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Opinion: Parisians say they don't hold grudges over $90b sub snub

The West Australian

https://thewest.com.au/politics/international-relations/mary-goode-french-say-they-dont-hold-any-grudges-on-90bn-sub-snub-c-4391948

Special report: Who is top of the Covid Class?

Sunday Times

https://thewest.com.au/news/coronavirus/wa-covid-update-how-our-schools-can-learn-a-lesson-from-switzerland-on-how-to-keep-classrooms-open-c-5523847

Feature: Failure to Launch: stranded Aussies share their stories.

The West Australian

https://thewest.com.au/news/coronavirus/failure-to-launch-stranded-aussies-share-their-stories-ng-b882023630z

Opinion: Life with a Covid passport

The West Australian

https://thewest.com.au/opinion/mary-goode-covid-passport-will-reopen-the-world-to-aussies-ng-b882013255z

Finding a voice amidst the pain over Andy Lopez shootingThe name Andy Lopez probably didn’t ring a bell before October 22, 2013. On that afternoon, the 13-year-old Lopez was just a kid playing with a BB gun…

SF's federal employees close up shop indefinitely, tourists change plansMore than 48,000 federal employees work here in the Bay Area – many of them at San Francisco’s Federal Building downtown, where federal offices like the…

San Francisco's supervisors to consider closing city's parks at nightOn Tuesday, San Francisco supervisors will consider legislation to close the city’s parks overnight. If passed, no one will be allowed in parks run by the…

Wading through a “complicated” system to support children with disabilitiesThe birth of a child is life-changing. For the wallet, the lifestyle and the fact that there’s another human to care for. But for many California…

Government shutdown causes working visa uncertaintyThousands of people move to the Bay Area for a job. Many are from overseas, requiring a visa to live and work in the United States. But the Government…

San Francisco Symphony cancels tour as pay negotiations continueThe San Francisco Symphony has canceled its East Coast tour, which included performances at the prestigious Carnegie Hall and Kennedy Center in New York.…

Taming the 'black dog': depression in regional AustraliaNoel Trevaskis knew there was something wrong with him, but he didn't know what it was. It wasn't until an incident at work prompted him to get help.

Less water, more food: farmers say infrastructure is keyFarmers who've sold water to upgrade irrigation infrastructure say the water-savings speak for themselves, and the Federal Government and Murray Darling Basin Authority needs to spend more money on improving irrigation efficiencies.

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