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thousands of Australians are struggling to pay power bills, as winter stay at home 

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thousands of Australians are struggling to pay power bills, as winter stay at home 

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Add your group's COVID-19 headlines in a separate box.

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Emily's example:
Donald Trump promises to kiss all  his supporters following his election

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 it is likely for the stage 4 lockdown to be changed to stage 2 in the next 2 weeks

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 it is likely for the stage 4 lockdown to be changed to stage 2 in the next 2 weeks

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Lockdown was only lasted for 2 months

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National cabinet was not postponed regarding the plans to participate Australian standard overseas since COVID-19 outbreak

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National cabinet was not postponed regarding the plans to participate Australian standard overseas since COVID-19 outbreak

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Trump never talks without a mask while outside

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Donald Trump is conspiring with Russian's

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France reports more than 30,000 new cases.

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WWIII is coming be ready to RUN!!!!, Guns are limited in Australia due to shoot Dan Andrews, State of Emergency Extented due to Dan Andrews Stupid Leadership giving false information to the public

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China lying about their active cases

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Daniel Andrew is trying to enslave Australians by taking away their rights and freedom.

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Cotton exports join beef, barley and wine as China trade war victims 

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Cotton exports join beef, barley and wine as China trade war victims 

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Chinese mills have been told to stop buying Australian cotton, industry bodies say, while government insiders warn that new trade tariffs might be on the way.

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'Surveillance reaching into the home': The rise of Big Brother at work  

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'Surveillance reaching into the home': The rise of Big Brother at work  

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Companies are turning to technology to keep track of their employees' productivity. But some experts are concerned, and say a simple weekly catch-up could do more good.

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17 Aug 2020 | PM Scott Morrison invites Michaelia Cash to The Lodge in Canberra, to share a curry and plot

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Remember what happened in the last census? Work is underway to make sure that doesn't happen again 

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Remember what happened in the last census? Work is underway to make sure that doesn't happen again 

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Boxes of census forms are waiting to be distributed across the country, in a dummy run ahead of next year's statistical snapshot.

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13 Oct 2020 | ScoMo and Elvis meet in the PM's backyard and make a spur of the moment decision to attend a local

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Donald Trump regularly hits headlines with his outrageous and often divisive tweets.

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Donald Trump regularly hits headlines with his outrageous and often divisive tweets.

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COVID-19 killed over 210,000 Americans. However, on Monday, after spending the weekend in hospital with coronavirus, Mr Trump tweeted to say he was headed home feeling "better than he did 20 years ago".

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Just recorded 14 cases a day ago, Queensland are free will.

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In a recent interview, Trump was shown shedding a tear over the recent Black Lives Matter movements. These radical movements have been a home to violence that has been deeply upsetting. The president spoke today about the effect the rallies have had with families and communities and the policemen who have been forced out of