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El Niño could be strongest ever, bond market chaos, Gloria Steinem dies aged 92

Want to get this in your inbox every weekday? This summer’s El Niño weather pattern could be the worst ever, the BoM has warned, with warnings from the UN that “the planet is in uncharted waters, and those waters are heating up”. Two cousins have been thwarted in their first attempts to…

El Niño could be strongest ever, bond market chaos, Gloria Steinem dies aged 92

Australia's Bureau of Meteorology warns that this summer's El Niño weather pattern could be the strongest on record, breaking heat records across the country. Climate change experts suggest that climate change has greatly increased the likelihood of such extreme weather events. In Nepal, a UK-Australian couple faces ongoing struggles as they attempt to locate their missing relatives amidst the devastating floods.

Meanwhile, in Sydney, an associate professor wins a prestigious Eureka science prize for her work in improving the understanding of victim-survivor testimony in domestic violence cases within police and court systems.

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USS Abraham Lincoln May Not Head Straight Home After Thailand

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