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Australia parliament votes on tighter gun controls after Bondi shooting
Parliament is also debating hate speech reforms after last month's deadly attack on a Jewish festival.
Australia parliament votes on tighter gun controls after Bondi shooting
Parliament is also debating hate speech reforms after last month's deadly attack on a Jewish festival.
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Greenland 'will stay Greenland', former Trump adviser declares
Donald Trump's former chief economic adviser said the US president's actions are a negotiating tactic.
Greenland 'will stay Greenland', former Trump adviser declares
Donald Trump's former chief economic adviser said the US president's actions are a negotiating tactic.