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Greens party members Max Chandler-Mather and Adam Bandt at a press conference.

Party leader Adam Bandt says the Greens had pushed "as hard as they can" for Labor to go further, but would support the bills without amendment.

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A man wearing a beanie and wet-weather gear, seen from above, holds onto a rope while partially submerged in water.
A man in professional rock climbing gear scales a sheer cliff face with a river far below.

A rescue team faced with a terrible decision, complicated by a language barrier and unthinkable challenges, such as 13 tonnes of water per second to deal with. How did they save a man trapped for more than 20 hours in a river?

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Paul Papalia sitting in a crowd watching Ariel Bombara speak.

Ariel Bombara, the daughter of Floreat double murderer Mark Bombara, gives an extraordinary account of living under "persistent dread" from her abusive father, and denounces the heavy burden women carry for men's violence.

About 1,000 homes have been reduced to wreckage and ashes after fire ripped through a slum area of the Philippine capital Manila.

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Sheeran shared his distaste for Geldof's charity project, saying if asked to participate again he would refuse.

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Printed family photos of children are splayed out over a military map of Afghanistan.

Georgy Sides and her friends grew up with absent fathers who served their country in Afghanistan in the wake of September 11. Now they're sharing their stories of how Australia's commitment to a distant theatre of war altered their adolescence and shaped who they are today.

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