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Headlines: Telstra fined $18m for misleading customers

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Today's headlines include:

The Federal Court has handed Telstra an $18 million fine for misleading its broadband customers. 

A deadly synagogue attack in the UK city of Manchester has been declared a terrorist incident. 

The search for a missing four-year-old boy in remote South Australia will be scaled back nearly a week since he disappeared, police have confirmed. 

And today’s good news: Poland has launched a new bottle and can deposit refund system, as part of efforts to improve national recycling rates. 

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