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How Australians can help those impacted by devastating Nepal floods

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How Australians can help those impacted by devastating Nepal floods

A joint appeal has been launched by Australian charities to support communities devastated by flooding and landslides along the Nepal-China border.

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My Kitchen Rules: Angus and Simon take on Zoe and Zac as ‘pescatarian’ drama erupts

7NEWS Australia · 5 min ago

Russell Brand prays before court

PerthNow · 5 min ago

The Beastmaster star Marc Singer rushed to hospital

PerthNow · 5 min ago

Ethan Hawke was 'never proud' of his film posters being on bedroom walls 'until it was gone'

PerthNow · 5 min ago

'Tired' Dylan Sprouse has no idea where wife Barbara Palvin 'finds the energy' after giving birth

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