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Syrian war update: Aleppo evacuation back on track after the second deal

Evacuation of rebel-controlled districts of Aleppo is back on track after a second deal was set on Tuesday. It is expected to begin within hours, confirmed the Syrian military and rebels. The plan is seen as a road to victory for President Bashar al-Assad in his attempt to end years of fighting.
Lissy Verghese Dec 15, 2016
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Flight Centre faces $11 million fine after it loses High Court battle with ACCC

Flight Centre is facing the prospect of paying a fine of $11 million when it loses a High Court battle with ACCC. The company had received the same punishment in 2013 but was turned down on its appeal to the Federal Court. ACCC appealed against the verdict and has now gained favourable judgement.
Lissy Verghese Dec 14, 2016
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Australia may ban $100 notes in a bid to crackdown black money

Following the footsteps of Indian and Venezuela, Australia is also considering to ban $100 notes in a bid to crack down black money. Furthermore, ban on cash payments exceeding a certain limit is also under consideration.
Garima Satija Dec 14, 2016

South Australian students to get free meningococcal vaccine

Students in South Australia are to get meningococcal vaccine free of cost. The attempt comes as part of a study conducted by the University of Adelaide in collaboration with South Australian Health. Up to 60,000 teenagers and adults are believed to benefit from the drive.
Lissy Verghese Dec 14, 2016
Cuba's Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez shakes hands with European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini

EU-Cuba deal raises similar concerns as US-Cuba deal

The European Union signed a deal with Cuba on political dialogue and cooperation on Monday in Brussels. The EU-Cuba deal is expected to enhance trade, travel as well as diplomatic ties between the Caribbean island and the 28-country bloc.
Garima Satija Dec 13, 2016
BRITAIN-RIGHTS/DYING

Assisted dying bill to be introduced in Victorian Parliament in 2017

Victorian Government is planning to introduce a bill on assisted dying in 2017. If it becomes a law, ailing Victorians will have the right to end their life. The bill has support from within the Government. However, they call for stringent and regular reviewing.
Lissy Verghese Dec 09, 2016

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