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WA Labor figure dies weeks after assault outside Northbridge nightclub

Oceania · Mandurah

WA Labor figure dies weeks after assault outside Northbridge nightclub

Coverage: 12 sources

A former Labor strategist has died after spending weeks in hospital in critical condition following an alleged assault outside a nightclub.See the Story

‘No, He’s Good’: Steve Smith Breaks Silence on Babar Azam Tension After Single Denial Moment in BBL

‘No, He’s Good’: Steve Smith Breaks Silence on Babar Azam Tension After Single Denial Moment in BBL

56% Right coverage: 9 sources

Steve Smith has played down any tension with Babar Azam after the single-denial incident in the Big Bash League, saying there is no issue between the Sydney Sixers teammates and that they even played golf together.See the Story

New $800m Sydney Fish Market opens

Oceania · Sydney

New $800m Sydney Fish Market opens

44% Right coverage: 9 sources

The new Fish Market on Sydney Harbour is set to attract more than six million local and international visitors each year.See the Story

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