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Catch up: SBS World News (22 January 2021)
Did you miss the latest SBS World News bulletin? You can catch up on all the major national and international news stories of the day…
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'Disturbing' allegations of sexual violence emerge in Ethiopia's conflict-hit Tigray region
The UN has called on all parties involved in hostilities in the Tigray region to commit to a zero-tolerance policy for crimes of sexual violence.
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David Staples: Will the United States choose Alberta crude or go with massive job losses and dictator oil?
This is an alarming moment for Alberta, with the Keystone XL pipeline axed by U.S. President Joe Biden and green activists keen to see the…
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No relief for Australians stranded abroad as current flight caps remain
Prime Minister Scott Morrison says no decision will be made on lifting international passenger arrival caps until mid-February.
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New Edmonton Oilers Barrie, Kahun, Shore and Koekkoek off to solid starts
The season is young, and it’s too early to assess the real value of most players on most NHL teams, but a number of incoming…
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LIVE Covid-19 Ireland updates: Taoiseach lockdown hint and NPHET death forecast
Stick with us for the latest updates on another day of Covid-19 drama
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Who is Margaret Court, the controversial tennis great who is back in the spotlight?
Former tennis great and Pentecostal minister Margaret Court has drawn repeated criticism in recent years for her comments on the LGBTIQ+ community.
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Adele and estranged husband Simon Konecki 'reach divorce settlement'
Adele is thought to have come to an agreement with estranged husband Simon Konecki, nearly two years after the couple announced their split
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Fourth death in custody inside Western Australian prison in the last two years
The man was found unresponsive in his cell at Acacia prison, about an hour east of Perth, on Monday.
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Appeal filed after officers who took down man on Whyte Avenue cleared in excessive force complaint
Edmonton city police officers who took a man to the ground on Whyte Avenue three years ago did not use excessive force, a disciplinary hearing…
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