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Australian Newspaper Apologises For 1838 Indigenous Massacre Coverage
"Today's generation is not responsible for the sins of earlier ones, yet we can help heal old harms nonetheless," the Nine Entertainment-owned paper said. "The capacity to recognise a past wrong is a sign of a strong future."
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Volunteers Fly In To Wash The Dead After New Zealand Massacre
Kamran Nasir was in a finance lecture in Australia when a gunman slaughtered 50 people during Friday prayers at two mosques in the New Zealand city of Christchurch.
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Australia Warned Of 'Eroding' Gun Laws, 20 Years After Massacre
Australia marked 20 years since its last mass shooting today as campaigners warned its gun laws, which were severely tightened after the massacre, are being eroded.
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Australian Media Claims 'Moral Lead' After Lord's Massacre
After winning the first Test comprehensively at Cardiff, England surrendered meekly at Lord's as Australia levelled the series in style.
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Massacre Taints Leader's 'Saving Mexico' Image
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's upcoming trip to China and Australia was another chance for him to flaunt ambitious economic reforms that have won him international praise.
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The Ashes: British press delighted after England's 'massacre' of Australia
"Lord's of the manor" headlined The Sun, while the Daily Mirror said the Australians suffered "humiliation. There is no other word for it".
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Australian Newspaper Apologises For 1838 Indigenous Massacre Coverage
"Today's generation is not responsible for the sins of earlier ones, yet we can help heal old harms nonetheless," the Nine Entertainment-owned paper said. "The capacity to recognise a past wrong is a sign of a strong future."
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Volunteers Fly In To Wash The Dead After New Zealand Massacre
Kamran Nasir was in a finance lecture in Australia when a gunman slaughtered 50 people during Friday prayers at two mosques in the New Zealand city of Christchurch.
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Australia Warned Of 'Eroding' Gun Laws, 20 Years After Massacre
Australia marked 20 years since its last mass shooting today as campaigners warned its gun laws, which were severely tightened after the massacre, are being eroded.
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Australian Media Claims 'Moral Lead' After Lord's Massacre
After winning the first Test comprehensively at Cardiff, England surrendered meekly at Lord's as Australia levelled the series in style.
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Massacre Taints Leader's 'Saving Mexico' Image
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's upcoming trip to China and Australia was another chance for him to flaunt ambitious economic reforms that have won him international praise.
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The Ashes: British press delighted after England's 'massacre' of Australia
"Lord's of the manor" headlined The Sun, while the Daily Mirror said the Australians suffered "humiliation. There is no other word for it".
