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An ABC reporter may face disciplinary action over an opinion piece, according to the journalists' union. The union has had a disagreement with the ABC's head of news. The Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance has called for a meeting with the ABC and urged Nine to negotiate. Other recent news includes a Melbourne couple's dream cafe being destroyed by tobacco smoke, the opening of a new Western Sydney International airport, and the death of actor Gary Waddell.

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