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  • The Wentworth by-election vote is suddenly neck-and-neck

    What at first appeared to be a catastrophic drubbing for Scott Morrison's Coalition government, with the Liberals losing the seat for the first time in its history is now turning into a neck-and-neck battle as the postal votes were counted. Sharma grabbed the lion's share of 5,463 postal votes counted this morning, 57% of the primary votes to Phelps' 17%, and nearly 65% on a two-party preferred basis to slash the independent's lead to just 884 votes. Phelps had 36,951 following the post count, with Sharma on 36,067 votes on a two-party basis.

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  • Meghan Markle 'too bruised' to tell father about pregnancy

    The Duchess of Sussex hasn't been speaking to Thomas Markle.

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  • Mel Greig: My embryos are being destroyed

    It feels like I’m destroying my babies.

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  • Famous last words of 17 famous people

    Last words have always fascinated people.

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  • Aussie swim star breaks silence on 'rollercoaster' public break-up

    Mitch Larkin has spoken for the first time since his very messy split from Emily Seebohm.

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  • Disappointing photos show what owning a yacht is like in real life

    Owning a yacht certainly sounds like a dream come true. And if you have a nice chunk of change burning a hole in your pocket, you might want to make that dream a reality. But you should know first that there are several hidden expenses, headaches, and disappointments that come with yacht ownership. As Business Insider's Hillary Hoffower writes, "really, yachts are just floating money." Here's what you're really in store for if you buy one.

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  • Meghan Markle's monochrome look for day six of royal tour (35 photos)

    On day five of the royal tour, Meghan Markle opted for a smart casual chic look when she attended a lunchtime reception in Sydney with Prince Harry.  The 37-year-old Duchess of Sussex stunned in a crisp black and white outfit, which included a  L’Agence Brea pinstripe blazer (AU $772), layered over a black turtleneck blouse. She wore a pair of black jeans and her favourite black heels, Aquazurra’s Deneuve bow pumps. In terms of Australian brands, she completed her accessories with an Oroton Avalon Zip Top Crossbody bag (AU $295) she has used before.  Got a story tip? Send it to tips@oath.com Want more lifestyle and celebrity news? Follow Yahoo Lifestyle on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Or sign up to our daily newsletter here. On day five of the royal tour, Meghan Markle opted for a smart casual chic look when she attended a lunchtime reception in Sydney with Prince Harry. Photo: Getty The 37-year-old Duchess of Sussex stunned in a crisp black and white outfit, which included a L’Agence Brea pinstripe blazer (AU $772), layered over a black turtleneck blouse. Photo: Getty She wore a pair of black jeans and her favourite black heels, Aquazurra’s Deneuve bow pumps. In terms of Australian brands, she completed her accessories with an Oroton Avalon Zip Top Crossbody bag (AU $295) she has used before. Photo: Getty

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  • What your dog actually understands when you talk to it

    A a new study has used brain scans to find out exactly what is happening inside your dog’s head when you talk to it.

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  • The Saudi government reportedly targeted and punished several dissidents after McKinsey identified them in a report

    The Saudi government targeted and punished several dissidents after the American consultancy firm McKinsey & Company identified them in a report as critics, The New York Times reported. McKinsey reportedly created a nine-page report gauging public response to Saudi austerity measures announced in 2015, and found that three dissidents had a major influence over negative coverage on Twitter. One of the dissidents was arrested, another was hacked and had two brothers arrested, and a third, anonymous user's account was shut down, The Times reported.

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  • A Palestinian-American billionaire built a $1.4 billion luxury city from scratch in the desert to be a 'Marshall Plan' for Palestine's economy

    Rawabi is the first planned city in the West Bank built by and for Palestinians. The $US1.4 billion project is the brainchild of Bashar al-Masri, a Palestinian-American billionaire. Masri hopes the city can form the economic backbone of the nascent Palestinian state.

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  • The life of Afghan Gen. Abdul Raziq, whose assassination Thursday was a huge Taliban victory

    A fierce Taliban fighter, Raziq, 39, had previously survived several assassination attemps, and was seen as an invaluable US ally, largely credited with pacifying Kandahar province just a few years earlier. Brig. Gen. Abdul Raziq was an ethnic Pashtun who was born in southern Kandahar province's Spin Boldak district.

