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  1. Death toll in California warehouse fire rises

    Recovery teams have found more than 30 bodies in the charred ruins of an Oakland, California warehouse after a fire broke out during a weekend dance party, authorities say.

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  2. Fidel Castro's ashes laid to rest in Cuba
  3. Barrie Cassidy gives his take on the final sitting week in Canberra.
  4. Large hailstones hit southeast QLD as dangerous storm cells strike

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