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Arson attack on Kids Cancer Support Group House leaves community devastated: A heartbreaking arson attack targeted the Kids Cancer Support Group House in West Leederville, damaging the front veranda and windows. Fortunately, no one was inside, but the heritage-listed building remains closed for repairs. The center serves as a vital safe haven for children with cancer and their families, and the attack has left them without their essential network. Police are investigating, and the community has rallied to support the group in rebuilding.

Devastation Unfolds: Victorias Bushfires Leave Trail of Destruction - Residents return to find homes reduced to ash, as fires continue to rage across the state. Officials tally losses and warn of potential flare-ups, while relief efforts ramp up and communities prepare to rebuild.

Andrea Bocelli and Mariah Carey to headline Milano Cortina Winter Olympics opening ceremony, promising a star-studded event with a mix of music and Olympic values.

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Mattel introduces its first autistic Barbie doll, collaborating with the Autistic Self Advocacy Network to accurately represent the autistic experience. The doll features unique details like sideways-gazing eyes, bendy limbs for stimming, and accessories like a fidget spinner and noise-cancelling headphones. This release joins a lineup of diverse Barbies, including those with Down syndrome, vitiligo, and prosthetic limbs, reflecting the companys commitment to representation. With autism affecting one in thirty-one eight-year-olds, this step towards better representation is timely and inclusive.

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Australian Parliament Debates Tough New Laws on Hate Speech and Gun Control in Response to Bondi Beach Terror Attack The Australian federal parliament is set to debate a comprehensive package of laws aimed at combating anti-Semitism, extremism, and hate preachers. The move comes after a deadly terrorist attack on December 14th at a Hanukkah celebration on Bondi Beach, which killed 15 people and injured many more. The new laws include a national gun buyback scheme, stricter gun license requirements, and enhanced penalties for hate crimes. The opposition leader has criticized the plan for mixing complex hate speech reforms with unrelated gun changes, while the Executive Council of Australian Jewry welcomes the announcement but wants to review the details. The laws are expected to be Australias toughest hate laws yet and could reshape how the country fights hate and violence.