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A 14-year-old Boy who allegedly had extremist videos on his phone remains behind bars after a court backfliped on the decision to grant him bail.

For more, Liam Tapper reports.

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Bosses are bracing for droves of workers to call in sick tomorrow with many Aussies expected to take a four-day weekend.

For more, Liam Bland reports.

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A huge fire has broken out at an oil and energy facility in Russia following a Ukrainian drone attack. The depots, containing 26-thousand cubic metres of fuel, erupted into flames. Staff at the facility got out in time and no one was injured. Residents living nearby were also evacuated as fire crews battled the blaze. Ukrainian forces are increasingly using drone strikes to attack Russia's oil refineries. 

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Chaos has unfolded in the streets of London after five military horses broke free and bolted through the city. The horses threw off their riders during morning exercise and were reportedly spooked by builders moving rubble nearby. 

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Queensland's teachers are being stabbed with pencils and having desks thrown at them by students and compensation payouts are skyrocketing. New data reveals claims paid to Queensland teachers and other school staff reached a high of 81.5 million dollars last financial year. 

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Elon Musk's online war with Australia has taken an odd turn with the social media billionaire taking aim at Senator Jacqui Lambie. On Instagram, the Tasmanian politician argued Musk should remove tweets containing footage of the Wakeley Church stabbing saying he 'should put his big boy pants on and do the right thing.' Musk retaliated saying Lambie has "utter contempt for the Australian people".

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Two more men are facing riot charges over the violence that erupted outside Wakeley church following the stabbing. Both turned themselves into the police and were refused bail to appear in court today. 

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Sydney police have smashed a youth terror cell stemming from the Wakeley church stabbing. Twelve properties across Sydney's southwest were raided by 400 police making seven arrests with more still being questioned.  

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A man has been charged over the death of a woman in Victoria's north. John Torney was arrested after the body of his girlfriend, 49-year-old Emma Bates, was found in her Cobram home. Police are seeking to remand him in custody charging him with intentionally causing injury, and unlawful assault.

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Each Anzac Day we commemorate service men and women who sacrificed and still sacrifice so much for our freedom. The word ANZAC stands for the "Australian and New Zealand Army Corps".  And at dawn services across the country, thousands of Aussies honoured the two countries' shared history and experience in the face of adversity.

For more, Brigadier Nathan Juchniewicz from the Australian Army and New Zealand Officer, Lieutenant Colonel Paul King joins. 

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