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Novak Djokovic has reportedly sent Australian Open boss Craig Tiley a letter with six points he would like actioned for frustrated players who are in lockdown in Melbourne.
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Construction of the first farm and processing plant to turn red seaweed into a feed supplement for cows to reduce their methane production by 90 per cent is expected to begin mid next year.
Over 180 children in state care were victims or at risk of alleged sexual assault last year, the Guardian for Children has revealed, amid concerns there are “serious systemic gaps and failings” in the Child Protection Department’s detection of abuse.
Treasurer Rob Lucas’s promise to draw back the curtains on government advertising campaigns has excluded News Corp, with official documentation hiding public spending on a long-running “partnership” with the Murdoch press due to restrictions written into the contract.
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