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  "outline": "News-driven update existing brief.\n\nSource: Knowing when to call it a day\nURL: https://www.reddit.com/r/expats/comments/1u1t46x/knowing_when_to_call_it_a_day/\nPublished: 2026-06-10T05:31:45.000Z\nMatched keywords: political asylum alternative countries Americans leaving\nReasoning: The news story matches the keyword 'political asylum alternative countries Americans leaving' which is one of the tracked keywords.",
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    "story_title": "Knowing when to call it a day",
    "story_excerpt": "Not sure if I’m seeking advice, someone to hear me out or someone to confirm the truth to me.\n I 28M moved from the UK to Australia nearly two years ago. I had experience as a data analyst and junior software engineer. I moved here for a fresh start, coming out of a 4 year relationship and recently being made redundant. Alongside some family issues I needed something new. \n I was told that I’d find work in Australia in no time and to just enjoy. Might be a bit annoying at first, but within 3-5 months at least I’d be back in an office, doing something I’m used to.\n 18 months later all I’ve experienced work wise is 6 months in a shitty retail role 10 months working the shittest labouring jobs and 2 months working as a customer service role which ended abruptly. \n My career is extremely impor",
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