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By Bridget Judd and Simon Smale

Morrison praises businesses for reopening despite patronage limits

Prime Minister Scott Morrison commends businesses that are reopening this weekend, saying they're "backing their staff, their communities and their country", despite a limit of 10 patrons meaning it will be difficult for them to make a profit.

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Detained immigrant children still face concerning conditions at Texas facility, lawyers say

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