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Weekly Centrelink & Benefits Digest | 2026-02-09 | Latest Australian Welfare & Employment Services News

Your weekly Centrelink digest from official government sources and major Australian news outlets - covering JobSeeker, NDIS, pensions, employment services, and welfare policy

👁 0 views📅 Monday 9 February 2026
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Who is Michael Dickson, the Australian who just claimed Super Bowl glory?

Overlooked by the AFL, Dickson has become just the second Australian to play in and win one of the world's biggest sports events.

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Japan's Sanae Takaichi rides youth-led frenzy towards super majority after election win

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's governing coalition has won more than two-thirds of the lower house.

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'Twisted wreck': Fresh warnings to e-bike riders found breaking rules in NSW

After a video showing e-bike riders speeding across the Sydney Harbour Bridge, police will have more powers to destroy illegal devices.

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'You cannot escape diversity': The controversial housing laws trying to 'integrate' immigrants

Denmark's once-termed "ghetto laws" were designed to "integrate" immigrants but the European Court of Justice has deemed them potentially unlawful.

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Worshipper describes terror and bravery during mosque attack claimed by IS group

A bomb attack at a Shi'a mosque in Pakistan's capital has left 32 dead and at least 170 wounded, in the city's deadliest attack since 2008.

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Iran says US nuclear talks off to 'good start' but draws line at missile, proxy issues

Iran's top diplomat struck an optimistic note after talks on its nuclear program, despite US pressure to broaden the agenda.

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'Blatantly racist': Trump deletes social media video depicting Obamas as apes after backlash

The White House initially described the negative reaction as "fake outrage" before deleting the post 12 hours later.

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