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The phrase "as news" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or updates that are being presented or reported in a news context.
Example: "The latest developments in the case were released as news, capturing the attention of the public."
Alternatives: "in the news" or "as a report".
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This came as news to New Zealand.
Normally, that would not qualify as news.
As news briefings go, it rocked.
"We think of it as news".
And yes, it did count as news).
"It came as news to us".
"This came as news to me".
That genuinely came as news to him.
(This came as news to Howser).
This shouldn't come as news.
He denied masking spin as news.
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