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Authorities say there's less than 20 hours of oxygen left for those on board missing sub. 

More Aussies unable to pay their electricity bills on time. 

Australia using world first legal powers to hold Twitter to account. 

It's the Winter Solstice today, the shortest day of the year will see just 10-hour sunlight in some regions. 

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Hopes lifted after banging is heard in search for missing sub,

The Federal Government is doubling down on the scope of The Voice,

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Not all Swifties are happy about the upcoming tour dates 

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The US Coastguard say the submersible that went missing off waters in Canada has 40 hours or less of oxygen left. 

Voice to Parliament debate heats up on both sides. 

Taylor Swift announces Australian tour dates. 

Australian cricket team makes history in Birmingham. 

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Labor has taken aim at the Greens during Question Time ...  as the party refuses to back the federal government's housing policy.

The International Criminal Court is being asked to investigate whether senior Australian defence officials should be tried for war crimes.

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Bebe Rexha proves she's good after head injury 

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Federal Politicians have until next month to write essays on yes and no campaigns for Voice to Parliament. 

The P-M launches blistering attack on Greens following housing bill shutdown. 

Protein markets could be key to early detection of Alzheimer's Disease. 

Ben Cousins lands new gig on TV. 

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The Voice Referendum is a step closer, after legislation allowing the nation-wide vote sailed through parliament.

A new report claims Australia needs to get off natural gas for any hope of achieving net zero emissions by 2050.

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 Travis Barkers ex has broken her silence on Kourtney's surprise pregnancy reveal

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Junk food ads to be banned across social media, TV and radio in new proposed laws. 

Indigenous Voice to Parliament set to pass Senate today. 

Nearly 100 people have died due to a heatwave in India with temperatures reaching 44 degrees. 

Thousands of people line London's Mall to catch a glimpse of King Charles in his first Trooping the Colour. 

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Senator David Van Resigns From Liberal Party Over Allegations of Sexual Misconduct 

Man Arrested and Charged After Dramatic Standoff With Police On Melbourne CBD Tram 

Dozens Killed In School Attack In Uganda

US President Kicks Off Re-election Pitch 

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The Victorian Liberal Party Will Decide Future Of David Van At Meeting Today After Claims Of Sexual Assault and Harassment Were Levelled Against Him

Multi-Billion Dollar Boost To Social Housing 

Nottingham Stabbing Suspect Charged With Three Counts Of Murder 

Pentagon Papers Whistle Blower Dies 

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Federal MPs admit this has been a "bad week" in federal parliament,

Consumer groups say more people need access to power bill discounts - as Australians face some of the highest energy costs in the world. 

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It looks as though Prince Harry and Meghan are set to lose millions of dollars!

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