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National

Further arrest in Bandido murder case

A fifth person has been arrested and charged over the shooting murder of a senior Bandidos bikie in NSW Central West.

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National

Lighthouse a beacon for SA island recovery

SA’s Kangaroo Island has taken a further step towards recovering from the deadly summer bushfires with an historic lighthouse reopening to visitors.

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National

Three new virus cases in Western Australia

Western Australia has recorded three new virus cases, including two on a ship from the Philippines anchored off the state’s north-west coast.

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National

Further charges laid over Sydney shooting

A man who NSW police allege was involved the shooting of a man at Lakemba in Sydney’s southwest has been charged and refused bail.

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National

Edwards kids ‘other versions of us’

Victims of John Edwards’ five decades of abuse have told a coroner they no longer have to look over their shoulder in fear.

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Sport

AFL

Fresh faces dominate AFL awards

Brisbane star Lachie Neale took home two prized individual honours from the AFL’s awards night as the All-Australian team featured 12 first-time selections.

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Horse Racing

Hugh Bowman wins appeal against Farnan ban

Hugh Bowman has celebrated a significant victory off the track with his successful appeal against a suspension which threatened his spring carnival.

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Rugby

Cowboys relegate Broncos to NRL spoon

Brisbane will collect the NRL wooden spoon for the first time in their 33-season history after suffering a 32-16 loss to North Queensland on Thursday night.

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World

World

UK preparing sanctions on Belarus regime

UK Foreign Minister Dominic Raab says Britain is preparing sanctions against individuals in Belarus responsible for the serious human rights violations.

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World

Xinjiang internment camps counted in study

An Australian study suggests China has built more than 380 internment camps, detention centres and prisons in its western Xinjiang region since 2017.

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World

HK activist Joshua Wong held then freed

Prominent Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong has been arrested on charges related to last year’s protests then released three hours later.

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World

Lukashenko not legit Belarus leader: EU

The European Union says Alexander Lukashenko is not the legitimate president of Belarus and his abrupt swearing-in went directly against the will of the people.

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World

Japan’s new PM urges better Korean ties

Japan’s new PM, Yoshihide Suga, has called for his country and South Korea to repair their frayed ties and cooperate to counter threats from North Korea.

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Finance

Finance

DJ’s food division losing money: owner

David Jones’ South African owner has started a review of its loss making food business with the aim of getting it to a breakeven position in 2022.

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Finance

NZ Fonterra returns to annual profit

The world’s largest dairy exporter, Fonterra, is back in the black after a change in strategy delivered a $NZ659 million profit for fiscal 2020.

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Finance

Japan exports fall 15% in August

Japan’s 15 per cent drop in exports from a year earlier has been outpaced by a more than 20 per cent decline in imports, its finance ministry says.

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Entertainment

Entertainment

Rare Botticelli could beat $100 million

Sothebys says a rare Botticelli portrait could join the $US100 million art club when it goes up for auction in New York.

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Entertainment

Tiny Rubik’s Cube goes on sale in Japan

To mark the 60th anniversary of Rubik’s cube going on sale in Japan a “super-mall” still-playable version is going on sale for 198,000 yen, or about $A2645.

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Entertainment

Captain Tom Moore to get biopic

The story of Captain Tom Moore, who raised nearly STG40 million for the UK’s health service by walking around his garden, is to be turned into a feature film.

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