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Jorge Branco A major international rights group has called for an investigation into three deadly US-Israeli strikes in Iran , claiming they could constitute war crimes.
By: Patrick Brischetto, Jorge Branco
Patrick Brischetto, Jorge Branco Two children have died and another five people have been injured in a car rollover west of Melbourne
By: Patrick Brischetto, Jorge Branco
Patrick Brischetto, Jorge Branco, 9News Staff Speed and alcohol are not believed to have triggered a tragic crash which has seen two children killed and another five hospitalised west of Melbourne
By: Jorge Branco
Jorge Branco Australian year 9 students' slide continues, recording their worst-ever results in maths and English on the world's largest international education test.
By: Patrick Brischetto, Jorge Branco
Patrick Brischetto, Jorge Branco Tributes are flowing for two children who were killed when a four-wheel-drive rolled west of Melbourne on Tuesday.
Patrick Brischetto, Jorge Branco Police are searching for a luxury car after a man was shot dead in Sydney 's south-west.
By: Jorge Branco
Farmers are being forced to pump water from their fields, beloved beaches are being washed away. It’s about to get worse.
By: Jorge Branco
Jorge Branco The climate crisis will drive $855 billion in damage by the end of the decade as a half-metre sea level rise radically worsens coastal flooding, a new report predicts.
By: Patrick Brischetto, Jorge Branco, Adam Vidler
Patrick Brischetto, Jorge Branco, Adam Vidler The fatal shooting of boxing coach Louis Meehan in Sydney's south-west is not linked to recent
Letting Iran charge a toll could trigger a “domino effect” allowing other countries such as China to follow suit – hurting Australia.
