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IS has released a graphic propaganda video threatening to harm Australia in retribution for deploying the Air Force to spy on the terrorist operation. The video calls for Muslims in South-East Asia to join the fight in the Philippines and describes Australia as the "regional guard dog" of the United States. |
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Australia could be directly threatened by Islamic State's operations in the southern Philippines, Malcolm Turnbull warns, as the terrorist group releases a propaganda video describing Australia as the "regional guard dog" of the United States.
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Ghana is immune against terrorist activities, the General Overseer of the Open Arms Ministries/Jesus Chapel in Kumasi, Apostle Kofi Nkansah-Sarkodie has said. The Kumasi-based Minister of the Gospel who claims to be representative of Jesus on earth said the divine protection bestowed on Ghana supersede the one Israel was endowed with. |
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“My dad was No. 87 all the way from middle school through high school,” Sam Walls said. “Me wearing his number is kind of another bond for us. I’ve worn it since seventh grade.” High school football programs distribute jersey numbers before each season. |
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Pauline Hanson is a "hate preacher" seeking to divide the Australian community for her own political gain, Greens leader Richard Di Natale said, as debate over One Nation's proposed burqa ban continues to swirl. Both senior Labor and government MPs have admitted to feeling "uncomfortable" with the garment, but have resisted calls to support a ban. |
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Pauline Hanson is a "hate preacher" seeking to divide the Australian community for her own political gain, Greens leader Richard Di Natale said, as debate over One Nation's proposed burqa ban continues to swirl. Both senior Labor and government MPs have admitted to feeling "uncomfortable" with the garment, but have resisted calls to support a ban. |
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Pauline Hanson is a "hate preacher" seeking to divide the Australian community for her own political gain, Greens leader Richard Di Natale said, as debate over One Nation's proposed burqa ban continues to swirl. Both senior Labor and government MPs have admitted to feeling "uncomfortable" with the garment, but have resisted calls to support a ban. |
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Pauline Hanson is a "hate preacher" seeking to divide the Australian community for her own political gain, Greens leader Richard Di Natale said, as debate over One Nation's proposed burqa ban continues to swirl. Both senior Labor and government MPs have admitted to feeling "uncomfortable" with the garment, but have resisted calls to support a ban. |
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Pauline Hanson is a "hate preacher" seeking to divide the Australian community for her own political gain, Greens leader Richard Di Natale said, as debate over One Nation's proposed burqa ban continues to swirl. Both senior Labor and government MPs have admitted to feeling "uncomfortable" with the garment, but have resisted calls to support a ban. |
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Mathias Cormann's thunderous address at the Sydney Institute in the midst of a preposterous week of politics in a miserable month for the government was met with substantial joy in some Labor circles. On Wednesday night the Finance Minister, one of the government's grown-ups, went into full Cold War mode in an attack on Bill Shorten. |
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Pauline Hanson is a "hate preacher" seeking to divide the Australian community for her own political gain, Greens leader Richard Di Natale said, as debate over One Nation's proposed burqa ban continues to swirl. Both senior Labor and government MPs have admitted to feeling "uncomfortable" with the garment, but have resisted calls to support a ban. |
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