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The world’s eyes are now on Russia’s Vladimir Putin after sanctions imposed by Western nations, including the US, UK and Australia, appear to have fallen on deaf ears in the Kremlin. Follow our live coverage.

Having warned of Putin’s plans for days, the US and Europe seem unsure now of their next move.

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If, as Scott Morrison expects, Russia invades Ukraine, the Prime Minister will need to add cold steel to his rhetoric.

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison condemned the “brutal invasion” and promised further sanctions on 300 members of the Russian parliament who supported Mr Putin.

A huge police contingent stormed the immigration detention centre to arrest the 33-year-old detainee, who is allegedly part of a national criminal network.

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The best interpretation of Putin is that “special military operation” means taking out Ukraine’s military defences, rather than occupying the country. Few believe this.

The world is watching as Russian President Vladimir Putin crosses the border into disputed Ukrainian territory.

The Russian President says the goal of the military action is to “protect people who have been abused by the genocide of the Kyiv regime for eight years” and to “strive for the demilitarisation and denazification of Ukraine”.

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A fast, accurate COVID-19 saliva test developed by Queensland researchers could be used to screen large numbers of people at public gatherings as the pandemic recovery continues.

An uncertain future awaits multiple construction sites across Melbourne, including a 79-storey tower that will be the city’s largest residential project and biotech giant CSL’s headquarters.

Even as the world’s most senior envoys gathered at the UN Security Council to plead for peace, Vladimir Putin was going on Russian state television to declare war.

Brisbane’s lord mayor Adrian Schrinner announced on Thursday afternoon the city’s lights would be turned off in “solidarity with those being impacted by the disturbing events” unfolding in Ukraine.

Senior government officials canvassed the possibility of shutting down Sydney’s rail network days before it happened on Monday, documents reveal.

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Sanctions against Russia will intensify, with world leaders urging Russia to withdraw troops and warning that the world will respond in a “united and decisive way”.

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Colette might not have the reputation of Verry Elleegant but Godolphin trainer James Cummings is confident she can reverse last year’s Chipping Norton Stakes result.

Icebath gets James McDonald and preferred wet track as she attempts to lift her black-type jinx at Randwick on Saturday.

Russia has confirmed it is targeting military facilities across the country, including airfields and anti-aircraft systems.

Clive Palmer has been taken to hospital with “COVID-like symptoms” a day after his spokesman said he had tested negative for the virus.

The dawn attack appears to be massive in scale, hitting the capital Kyiv and other major cities. Here’s a quick guide to what we know so far.

Notorious paedophile Ted Bales – also known as Edward Dowlan – will spend 7½ years longer in jail for abusing 19 boys more than three decades ago.

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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has spooked global markets and raised fears of a spike in the price of oil.

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It is the second day the state has recorded more than 600 local cases, and Premier Mark McGowan said the daily numbers would likely soon be over 1000.

Life360 lost 30 per cent of its value on the ASX after costs spiked and its CEO flagged privacy concerns about a competing Apple product.

Jockey Ben Allen says he feels stronger and fitter than ever after working his weight down to 54 kilograms to ride Marabi in Saturday’s Oakleigh Plate.

Historians tell how interpreters sat outside the cells at the Witton Barracks and quietly smoked cigarettes while they listened to the Japanese prisoners.

The NSW government could try to buy voters ahead of the 2023 state election if urgent reforms are not made to grants programs.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin said his country “was left no chance to protect itself by other means” when he decided to declare war on Ukraine on Thursday. Here’s a timeline of the key moments that led to that decision.

Former Waratahs centre Richard Tombs, who broke his neck in a soccer accident, recounted his first year in a NSW jersey to provide inspiration to the 2022 squad.

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As Jake Trbojevic prepares for his first trial hitout, the Sea Eagle and his teammates have revealed the great lengths he has gone to to avoid COVID-19.

Perpetual CEO Rob Adams said high inflation will reach our economy within months and push up prices for energy, transport and household items as well as wages.

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