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What happened when Xi Jinping met Donald Trump? (opens the original)
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From the moment China's President Xi Jinping arrived in America and was personally greeted by Donald Trump on the tarmac, the expectations were set for a history-making summit. It had been more than 60 years since a sitting US president had personally welcomed a visiting political leader on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews. And the rare honour was a calculated move by Washington, designed to show the two leaders more as political allies than foes. It's a stunning turnaround from just one year ag
HYROX Beijing sparks backlash after Aussie athlete soils herself mid-race (opens the original)
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The organisers of a viral sporting event in Beijing have faced backlash and criticism after an Australian woman was allowed to continue competing after soiling herself. Athlete Joanna Wietrzyk was participating in the global indoor fitness race HYROX in the Chinese capital at the weekend when she suffered faecal incontinence. Wietrzyk was allowed to finish the course and won her event, with videos and photos posted online showing her continuing through demanding exercises and using communal equi
'Formaldehyde cabbages' trigger outrage in China and overseas (opens the original)
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Chinese authorities have confirmed Napa cabbages from China's largest cabbage-producing region have tested positive for traces of the cancer-causing chemical formaldehyde. The colourless toxin is often used in embalming to slow down decomposition but is strictly forbidden from being used to keep food fresh. Officials have launched nationwide market checks for more potentially contaminated vegetables. Chinese authorities confirmed earlier this week that several Napa cabbages from China's largest
Dozens of Australians missing in Nepal after deadly floods - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Nepalese authorities say 34 Australians are among hundreds of people reported missing after a flash flood near the border with Tibet swept away all in its path. Experts said an avalanche from a glacier was the likely cause in the warming Himalaya region. Mud covers houses and a road following a flash flood at Trishuli in Nuwakot district, Nepal, August 26, 2026. REUTERS/Navesh Chitrakar(Reuters: Navesh Chitrakar) Rachel Mealy: ABC Listen, podcasts, radio, news, music and more. Good morning. Welc
165 dead as flash floods wash away Himalayan villages (opens the original)
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More than 160 people have died after a flash flood hit the Tibet-Nepal border. Hundreds of tourists and hikers have been reported missing, with dozens of Australians among them. Rescue efforts are ongoing, and Foreign Minister Penny Wong says the government is "urgently" seeking to confirm the welfare and whereabouts of missing Australians. More than 160 people have died, and hundreds of tourists and hikers are missing after a flash flood hit the Tibet-Nepal border. The torrent of water swept th
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