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The Big Fish Greg French North Island Adventure
via abc.net.auThis week on The Big Fish we join fishing author Greg French in the North Island of New Zealand as we look at another chapter from his brilliant new book The last wild Trout. -
Australia v South Africa: Australian focus on runs to be chased rather than Test to be saved
via abc.net.auHaving a positive focus on runs to be chased can be a good thing - but Australia may be losing its ability to bat out draws, writes Adam Collins. -
Cervical cancer: Nearly half of Australian women not up to date with screening
via abc.net.auForty-three per cent of Australian women are not being screened regularly enough for cervical cancer, a fatal disease that is almost completely preventable, according to the Australian Cervical Cancer Foundation. -
Kingaroy bacon plant to resume operations 'within a week' of fire, Sunpork CEO says
via abc.net.auThe man in charge of the Swickers Bacon Factory says yesterday's fire will not put people out of a job, but some may need to relocate to other facilities. -
Lucille Butterworth's gift of metal clicker credited with saving lives in Vietnam War
via abc.net.auAlmost 50 years after Lucille Butterworth was murdered in Tasmania, the story of how her gift of a simple metal clicker may have saved lives in the Vietnam War is revealed. -
Uncertain economic climate for farmers dealing with backpacker tax
via abc.net.auFarmers battling an uncertain economic climate as politicians bicker over proposed backpacker tax changes. -
Sydney home intruder shot with arrow during break-in at Wattle Grove
via abc.net.auA 68-year-old Sydney homeowner stood on his fence, aimed and shot a fleeing burglar in the bottom with a compound bow and arrow, police say. -
African refugees reinvigorating rural Mingoola in social experiment to boost ageing community
via abc.net.auA radical grassroots resettlement plan transforms an ageing rural community on the NSW-Queensland border, with three African refugee families moving to the area. -
NSW bushfires: Rising temperatures pose risk as fires burn out of control
via abc.net.auThe NSW Rural Fire Service braces for another day of tough conditions as two large bushfires continue to burn in the Hunter Valley and Port Stephens regions. -
New quality standards for Australian mangoes
via abc.net.auThe Australian Mango Industry Association (AMIA) and the major retailers have agreed upon a new standard for first grade mangoes this season. -
Three arrested after attempt to ram police car in Victoria's Mornington
via abc.net.auTwo men and a woman are arrested after a stolen station wagon attempts to ram a police car in Mornington, south of Melbourne. -
Schools welcoming Syrian refugee children well prepared to help them settle in
via abc.net.auA Newcastle school welcoming Syrian refugee students finds the new arrivals enrich the school environment. -
Why are the streets in Canberra so dark?
via abc.net.auA Curious Canberran has asked: Why are the streets in Canberra so dark, even when there are streetlights? -
National Disability Awards: Underwater world honoured for its immersion therapy
via abc.net.auUnderwater therapy, a dementia friendly community, tireless advocatesthey are all amongst the finalists for the National Disability Awards that will be announced Monday night. -
Glory and Western Sydney Wanderers play out entertaining A-League draw in Perth
A rapid-fire goal apiece in the opening five minutes sets the tone for an entertaining 2-2 A-League draw between Perth and Western Sydney. -
Amor worried by Reds' poor start after 2-1 A-League loss to Mariners
via abc.net.auAdelaide United coach Guillermo Amor admits he is concerned about his side's poor start to the season following their 2-1 loss to a Connor Pain-inspired Central Coast. -
Australia v South Africa: Temba Bavuma run-out of David Warner shows Australia needs a Faf du Plessis type
via abc.net.auFaf du Plessis, or even AB de Villiers, could tell David Warner his dismissal reveals all the problems bedeviling Australia's batting in Test cricket. -
Murray Goulburn - who's milking who?
