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Madeleine Wedesweiler

Madeleine Wedesweiler

Journalist at SBS Australia Online

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Australia
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • General Assignment News
  • International News
  • Entertainment

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Recent Articles

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Israel endorses controversial US Gaza aid plan, despite UN fear people will be displaced

The US' aid plan for Gaza so far would only feed an estimated 60 per cent of the enclave's population, which has been under an Israeli aid blockade since March.
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The 'exaggerated' tax-time claims Australians are being warned to w...

Some 'finfluencers' are telling people they can claim their dogs as tax expenses. But in many cases this is simply not true, an accounting body says.
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Why a former High Court judge is 'very concerned' about attacks on ...

Why a former High Court judge is 'very concerned' about attacks on these Australians
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How Australia's slowing economy could affect your mortgage repayments

The Reserve Bank of Australia will be mulling softer-than-expected GDP figures.
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'I do this s*** for a living': The competition that rewards you for...

The Space Out competition brought dozens of folks dressed as their profession together to do nothing.
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'Trying to drag the US into a war': Why Israel struck Iran now and ...

After launching its biggest ever attack on Iran, Israel could be prepared to escalate and continue a war, experts say.
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Think you could race the Tour de France? Explore the 2025 map and k...

The 2025 Tour de France kicks off on Saturday, featuring 184 riders across 23 teams — and packing in 52,500 metres of elevation.
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Is Australia's cost of living crisis really becoming a 'thing of th...

Inflation continues to cool and people are saving more — but there's debate over just how much relief Australians are feeling.
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Australian travellers warned about European entry changes and risk ...

The process for entering Europe's Schengen Area is becoming more digitised, but could lead to initial disruption.
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'Not mentioned': Matt Canavan to hold own productivity forum focusi...

The Queensland senator says energy prices are the biggest threat to Australia's productivity.
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Faruqi accuses senators of 'normalising and legitimising' hate afte...

In a heated Senate debate, Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi accused politicians, including those from the Labor and Liberal parties, of normalising far-right extremism.