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Morocco opens rocket-inspired skyscraper

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By Stephanie Tran, Sarah Russell, Jöshua Barnett, Michael West Verified
| Michael West Media
Towering over the Moroccan capital’s historical cityscape, a 55-storey skyscraper has opened in a move that underscores the country’s expanding global ambitions. Named for King Mohammed VI and inspired by a rocket on its launch pad, the $US700 million ($A979 million) Mohammed VI Tower will feature a luxury Waldorf Astoria hotel, offices, shops, restaurants and upscale apartments.
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‘For all you have given’: nation honours war veterans

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By Stephanie Tran, Sarah Russell, Jöshua Barnett, Michael West Verified
| Michael West Media
Tens of thousands of Australians will gather at dawn services around the country to honour the service and sacrifice of the nation’s veterans. Saturday marks the 111th anniversary of Australian and New Zealand forces landing on the Turkish coast at Gallipoli on April 25, 1915. More than 8000 Australian soldiers died during the unsuccessful campaign, which failed to wrest control of the Dardanelles. Anthony Albanese will attend the dawn service at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.
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Extra diesel shipments prioritised for regional areas

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By Sarah Russell, Jöshua Barnett, Duncan Graham, Michael West Verified
| Michael West Media
An extra 100 million litres of diesel has been secured for Australia, with half of that to be prioritised for regional areas. Two extra cargoes of diesel will enter the nation following a deal struck between Export Finance Australia with fuel companies Ampol and BP. Of the 100 million litres, 50 million will go to regional centres in Queensland including Townsville, Gladstone and Mackay. Australia will get two extra cargoes of diesel after deals struck with fuel companies Ampol and BP.
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