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Ghislaine Maxwell has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for helping Jeffrey Epstein sexually abuse teenage girls.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has admitted the country's free trade deal with the European Union has "essentially stalled".
The family of two women killed on the road while on the way to buy baby formula has spoken out as police investigate.
Former Dubbo mayor Ben Shields has been charged with sexual assault over an allegation stemming from a New Year's Eve party more than 18 years ago. - Ghislaine Maxwell sentenced to 20 years in prison over Epstein sex abuse case - EU free trade deal 'stalled' as Albanese blames climate stance, relationship with France - Family of two women killed in horror crash push for better road conditions - Former Dubbo mayor charged over alleged historical sexual assault WARNING: Video in the main article may disturb some readers.
The mall was nothing extraordinary, but in the middle of a war it was an escape for those in this Ukrainian city who had decided not to flee.
Then it exploded in a Russian airstrike .
In moments on Monday afternoon, a summer hangout became a hellish inferno.
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KFC will raise its menu prices for the third time this year, as the fast food giant fights rising inflation and the spiking cost of ingredients.
Drew O'Malley, the chief executive of Collins Foods, which operates 261 KFC outlets in Australia, also revealed the controversial switch to use cabbage instead of lettuce in its burgers and wraps will likely end in August.
According to the Australian Financial Review , KFC will bump prices by 1-2 per cent, following earlier increases in January and June.
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