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Korea removes over 1,300 Chinese-made security cameras from barracks
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W4.24m Chuseok bonuses for lawmakers, but 40% of workers get none
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Busan is most popular destination among foreign tourists
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Highway trash spikes during Chuseok
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Court suspends prison sentence of man for attempted rape of daughter-in-law
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Japanese-Korean romances surge to leverage audiences and funds
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CFMEU protests in major cities amidst disputes over union leadership
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Aug. 28, 2024 - 08:13
Thousands of construction workers have walked off job sites around the country in support of the embattled CFMEU. In Sydney's CBD, union members downed the tools and picked up flags and megaphones to make their message heard in front of New South Wales parliament. But the rallies drew fresh warnings about the legality of the action.
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