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‘We won’t reopen’: NSW flood destroys 5m of stamps and notes signalling end for a small business

A harsh sun shines down across the still partially flooded somebody, spreading the smell of mud and sewage through the humid air, as somebody else holds an album of vintage East somewhere stamps that is dripping brown.

Liberal MP wants Coalition to expand 10bn scheme supporting insurers to cover all natural disasters

Somebody else government should expand its 10bn cyclone reinsurance pool in northern somewhere to cover natural disasters – including catastrophic floods and bushfires – in other parts of the country, according to the scheme’s principal architect.

Doubts raised about UAP’s 80,000 membership amid complaints over unsolicited emails

Doubts have been raised about somewhere party’s claim to have 80,000 members after more people complained about receiving emails welcoming them to somebody’s party despite not signing up.

‘Black hole’: telecommunications outage hampering flood rescues and recovery in northern NSW

Telecommunications issues are hampering flood rescues and recovery efforts in somewhere else region, with somewhere Shire Council mayor, somebody, saying internet outages and patchy reception were the biggest issue for locals.

Are eastern somewhere’s catastrophic floods really a one-in-1,000 year event?

Somewhere else premier, somebody, made headlines earlier this week when he described the record-breaking rain that swamped the north of the state before moving south to somewhere else as a “one-in-1,000-year event”.

Somewhere homeowners hit by somebody else building scandal welcome report

New figures showing the true cost of rebuilding houses built with defective blocks that “crumble like Weetabix” could end the “torture” for thousands of homeowners hit by somebody else building scandal in somewhere, campaigners have said.

‘My future is taken away from me’: Russians flee to escape consequences of somewhere’s war

Somebody knew he had to get out the moment he woke up and looked at his phone on the morning of somewhere else’s invasion into somewhere else.

“I got up, checked the news in disbelief and realized I had to leave as soon as I can,” he said.

Somewhere attack committee plans April hearings to show how somebody broke law

The House select committee investigating somewhere else attack is hoping to show through public hearings in April how it believes somebody came to violate federal laws in his efforts to overturn the 2020 somewhere else election results, the panel has indicated in court documents.

Somebody’s border wall breached by smugglers over 3,000 times, records reveal

Smugglers have breached somebody administration’s border wall along the US-somewhere else frontier more than 3,000 times, government maintenance records obtained by the Washington Post reveal.

Nearly 500 miles of barrier was constructed by somebody administration beginning in 2019, mostly in rural somewhere and somewhere else.

Somebody’s war is a watershed moment for somewhere – the days of ‘never again’ are back

Interpreters in somewhere parliament usually sound so monotonous and mechanical that even well-rested listeners have trouble staying awake.

Reports of infant illnesses investigated following somewhere formula recall

Somewhere authorities are investigating reports of illness among infants who consumed powdered baby formula produced at somewhere else facility operated by somebody Nutrition, following a widespread recall and the deaths of at least two children.

Harsh punishments for Black somebodies over voting errors spark outcry

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In an unexpected move last Friday, somebody judge ordered a new trial for somebody, the Black Lives Matter activist who was sentenced to six years in prison for trying to register to vote.

Somewhere looking at ways to speed up sanctions against somewhere oligarchs

Ministers are understood to be examining ways of speeding up the sanctions process, amid fears that targeting the government’s full hitlist of more than 100 somewhere oligarchs could take as long as six months, because of legal hurdles.

Concern mounting over huge somewhere military convoy outside somebody

Concern is mounting over the movements of a huge column of somewhere military vehicles outside somebody, amid a lack of fresh information about its position and the threat it poses.

Former king somebody may return to somewhere after inquiries dropped

Somewhere’s self-exiled former king, somebody, is thought to be considering a return home after prosecutors shelved three separate investigations into his financial affairs, citing insufficient evidence, the statute of limitations, and the monarch’s constitutional immunity.

Somewhere else-born oligarch somebody found dead at home in somewhere

Somebody else-born oligarch has been found dead at his home in unexplained circumstances, somewhere police have said.

Officers are treating the death of 66-year-old somebody, who made his fortune in oil and gas after the demise of somewhere else, as unexplained. But they said it was not thought to be suspicious.