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  • What the length of your fingers could be saying about you

    A new study has suggested that finger length could provide clues to a person’s sexuality.

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  • Dana White just gave a big hint as to Khabib Nurmagomedov's next opponent, and it could be a fight that's been years in the making

    Dana White is already thinking about Khabib Nurmagomedov's next opponent, and it sounds like Conor McGregor will have to wait for his rematch. Speaking with ESPN, White hinted that he'd like to see former lightweight champion Tony Ferguson get the next shot and Nurmagomedov and his belt. While White didn't commit to the fight, it's no surprise that Ferguson is at the top of the list of potential challengers, as it's a fight UFC has been trying to set up for some time.

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  • Girl sells out of cookies in minutes after choosing clever sales spot

    The little girl's father said he's amazed with how quickly she sold her cookies.

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  • Shocking video shows people risking their lives to take selfies

    'They are fully charged with testosterone.'

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  • Photographer who snapped stunning proposal photo searching for couple

    Photo shows what's believed to be a proposal and social media users are desperate to track the couple down.

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  • Disappointing photos show what going to Harvard is like in real life

    Harvard University is one of the most prestigious, and expensive, schools in the country. So you'd think life as a student there would be wildly more luxurious and comfortable ... right? It turns out that going to Harvard looks a lot like attending any other US college.

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  • Pregnant Meghan has three outfit changes for day five of royal tour (33 photos)

    On day five of their royal tour, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the opening of the new ANZAC Memorial in Sydney’s Hyde Park. Prince Harry was dressed in his full military uniform, whilst Meghan Markle wore a stunning black dress by New Zealand designer Emilia Wickstead which retails for $2600. The Duchess of Sussex wasn’t wearing any Australian designers for her first appearance of the day, but her chosen designer for her dress may have been a subtle tribute to the military coalition between Australia and New Zealand. Meghan completed her outfit with a Philip Treacy fascinator, Tabitha Simmons heels which retail for $1000 and a satin Givenchy clutch which retails for $2600. Later in the day for the first event of the Invictus Games, Meghan changed into a more casual ensemble. The 37-year-old wore an Invictus Games polo shirt with black jeans from Mother Denim, a white blazer from Altuzzara and the same Tabitha Simmons heels. For the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games, Meghan was wearing a navy dress, layered with a navy coat and paired with nude heels. The Duchess wore her hair up in an elegant bun. On day four of their tour, Meghan and Prince kept things cool and casual for their visit to Sydney’s iconic Bondi Beach. The Duchess of Sussex again championed Aussie designers with a $1,615 striped maxi dress from Paris-based Australian label Martin Grant, the same designer who made the trench coat she wore on Thursday and Tuesday. She later changed into a blue, $2,079 frock by Roksanda Ilincic and swapped her ponytail for a half-up, half-down hairstyle. On their visit to Melbourne on Thursday, Meghan opted for a $1,290 navy dress by Dion Lee, and later changed into a black Club Monaco dress that retails for $518.  Meanwhile on Wednesday, Meghan gave a shout out to her good friend Serena Williams by wearing a AU$203 grey blazer from the tennis champion’s label Serena Williams Collection, along with a pair of skin-tight black jeans by Australian brand Outland Denim for her day in Dubbo. The mum-to-be kicked off her and Harry’s 16-day tour international tour in Sydney on Tuesday with a $1,800 ivory dress by Australian designer Karen Gee. Later that day, Meghan changed into a pleated, khaki frock by American designer Brandon Maxwell that retails for $2,555. Got a story tip? Send it to tips@oath.com Want more lifestyle and celebrity news? Follow Yahoo Lifestyle on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Or sign up to our daily newsletter here.

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  • Saudis admit that missing journalist died in their consulate but say he 'died in brawl'

    Saudi Arabia has said that Jamal Khashoggi did die at their consulate in Istanbul, but it happened following a 'fist fight'.

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  • 27 unprofessional habits that make everyone at work hate you

    Do your coworkers or boss show signs that they secretly hate you?

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