Sezen Bakan is a reporter for The New Daily, focusing on national news in Australia. With a keen interest in entertainment, lifestyle, and social issues, Sezen covers a wide range of topics including celebrity interviews, consumer trends, and economic news. Their articles provide insights and analysis on current events, aiming to inform and engage readers.
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Several popular Sydney locations are among a number of NSW beaches swimmers have been warned to stay away from after rainy weather.
By: Sezen Bakan, Zara Falkiner-Rose Videos
This week, a volcanic eruption in Indonesia proved deadly for nearby villagers and the contentious race for the next US president ended.
By: Sezen Bakan, Zara Falkiner-Rose Videos
This week, a massive wall of dust passed through California, while Māori New Zealand MPs made a powerful point in parliament.
Donald Trump is set to hand over the reigns of the US Department of Health and Human Services to Robert F. Kennedy Jr, an anti-vaxxer who claims part of his brain was eaten by a worm.
By: Sezen Bakan
While the world is filled with seemingly endless travel options one country has been judged the best for those planning a trip in 2025.
Wondering what's behind the seemingly never-ending supply of pink and green frocks donned by the stars of Wicked over the past few months?
Airbnb was hoping to capitalise on the release of Gladiator II – but critics say the short-term rental platform's plans have gone too far.
By: Sezen Bakan, Zara Falkiner-
This week, plane passengers got a good view of a major volcanic eruption in Iceland, while a tiger wreaked havoc in regional China.
A ‘doomsday fish' has washed up on the shores of California, the third specimen of the elusive deep-sea species in the state during the past three months.
Millions of Indians will tune into the Australia-India Test series that began last week – and Australia wants to take full advantage of those viewers as tourism from China lags.
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