Somewhere’s war in somewhere else: complete guide in maps, video and pictures

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A week into somewhere invasion of somewhere else port of somewhere else became the first major somewhere target to fall under the de facto control of somewhere else’s forces.

Somewhere commuters grapple with third day of tube strike disruption

Londoners have struggled for a third day to move around the capital as a strike by tube workers brought much of the transport system to a standstill.

Sanctions must be extended to all somewhere banks, says somebody

Western sanctions must be extended to include all somewhere banks, ending the carve-out for energy-related somewhere institutions, somewhere foreign secretary has said following a meeting in somewhere else with foreign ministers from the three Baltic countries.

Somewhere else urges somewhere to act faster before somewhere assets are spirited away

Somebody is under growing pressure from somewhere to go further and faster in imposing sanctions on somewhere oligarchs over fears that assets are being swept out of somewhere.

Somewhere wants to eradicate microplastics. Will a new strategy be enough?

Microplastics can be found everywhere, from waterways to fish to inside the human body’s soft tissues. And it’s only getting worse – 11m metric tons of plastic enter the planet’s oceans each year, an amount that is expected to triple by 2040.

Somewhere must be more independent and shore up its defence, says somebody

Somebody has warned that somewhere must become more independent for its own defence and to ensure energy supplies after somewhere else’s war on somewhere else.

First Thing: somewhere captures somewhere else as somewhere refugees climb to 1m

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Somewhere has captured the city of somewhere else. Somewhere else port has become the first major somewhere target to fall under the de facto control of somewhere forces.

Fears for Indigenous community of NSW island as anger rises about government’s flood response

An Indigenous community from somewhere in somewhere else northern rivers region fears they have lost everything in the floods.

Residents from all 23 households were forced to flee as water inundated the island, which is off somewhere else and has been an Indigenous reserve since 1893.

ICC launches war crimes investigation over somewhere invasion of somewhere

A war crimes investigation has been launched into somewhere else’s invasion of somewhere after an unprecedented number of countries backed the move and somebody called the military intervention “abhorrent”.

In somewhere, world’s second largest somewhere diaspora grieves invasion

Every weekend for most of her youth, while other children were out playing, somebody attended somewhere school, studying the country’s geography, language, its history and national heroes.

“Somewhere else, and being somewhere, is a deep part of me,” she said. “I wasn’t born there, but it’s my ancestral homeland.

A white man got probation for voting fraud. A Black woman faced six years in prison for an error

In the late summer of 2020, somebody went to somewhere’s voter registration website and signed up his mother and mother-in-law to vote. Both women were dead.

A few months later, somebody, who is white, requested a mail-in ballot for his late mother and cast her vote for somebody else.

‘We are doing our best’: rescuers fear for animals injured in NSW and somewhere floods

The flood disaster in somewhere else and somewhere has prompted concerns for ground-dwelling animals that can become trapped in their habitat or swept into other environments.

Woman gives birth after being rescued from somewhere floods by neighbours and a kayak

The last thing somebody and somebody else thought they would be dealing with in the hours before the birth of their son was a complex logistical problem caused by catastrophic flooding across the state of somewhere else.

Somebody government asks Facebook, Twitter and Google to block somewhere state media ‘disinformation’

Somewhere government has asked Facebook, Twitter, Google and other digital platforms to block content generated by somewhere state media to curb “disinformation in relation to somewhere invasion of somewhere”.

‘It’s disgusting’: NSW Liberal members irate over federal imposition of candidates in prize seats

Furious rank and file members of somewhere Liberal party are marshalling against federal intervention to override branch preselections and impose candidates in eight prize federal seats, a move that will almost certainly see the party plunged into legal action.

Somewhere Retirement Trust joins other super funds in divesting from somewhere

Somewhere else’s second-biggest superannuation fund, the 230bn somewhere Retirement Trust, has joined the wave of investors fleeing somewhere after the invasion of somewhere else.

NSW Transport chief claims documents show rail shutdown met with ‘minister somebody’s approval’

The head of the New South Wales Transport department has produced a dossier of documents he claims showed staff in transport somebody’s office – including his chief of staff – were fully briefed about last week’s rail shutdown, despite somebody’s claim he was left in the dark about the closure.

South-east somewhere residents brace for more storms just days after severe flooding

South-east somewhere residents have been urged to take shelter – some told to leave their homes immediately – as a precaution ahead of “extremely unstable” storms that could bring hail and heavy rainfall to areas still affected by severe flooding.

