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› Saudi Arabia intercepts Houthi missiles and drones› Federal Privacy Act overhaul to stop businesses harvesting data through fine print› 79-year-old woman seriously injured in alleged Blacktown shopping centre stabbing› Labor knew in July, months earlier than previously admitted, that ATO planned to ban credit card payments› Two men seriously injured in suspected northern suburbs shooting› New jobs site bans ‘ghosting’ as youth unemployment rises› Selma Blair representatives claim she ‘did not intend to harm anyone’ during plane incident› Truck drives through soccer game, killing two in US› Search for missing Murray River man after cries for help heard› Auburn stun No 1 Georgia on last-gasp field goal as top-ranked teams fall in successive weeks› Saudi Arabia intercepts Houthi missiles and drones› Federal Privacy Act overhaul to stop businesses harvesting data through fine print› 79-year-old woman seriously injured in alleged Blacktown shopping centre stabbing› Labor knew in July, months earlier than previously admitted, that ATO planned to ban credit card payments› Two men seriously injured in suspected northern suburbs shooting› New jobs site bans ‘ghosting’ as youth unemployment rises› Selma Blair representatives claim she ‘did not intend to harm anyone’ during plane incident› Truck drives through soccer game, killing two in US› Search for missing Murray River man after cries for help heard› Auburn stun No 1 Georgia on last-gasp field goal as top-ranked teams fall in successive weeks
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Trump could lift more Russia sanctions, Zelenskyy says, as outrage over waiver grows

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Trump could lift more Russia sanctions, Zelenskyy says, as outrage over waiver grows

Donald Trump's abrupt decision to waive sanctions on Russia days before they were to take effect drew outrage from US politicians.

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Saudi Arabia intercepts Houthi missiles and drones

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Labor knew in July, months earlier than previously admitted, that ATO planned to ban credit card payments

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