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Two Men Charged After A Fight Broke Out During An OzTag Game In Sydney’s Inner West

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Police are investigating a fight that broke out during an OzTag match in Sydney that left one man with facial injuries and two others charged with alleged assault.

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'I'm on the brink of breaking down': Indian woman forced to leave Australia before settling late brother’s estate after visa waiver rejection

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