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Voters are running out of time to enrol or update their details ahead of the May 3 federal election; The inquest into the 2024 Bondi Junction mass stabbing has been widened to examine how the media reported the tragedy, after families of the six victims expressed "significant distress" over graphic and insensitive coverage; The United Nations is warning that cuts to foreign aid—led by the US and UK—risk undoing decades of progress in reducing maternal deaths; At Microsoft’s 50th anniversary event, leaders looked back on its early glory days of the new Excel feature—and ahead to a future driven by AI
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