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Bell wants $100m deal

Bell wants $100m deal
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Council Approves Ordinance Requiring Masks at Businesses and Other Places Open to the Public in State College

Council Approves Ordinance Requiring Masks at Businesses and Other Places Open to the Public in State College
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Hochwasser-Katastrophe: Debatte über Versicherungspflicht

Nach der Katastrophenflut im Juli kommt Bewegung in die Debatte über eine Pflichtversicherung gegen Naturgewalten. Derweil steht das Mobilfunknetz im Ahrtal wieder. Ein Überblick.

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Hochwasser im Kreis Euskirchen: Flut-Soforthilfe darf nicht gepfändet werden

Feuerwehren und das technische Hilfswerk sind im Kreis Euskirchen im Dauereinsatz.

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Australians Who Post Independent Media Content Online Could Face $11,000 Fines! – Investment Watch

Australians who post information that goes against the mainstream narrative will be given fines of up to $11,000 under a newly proposed law designed to permanently ban independent media online.t.co/lQadqAMhVC There are calls for harsher penalties to combat the spread of misinformation online, including huge $11,000 fines for posting on social media, amid reports of a second anti-protest rally being planned. As Covid-19 case numbers continue to surge in NSW, the State Opposition wants tougher, targeted public health orders to crack down on anti-lockdown rally organisers and viral social media spruikers. These include $11,000 fines for people sharing information on social media about illegal rallies and inciting others to illegally attend.

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