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Australia ramps up aid to Nepal as an RAAF flight departs with critical supplies, while Foreign Minister Penny Wong voices deep concern for 43 Australians still missing after devastating floods — nine last seen on the Chinese side. The government has pledged $8 million, matched by $2 million in public donations, as search efforts face immense challenges. Meanwhile, median home prices in capital cities dip below $1 million for the first time since October, driven by rising rates and economic uncertainty. Back home, vigils honor victims across Melbourne and beyond, with Victoria pledging $100K to relief. Wong also addresses Labor’s WA byelection loss, calling for policy focus on Medicare, childcare, and tax reform amid growing public frustration — and warns that figures like Pauline Hanson offer little real solutions. Recovery remains a top priority, with Australia coordinating closely with Nepal and China to bring clarity to grieving families.

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