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Sydney New Years preparations underway amid fears from public

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is meeting with US President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago to discuss a US-brokered 20-point peace plan with revisions and concessions from Ukraine. The talks focus on control of contested territory, security guarantees, and Ukraine's reconstruction funding, following a massive Russian bombardment of Kyiv over the weekend. Any agreement requires Russian approval, though Vladimir Putin is not participating in the discussions and shows no signs of compromise.

Zelensky meets Trump over Ukraine peace plan

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A powerful weather system is causing record rainfall and major flooding across northwest Queensland, with severe weather warnings issued for a vast area of the state. Emergency services are on high alert amid concerns of flooding similar to the devastating 2019 event that killed hundreds of thousands of livestock. Rainfall totals have reached 268 millimetres at South Mission Beach and 177 millimetres inland, with a slow-moving low and trough system expected to bring hundreds more millimetres in coming days.

Record rainfall triggers major flood warnings across Queensland

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The New South Wales Premier is urging Sydneysiders to attend New Year's Eve celebrations despite security concerns following the Bondi attack two weeks earlier. More than one million people are expected at Sydney Harbour for the fireworks display, with heavily armed police providing security and a minute's silence planned before 9pm to honour Bondi victims. Waverley Council has cancelled Bondi Beach New Year's Eve celebrations, but the Premier is encouraging residents to support local businesses in the area that have struggled since the attack.

Sydney's New Year's Eve to honour Bondi victims

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Sydney New Years preparations underway amid fears from public

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