Australia’s Indigenous recognition bill passes first hurdle
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Legislation to hold a referendum to recognise Australia’s Indigenous people in the constitution cleared its first parliamentary…
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Two people still missing from Iowa building collapse
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: Leather-jacketed boss of trillion-dollar chip firm
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US House committee votes to advance debt ceiling bill
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Senior US lawmaker wants change from Turkey before F-16 sale approval
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India’s economy likely gained pace in March quarter
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US urged not to use bomb-grade uranium in nuclear power experiment
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Protests flare as Brazil approves bill limiting recognition of tribal lands
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Lula’s call for South American unity faces opposing views on Venezuela
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UK business confidence dips in May, inflation pressures persist: Lloyds
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