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UN says almost 800 people killed near Gaza aid hubs in in six weeks The United Nations says most of those killed had been close to aid sites managed by the US and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

UN says nearly 800 people have died trying to access aid in Gaza since late May, with most killed near the US and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's sites.
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NSW's pill-testing trial 'positive' as some discard mislabelled drugs The NSW Health Minister Ryan Park says 10 per cent of drugs tested at the Wollongong's Yours and Owls Festival didn't match consumer expectations.

The NSW Health Minister Ryan Park says 10 per cent of drugs tested at the Wollongong's Yours and Owls Festival didn't match consumer expectations.

BlueScope negotiates Whyalla advisory role as it weighs up takeover BlueScope Steel is negotiating with the administrators of the Whyalla Steelworks to join as an expert advisor, but industry insiders believe it may also be interested in a more permanent arrangement.

Australia’s largest steelmaker, BlueScope Steel, is negotiating with the Whyalla Steelworks administrators about joining it as an expert advisor, while it also considers buying the mill. #steel
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BlueScope negotiates Whyalla advisory role as it weighs up takeover BlueScope Steel is negotiating with the administrators of the Whyalla Steelworks to join as an expert advisor, but industry insiders believe it may also be interested in a more permanent arrangement.

BlueScope Steel is negotiating with the administrators of the Whyalla Steelworks to join as an expert advisor, but industry insiders believe it may also be interested in a more permanent arrangement.

Nuclear path would blow out Australia's emissions targets, new modelling shows Additional emissions from adopting the Coalition's nuclear plan equate to 200 years of domestic air travel for Australia, a new analysis from the Climate Change Authority reveals.

Additional emissions from adopting the Coalition's nuclear plan equate to 200 years of domestic air travel for Australia, a new analysis from the Climate Change Authority reveals.

PM promises $500 million to support Australian steel use in wind turbines The federal government will provide $500 million in funding and set "ambitious" targets to use locally-made steel and aluminium in renewable projects, including offshore wind.

The federal government will provide $500 million in funding and set "ambitious" targets to use locally-made steel and aluminium in renewable projects, including offshore wind.

PM promises $500 million to support Australian steel use in wind turbines The federal government will provide $500 million in funding and set "ambitious" targets to use locally-made steel and aluminium in renewable projects, including offshore wind.

Labor has committed half a billion dollars to ensure Australian metals will be used in renewable projects starting with wind turbines, meanwhile Coalition have promised to scrap the east coast offshore wind industry.
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