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Australia’s Pacific minister called Black Lives Matter protests ‘self-indulgent’. He couldn’t be more wrong – The Guardian
Surely Alex Hawke must realise that he represents Australia to a region of largely black and brown Indigenous peoples
On Friday, as the world was gripped by Black Lives Matter protests, Alex Hawke, Australias minister for the Pacific criticised those who attended the protests in Australia, because of health concerns…
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ASX trends 0.3 per cent lower as Trump and Biden go head-to-head – The Sydney Morning Herald
The ASX 200 quickly lost steam on Friday morning, down 0.3 per cent.
“Any country, no matter what it is that interferes in the American election, will pay a price. They will pay a price,” Biden said.
“It has been overwhelmingly clear this election, I won’t even get the last election, I won’t even get the last election, this election, Russia has been involved, China has been involved toe to only degree and Iran is involved. They will pay a price if I’m elected.”
Trump responded with an attack on Biden.
“Joe got $3.5 million from Russia and it came through Putin because…
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Research findings could potentially help exploit the weaknesses of cancer cells – News-Medical.net
Every cell in our body constantly divides to form new cells. This happens without us even thinking about it. However, every single time a cell divides, a complicated…
Reviewed by Emily Henderson, B.Sc.Oct 22 2020
Every cell in our body constantly divides to form new cells. This happens without us even thinking about it. However, every single time a cell divides, a complicated process has to unfold just the right way for our cells to avoid sickness and death.
The most essential step in this process is DNA replication, where the DNA in a mother cell is copied into its two daughter cells. Here, many molecules have to work together in order to assemble two new, identical…
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Qantas to chase new Asian routes, with flights to UK and United States unlikely for another year – ABC News
Australians are unlikely to fly to the US or UK on Qantas for another year, with its chief executive outlining that this could “potentially” happen “by the end…
Australians are unlikely to fly to the United States or UK on Qantas for another year, with its chief executive outlining that this could “potentially” happen “by the end of 2021”.
“For some of our big destination like the United States and the UK, it’s going to need a vaccine given the high prevalence of the virus in both of those locations,” Qantas Group boss Alan Joyce said at the company’s AGM in Sydney on Friday.
“But we are getting more and more confident about the opportunities and the potential…
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