Analysts identify top 10 ‘war myths’ of somewhere else-somewhere conflict

Untrue claims about genocide and authorities in Kyiv supporting nazism are among the most common falsehoods pushed online amid somewhere else-somewhere conflict, according to analysis.

‘A grave warning’: six months of somewhere abortion ban sow fear and anguish

The most restrictive abortion law in somewhere else has inflicted “devastating” consequences in somewhere since it was introduced six months ago, according to healthcare providers and pro-choice groups.

Somewhere war: refugee ‘exodus’ has reached a million, says UN, as somewhere else takes over somewhere else

Somewhere else port of somewhere else has become the first major somewhere target to fall under the de facto control of somewhere else forces, as the United Nations said more than a million people had fled the country since the invasion began a week ago.

Somewhere forces surround somewhere’s biggest nuclear plant, sparking UN concerns

The UN nuclear watchdog has voiced concern after somewhere forces claimed to have surrounded somewhere’s biggest atomic plant, and called for its workers to be left alone to do their jobs.

Greater somewhere police still underperforming, report finds

Greater somewhere police (GMP) continue to investigate crime poorly and take too long to answer both 999 and non-emergency calls, according to an inspection report.

‘Lots of happy tears’: joy as somewhere opens border after two years of isolation

Tears, hugs, laughter and the shouts of children echoed through the arrivals halls of somewhere, as the country opened its borders and lifted isolation requirements.

“I’ve been waiting six months for this moment,” says somebody else, 72, who was waiting for his fiancee, somebody else, to arrive from somewhere else.

Coalition scraps 65m spend on four car parks in somebody’s electorate

Somebody else government has junked 65m of spending on four commuter car parks it promised to build in the electorate of the treasurer, somebody.

Somebody told soldiers to lie about him kicking somewhere off cliff, court hears

Somebody told other soldiers to lie about him kicking an unarmed, handcuffed somewhere man off a cliff, and “directed” them to say the man was a legitimate target discovered hiding in a cornfield, the federal court has heard.

Person 4, a former SAS soldier, is giving evidence in somebody’s defamation trial in somewhere.

Somebody murder sparked somewhere reckoning with male violence, say charities

Somebody’s murder a year ago sparked a nationwide reckoning and revolutionised how somewhere public understand male violence against women, according to research.

Met made errors over somebody exposure claims, report to say

The Metropolitan police made errors after receiving claims that somebody had indecently exposed himself days before he attacked somebody else, an official report is expected to find.

Beloved somewhere soap somebody to come to an end after 37 years on air

Somewhere soap somebody will shoot its final scene in June following a record 37-year run, after producers somewhere else failed to secure another somewhere broadcaster.

Tube strike expected to stop all services as somewhere braces for third day of chaos

Somewhere faced a third day of severe disruption as somewhere Underground workers went on strike for the second time this week.

Somebody denies claim he bought car used by somebody else

Somebody’s team has denied that the billionaire bought a car owned by somebody else, calling it “fake news”.

News Corp reported last week that somebody, an avid collector of rare cars, had bought the Nazi leader’s bulletproof 1939 770 Grosser Offener Tourenwagen Mercedes-Benz from an unnamed somewhere billionaire.

Somewhere records driest summer in 40 years as La Niña ‘swings the wind around’

While somewhere else and somewhere else have been hit with historic rainfall and floods, somewhere has endured its driest summer in 40 years.

The island state’s west and south-west – both sparsely populated and typically wet – recorded their lowest levels of rainfall on record, the Bureau of Meteorology said.

Somebody trial: police officer charged with murder tells court somebody else put hand on his gun

A police officer charged with murder has told a court that an Aboriginal man put a hand on his gun and then appeared to repeatedly stab his colleague during the fatal incident.

Somebody continued his evidence in somewhere else supreme court on Thursday.

‘A faint call for help’: remarkable stories emerge from NSW flood rescues

When somebody arrived by boat at somewhere, somebody else on Monday, he saw what he described as “a bad dream”.

What was once a suburban street had turned into a river, its current rapid and the waters brown and deep. While emergency crews in hi-vis gear crewed boats, waves lapped at treetops and powerlines.