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Friday, 26 February 2021

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VideoPremiumQueensland girl allergic to most foods

At four months, Bella Gray stopped growing. Nobody knew why. This is her story and that of other brave young Aussies with rare disease.

Maria Bervanakis

Your SayPremium100 changes in bombshell aged care report

A blueprint to reform Australia’s appalling aged care system will be handed to the Governor-General today.

Sue Dunlevy

Your SayPremiumASIO’s new warning on anti-5G, anti-vax groups

Extremist movements and radicalism is growing in Australia and they’re being fuelled by two surprising things.

Charles Miranda

ExclusivePremiumShock footage of illegal ‘vapes’ poisoning Aussie kids

New video footage has revealed the alarming number of illegal vapes in Australia, which are also behind a spike in child poisonings.

Sue Dunlevy

VideoPremiumSydney girl missing the middle of her brain

Angelina Moschoudis, five, is trapped in a body she cannot control. This is her story and that of other brave young Aussies with rare disease.

Maria Bervanakis

HealthGorilla, two lions have virus at Czech zoo

A gorilla and two lions at the Prague Zoo have been infected with the coronavirus, the zoo's director says.

Robert Muller

CrimeLady Gaga offers reward for stolen dogs

Lady Gaga's dog walker has been shot and two of the singer's French bulldogs stolen during an armed robbery, US police say.

Gabriella Borter

CrimeUS Capitol Guard help request made: police

Former US Capitol Police chief Steven Sund asked his superiors for National Guard help during the January 6 riots, acting chief Yogananda Pittman says.

Teens defendedPremiumCollege head: Rockingham teen thugs ‘broken babies’

The head of a Rockingham school where two tradesmen were attacked by students in a violent mob attack says the teenagers involved are highly traumatised “broken babies”.

Jake Dietsch and Bethany Hiatt

HeadwindsPremiumWA economy ahead but faces hard year

Maintaining WA’s economic strength will be a challenge this year, experts predict, after a report revealed the State and NSW are the only economies performing above trend and accelerating.

Meilin Chew

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Ex-WAFL player guilty of beating up model wife

A former WAFL footballer who struck his model ex-wife on the head with his phone then punched her in the stomach in front of their children has escaped withjust a paltry fine.

Emily Moulton

I’ll be Vanned!CommentsPremiumPerth A-lister’s cafe survives Cottesloe sell up

While the restaurant building is among several on Napoleon Street to be listed on the market this month, Vans has a lease until 2031, with another five-year option after that.

Kim Macdonald

HealthChina approves two COVID-19 vaccines

Chinese regulators have approved two more COVID-19 vaccines for wider use, adding to its growing arsenal of jabs.

Roxanne Liu

EnvironmentRare bee found after almost 100 years

Researchers have rediscovered a rare Australian bee species, not recorded for almost 100 years, after extensive sampling of more than 200 sites.

Tim Dornin

NEW DISCOVERYPremium‘Extinct’ native bee back after 100 years

The thylacine may not be coming back, but the discovery of a native bee 100 years after its last appearance is set to cause quite a buzz.

David Mills

CrimeNavalny moved out of Russian jail: lawyer

Jailed Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny has been moved from a prison in Moscow, his lawyer says.

Christian Thiele

Conflict and WarPro-army crowds, Myanmar protesters clash

Supporters of Myanmar's military have reportedly attacked opponents of the February 1 coup in Yangon.

Chiara Palazzo, Carola Frentzen and Isobel Frodsham

HealthHungary, Finland brace for new virus wave

Countries need to do more to help patients suffering from the long-term effects of COVID-19, the head of the WHO's European office says.

Gergely Szakacs

WeatherNorth, central NSW soaked by more rain

Parts of northern and central NSW have been told to brace for flooding after more rain on Thursday night.

CrimeYouth detention numbers fall: report

More than half the kids in youth detention are Indigenous, despite the number falling, a new report has found.

Hannah Ryan

HealthCOVID-19 restrictions to be eased in NSW

A range of COVID-19 restrictions have eased in NSW and thousands have been vaccinated with the state on the brink of 40 days without a single local case.

HealthSouth Aust drops last COVID-19 border ban

South Australia has dropped its last COVID-19 border ban, allowing people to travel from Greater Melbourne.

Tim Dornin

Natural DisastersItaly's Mount Etna lights up night skies

Volcanologists say they are observing stronger than ordinary activity as Mount Etna erupts.

Angelo Amante

Hot PropertyPremiumHome sells for more than $1.1m in popular suburb in ‘red hot’ market

A TENSE auction battle between a Victorian buyer and an expat in Singapore resulted in one of the highest sales for a property in a popular city suburb in recent years

Raphaella Saroukos

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