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  1. Exclusive: Rape victims in Queensland will now be offered forensic examinations regardless of whether they plan to make a complaint to police

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  3. City of Sydney councillors have unanimously resolved to support proposals for a NSW drug summit, and to liaise with medical professionals who had expressed interest in running a drug-testing demonstration in the area |

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  4. Rachael's concern after the Queensland floods killed half her herd isn't the 2000 carcasses rotting in swampy paddocks. It's the banks

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  5. Fifty Februarys ago, former High Court Justice Michael Kirby met a dashing Dutchman called Johan van Vloten at the Bottoms Up bar in Kings Cross. Tonight, the two men were married before friends and family in their Bondi Junction home |

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  11. Bill Shorten opens talks on three changes to the medical transfer bill ahead of a debate on Tuesday that will test the Morrison government’s control of Parliament |

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  13. BREAKING: reports Labor's shadow cabinet has signed off on three changes to the medivac bill but has not folded as some expected. Still a chance this modified bill could pass Parliament with support of independents

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  14. Breaking: Notorious drug lord Tony Mokbel left bleeding from the mouth, chest and head after violent stabbing in high security prison

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  15. Labor commits $8 billion to fast-track Sydney Metro West in an election pitch to voters designed to resonate with voters in vulnerable seats in Sydney’s west |

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  16. Thailand's Election Commission will consider the surprise nomination of a Thai princess as a prime ministerial candidate for March elections after her brother intervened

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  18. Prime Minister Scott Morrison has set the tone for a brutal debate on border protection in a major address marking the first week of Federal Parliament for the year |

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