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Three questioned as concerns grow for missing Perth brothers in Mexico
Mexican authorities have arrested three people in connection to the disappearance of two Australian brothers, Jake and Callum Robinson, who were on a surf trip with an American friend.
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Pro-Palestine encampments set up across Australian university campuses
The movement mirrors the same in America, where protests on campus have turned to violent clashes with authorities.
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Russian missile strikes Ukraine’s ‘Harry Potter castle’
A private law academy in Odesa, Ukraine known as the ‘Harry Potter Castle’ was struck by a Russian missile on April 29, killing at least five people and leaving the building ablaze.
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King Charles reassures public he’s in good health during tour of London cancer centre
King Charles spoke with patients and staff on his visit to the University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Centre in London. It’s his first in-person public royal function since he began cancer treatment.
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Harvey Weinstein’s rape conviction overturned
e highest court in New York overturned Harvey Weinstein's 2020 conviction on felony sex crime charges, a decision that shocked and upset many women whose courage in speaking out against the prominent Hollywood producer helped drive the #MeToo movement forward.
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Zomi and World Central Kitchen aid workers remembered in memorial
Seven World Central Kitchen aid workers, including Australian Zomi Frankcom, who were killed in Gaza have been honoured in a United States memorial.
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Police Taser detained protester as Pro-Palestine campus protests grow
Police in Atlanta, Georgia, used a Taser on a handcuffed man at a protest at Emory University, the latest flashpoint in a growing movement on college campuses across the US, where hundreds of people have been arrested in California, Massachusetts, Texas, and other states, with reports of heavy-handed violence being used to break up protests.
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Amnesty International releases its State of the World's Human Rights annual report
Amnesty International's State of the World’s Human Rights report, covering 155 countries, highlights civilians bearing the brunt of escalating conflict, a growing disregard for international law, and concerns over the treatment of civilians as expendable, alongside issues like gender justice, economic crises, climate change impacts, and threats from new technologies, despite world leaders' failure to stand up for human rights, with millions rising in protest for change and a hopeful future.
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Australians join unauthorised Freedom Flotilla delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza
Three Australians are part of an unauthorized activist mission aiming to challenge the Israeli blockade by delivering 5,500 tonnes of humanitarian aid to Gaza, despite significant pressure on Türkiye from the US and Israel to prevent the flotilla from setting sail and reaching its goal.
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Paris 2024 Olympics: Aussie high jumper Eleanor Patterson’s journey
Australian high jumper from regional Victoria to star in Paris Olympics.
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