The National Drought Group meets on Tuesday morning after another hot, dry spell.
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Australia skittle Windies for 27 - lowest Test total for 70 years
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Australia skittle Windies for 27 - lowest Test total for 70 years
Australia bowl out West Indies for just 27 - the second lowest score in Test history, and the worst since 1955 - to complete a 176-run win.
UK to start processing Syrian asylum claims again
Decisions were paused more than seven months ago, following the fall of the Assad regime.
UK to start processing Syrian asylum claims again
Decisions were paused more than seven months ago, following the fall of the Assad regime.
UK to start processing Syrian asylum claims again
Decisions were paused more than seven months ago, following the fall of the Assad regime.
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