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Turkey-Syria Earthquake Death Toll Crosses 24,000

Rescuers pulled out children on Friday (local time) from the rubble of the Turkey-Syria earthquake as the toll crossed 24,000, reported The Sydney Morning Herald (SMH). Read further On Dynamite News:

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A matter of life, and death

Women living in regional Australia die on average 19 years earlier than those living in cities, and all poker machines in NSW could be cash-free in five years.

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Beating the Drumgold

Former Liberal staffer Fiona Brown accuses ACT DPP Shane Drumgold of threatening her, and Anthony Albanese says a referendum on the Voice to Parliament will go ahead even if it risks failing.

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Tudge’s office used News Corp to ‘shut down’ robodebt media crisis, royal commission hears

The media strategy saw Alan Tudge’s media adviser plant stories with sympathetic ‘right-wing’ outlets and release personal details of victims.

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A breach of faith

ClubsNSW CEO Josh Landis has been sacked for his ‘Catholic gut’ slur at NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet, and FIFA is set to announce Saudi Arabia will sponsor the Women’s World Cup despite its infamous repression of women’s rights.

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Greens burn hot on coal and gas

Greens Leader Adam Bandt says Labor policy on climate is like putting out a fire ‘while pouring more petrol on it’, and an extremely dangerous radioactive capsule is still missing in WA.

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Voice loses its timbre

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says we’ll hear more detail on the Voice to Parliament after the referendum working group meets on February 2, and 29 Indigenous Australians died in custody last year. (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are warned that the following mentions a person who has died.)

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Voice will be silenced on TikTok

TikTok will accept no ads for either the Yes or No case for the Voice to Parliament, and interest rate rises may end sooner than expected.

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To work or not to work on January 26

Hundreds of thousands of workers can now work on January 26 and save their public holiday for another day, and former PM Tony Abbott is being touted as the best person to replace the late senator Jim Molan.

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JobSeeker rise on the cards

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is likely to lift the JobSeeker rate in the May budget, and Sydney teacher Myron Love is feared dead in the Nepal plane crash.

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Steve Smith in talks to play for Sussex during buildup to Ashes series

Australian batsman Steve Smith is in talks with Sussex about a short-term deal in the runup to the World Test Championship final and the Ashes series

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Anecdotes galore from Prince Harry’s Spare as global media blitz ends on late-night US talk show

Bombshell anecdotes and stories from Prince Harry in his memoir Spare, as media blitz ends in late-night US talk show

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Government consultant says Newcastle 'priority' for high-speed rail

The head of the UK's high-speed rail rollout says "fixing the corridor between Sydney and the Hunter" would make the most difference to the most people.

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Penny Wong talks tough

Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong broached the difficult topics — detained Australians, trade sanctions and human rights — in her talks with her Chinese counterpart Wang Yi, and lawyers acting for Bruce Lehrmann have sent defamation letters to media outlets.

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The Iconic Has Repaid More Than $1M In Unpaid Wages While Syd Employees Claim Grim Conditions

Staff claim some models' hands were "blue" due to cold in one work space.

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Wong and Yi talk turkey, and lobster

Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong has tried to keep Australians’ expectations low on what will be achieved in this first visit to China of an Australian minister in three years, and a group of First Nations peoples have lost their fight to stop gas drilling in the Pilliga Forest.

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Two NSW Cops Are In Deep Shit After Taking A BeReal Feat. A Literal Gun Pointed At A Head

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Answering the call of nature

Global negotiators have reached a historic deal at COP15 in Montreal that will protect 30% of the earth’s land and water, and in another historic event Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong will meet her Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Beijing on Wednesday.

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The Guardian - AU

Don’t give up your day job: how Australia’s favourite authors are making ends meet

According to new research, writing books brings in $18,200 a year on average. This leaves the celebrated authors we spoke to hustling seven days a week

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News Corp ends year on a low note as another senior figure investigated over alleged behaviour at staff drinks

The Murdoch stable has let indiscretions slide in the past but there is less tolerance now. Plus: Nine returns to AAP

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Brittany Higgins settles personal injury claim

Brittany Higgins has agreed to a confidential settlement in her personal injury claim against the Commonwealth, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will meet gas industry representatives in Canberra to talk about price caps.

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Police shot dead in ambush

Six people are dead, including two police officers, after two men and a woman ambushed police at a rural Queensland property last night, and One Nation looks set to have its first MP in Victoria’s Parliament.

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Rebel Wilson says that her first kiss scene with a woman ‘changed her love life completely’

“Weirdly, through kissing [Charlotte Gainsbourg] in my professional life I thought, well, maybe I should do that for real in my personal life and see how it goes, which I did,” actor said

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Trial and error

Former Coalition minister and Brittany Higgins’ former boss Senator Linda Reynolds is accused of ‘disturbing’ conduct during the Bruce Lehrmann trial, and one of Australia’s biggest bulk-billing medical centre chains, Tristar Medical Group, rorted Medicare for years.

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Few in the media grasped the power of Keating’s Redfern speech that day in 1992

As a junior Sydney Morning Herald reporter, I got to write the ‘first rough draft of history’ that day – but not everyone saw it that way

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