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Gorbachevand forged arms reduction deals with the US and partnerships with Western powers toBut he failed to prevent the, which began when pro-democracy protests swept across the bloc of communist nations in eastern Europe in 1989 and fuelled aspirations for autonomy in the 15 republics.
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Health union joins NSW Premier's push to change mandatory COVID-19 isolation rulesThe union that represents workers in hospitals and the aged care sector says Australia needs to start trusting people to do the right thing and stay home if sick, instead of mandating isolation periods.
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National Cabinet set to meet today over COVID isolation rulesLeaders of state and territories will meet in Sydney on Wednesday to discuss whether it will make changes to a major COVID-19 isolation rule while receiving the latest update on how Australia is faring more than two-and-a-half years since the first case.
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Perrottet urges states to back five-day COVID isolationAustralians should prepare for the eventual abolition of the COVID-19 isolation period, NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet says, arguing a new pandemic mindset is needed.
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Stay-at-home rules for COVID-19 could change in hoursAustralia&x27;s last remaining COVID-19 restrictions could change in a matter of hours as National Cabinet prepares to meet today.
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Stay-at-home rules for COVID-19 could change in hoursAustralia&x27;s last remaining COVID-19 restrictions could change in a matter of hours as National Cabinet prepares to meet today.
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