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LATEST NEWS & BREAKING NEWS Key travel news to be revealed tonight. Aussies itching to book an overseas holiday will be eagerly watching the federal budget, with hints it will include more revelations about the travel ban DIGITAL | THE AUSTRALIAN Greg Hunt says 100,000 more Pfizer and 115,000 AstraZeneca doses will be offered to Victoria; four new cases, two in aged care. WEEKEND AUSTRALIAN MAGAZINE Australia’s most exclusive and egalitarian ski resort. It’s overshadowed by the fame of Perisher and Thredbo – but this little ski resort is a hidden treasure, and money has nothing to do GOVERNMENT UNDER PRESSURE TO ANNOUNCE BORDER REOPENING The government is under pressure to clarify when Australia’s international borders will reopen. Prime Minister Scott Morrison on

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TEEN ARRESTED OVER NEWTOWN HOUSE FIRE, 15 PEOPLE EVACUATED Teen arrested over fire that tore through Newtown terrace houses, forces residents to evacuate. Fifteen people had to evacuate. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Nicholas Eagar. SCOTT MORRISON BLASTED OVER ISRAEL-PALESTINE COMMENT Scott Morrison has been accused of lying after he claimed there was no longer cross-party support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The federal opposition has lambasted WHITE AACTA BOSSES MANDATE DIVERSITY The all-white leadership team behind the nations peak screen awards, the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards, has made

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