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Worldwide, some 2 billion people will welcome in the Year of the Dragon, starting on February 10. Celebrations in Australia are some of the biggest outside of Asia, drawing nearly 1.5 million revellers in Sydney alone.

Worldwide, some 2 billion people will welcome in the Year of the Dragon, starting on February 10. Celebrations in Australia are some of the biggest outside of Asia, drawing nearly 1.5 million revellers in Sydney alone.

Worldwide, some 2 billion people will welcome in the Year of the Dragon, starting on February 10. Celebrations in Australia are some of the biggest outside of Asia, drawing nearly 1.5 million revellers in Sydney alone.

Worldwide, some 2 billion people will welcome in the Year of the Dragon, starting on February 10. Celebrations in Australia are some of the biggest outside of Asia, drawing nearly 1.5 million revellers in Sydney alone.

Record-low U.S. housing affordability is squeezing homebuyers and renters while threatening to spill into presidential politics.

Housing affordability could shape young voters’ views of their own prosperity and the wider US economy, creating a political vulnerability for President Joe Biden.

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Record-low U.S. housing affordability is squeezing homebuyers and renters while threatening to spill into presidential politics.

Southern hemisphere countries like Australia are seen as the canary in the coalmine because they have their winters during the British summertime.

Epidemiologist Catherine Bennett said Australias surge in flu cases is likely due to low immunity created by Covid restrictions and wet weather keeping groups of people indoors.