape Town following centuries from Ryan Rickelton and Wiaan Mulder.
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An Applecross sushi talent, after dabbling in grilled chicken, makes a return to the fish tank
Act fast to book one of the six counter seats. Your reward will be some of the city’s most polished nigiri and temaki sushi.
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Perth Airport is changing where you pick up and drop off passengers - here’s what you need to know
The pick-up and drop-off area at Perth Airport is set to move before Christmas, with staff urging passengers to get across the significant changes.
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‘I’m deeply hurt’: Christa Pike releases first statement since botched execution
Pike said she went into the execution chamber prepared to die in peace and woke up alone and confused in a hospital bed, and now lives in constant pain.
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How one man’s quest for a decent cup of coffee spawned a luxury resort
Set among bushland, an hour north of Sydney, Grand Saddles Lodge brings a new level of indulgence to the Central Coast.
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Test your general knowledge with the Good Weekend quiz
Trivia buffs: can you get a perfect score in the interactive superquiz?
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Police launch inquiry into Andrew and Epstein at royal estate in Scotland
The probe will investigate whether young women were “trafficked” to the royal family’s Balmoral Castle.
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Concerns for welfare of two Australians after Spanish train crash
Consular assistance was being provided to the family of the Australians in connection with the collision, DFAT said.
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Family’s grief over loss of father-of-two
The shattered family of a father-of-two who was struck and killed by a drunk and drugged driver has laid bare their grief in court.
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Crows star pleads guilty to hitting pedestrian with car
Crows star Josh Worrell has pleaded guilty to hitting a pedestrian with his car.
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Queenslander hand-picked by Snoop Dogg for sweet gig
An award-winning violinist from Queensland has been hand-picked by American rapper Snoop Dogg to taste test ice cream around the globe.
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Quick-thinking train driver prevents potential tragedy
Heart-stopping vision shows the moment a train nearly collides with a group of children in Queensland.
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‘Burn brother’: Chilling encrypted messages reveal Melbourne’s crime gangs’ fire-for-hire aimed at teens
Bespoke self-erasing apps and encrypted networks have turned serious violence into cheap contracts, leaving burns victims, bungled targets and disposable teens in their wake.