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There is no word of survivors after a passenger jet with 64 people collided with a black hawk helicopter in Washington D-C.

 Australia's terror threat level will not be changed from "probable"

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There's been yet another twist in the 400 million dollar legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni.

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This week we let you know why the bad newspoll numbers might actually be beneficial for Albo and the Labor Party. 

Plus, after Grace Tame wore a statement T-shirt at an Australia Day event, what did she actually achieve?

And what's it like to be cancelled? We speak to Deborah Conway about getting cancelled and not even realising. To order a copy of Deborah Conway's book, click HERE. 

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Ukraine will work with Australia to try and free a Melbourne teacher, who's reportedly being held captive in Russia.

The police commissioner warns their investigation into an explosive-laden caravan has been "significantly compromised".

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A new twist in the Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni legal battle! 

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Counter terrorism police are investigating whether explosives found in a caravan in Sydney were going to be used in an anti-Semitic attack.

The Prime Minister says he's received a report that foreign fighter, Oscar Jenkins may still be alive.

And more chaos ensues in Washington amidst Donald Trump's first week back in office.

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Confirmation an Australian prisoner of war believed to have been killed in Russia is still alive and in custody.

The P-M isn't ruling out more energy bill relief in the leadup to the next election.

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Drake has touched down in Melbourne.

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Mortgage holders may be a step closer to interest rate relief - with the release of the latest inflation data. 

Fresh aid has entered the Gaza strip, as the ceasefire continues.

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A war of words has started between Selena Gomez and a US politician! 

 

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Extreme weather continues to batter Australia's east coast.

Donald Trump flags his intent to extend his immigration crackdown to legal migrants. 

And inflation data for the December quarter to be released today.

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Women more likely to vote Labor as the government reafirms universal childcare.

Melbourne police have tracked down a burnt out Porsche -- they believe was used in the execution-style murder of an underworld figure.

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The biggest feud in Hollywood may be a step closer to being resolved.

 

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50 survivors of Auschwitz have been joined by world leaders in Poland, to commemorate 80 years since the death camp's liberation. 

Australia's peak motoring body is demanding national action following the latest road toll data.

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Lady Gaga has announced a release date for her new album! 

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Extreme weather conditions are gripping most parts of the country today, as storm warnings are replaced with extreme heat alerts. 

Emotional scenes in Poland to mark 80 years since the liberation of the Auschwitz death camps. 

And nearly 100,000 Palestinian's return to the ruins of their homes in Gaza, with half a million more expected to return in the coming days.

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