They say the only certainties in life are death and taxes, but the concept of certainty is at the core of the issue confronting beleaguered dairy processor Murray Goulburn. -
A-League: Central Coast claim upset win over defending champions Adelaide
A long-range striker by Mariners' Connor Pain long-range seals comeback win over Adelaide United at Cooper Stadium. -
US election: Tensions at fever-pitch as polling day looms
Miami: When a pair of Secret Service agents hustled Donald Trump off the stage mid-sentence in Reno, Nevada on Saturday night as another team of officers pounced on a man in the crowd, many television viewers thought they might have just seen an assassination attempt foiled. -
The Superdraft, 15 years later
Ahead of this week's launch of Superdraft 2001 - a four-part podcast celebrating the 2001 draft 15 years on - Emma Quayle explains why it produced such a special group of players. -
Australia vs South Africa Test cricket: Heavy defeat looms for Australia in Perth
Australia will not be drafting in any reinforcements to freshen up the weary team that is on the brink of a heavy defeat after another dominant display by South Africa in Perth on Sunday. -
Australia v South Africa Test cricket: Unbalanced Australian team pays the price
It is an oddity, or perhaps part of the lunacy, of contemporary international cricket that South Africa, an ocean away from home, will have more players to choose from for the second Test match in Hobart than will their hosts. -
Australia v South Africa: First Test at the WACA - day four, as it happened
via abc.net.auSouth Africa sets a mammoth chase of 539 in the first Test at the WACA, before making a dint in Australia's top order. See how it all played out in our blog. -
Australia v South Africa 2016: Is Temba Bavuma's run out of David Warner the greatest in Test history
Shane Warne described it as one of the best run outs he had seen and Michael Vaughan was equally effusive after Temba Bavuma's piece of brilliance ended David Warner's afternoon. -
Woolworths, Coles, Aldi: which is cheapest for branded products?
There are dozens of identical branded products sold at Aldi, Woolworths and Coles. Fairfax Media finds out which supermarket is cheaper for people who don't want home brand. -
Australia v South Africa: Proteas six wickets away from victory as hosts' hopes fade
via abc.net.auSouth Africa needs six wickets and Australia an unlikely 370 runs to win the first Test at the WACA as the Proteas again take the honours on day four. -
PM Malcolm Turnbull edging closer to changing race hate laws
Pressure from the Coalition party room could bring a major backdown in the long-running stand-off between the Coalition leadership and MPs over Section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act. -
International horses staying for Sandown Zipping Classic
Next Saturday's $300,000 Zipping Classic proves a lure, overseas entrants will boost final day of spring carnival. -
Residents urged to take shelter as bushfire heads towards small NSW town
The Rural Fire Service has upgraded the blaze near Cessnock to its emergency level after it broke containment lines on Sunday afternoon. -
Canberra and Jakarta to push ahead on trade deal
Australia is hailing the promise of streamlined management and accreditation of live cattle to Indonesia following trade talks in Sydney on Sunday, even as the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade urges tourists travelling there to avoid big crowds and to exercise caution. -
Narrow escape for Bracken Ridge homes after suspicious grass fire
Several Bracken Ridge homes have narrowly escaped damage. -
Sydney crime figure Hamad Assaad knew police were watching him moments before execution
A toxic fall out between crime figure Hamad Assaad and the son of one of Sydney's most notorious bikies may have contributed to the city's latest gangland execution. -
Australian woman feared kidnapped in Afghanistan's capital Kabul
An Australian working for a non-governmental organisation in Afghanistan was reported kidnapped in the capital Kabul on Saturday, officials said. -
Australia vs South Africa cricket live: First Test, day four at the WACA
Follow our live coverage of the first Test between Australia and South Africa in Perth. -
Australia v South Africa 2016: Nathan Lyon with nothing to roar about as Australia's woes grow
Nathan Lyon was left to mull over his worst figures in his Test career, highlighting another terrible day for the Australians in the series opener against South Africa at the WACA. -
The last US election spoof on Saturday Night Live nearly breaks Alec Baldwin
Saturday Night Live's Kate McKinnon and Alec Baldwin have made their final stand before the US election as they broke with character to deliver a more sobering message. -
NBL: Sydney Kings don't have to wait long for revenge against Cairns Taipans
Injury-hit Melbourne United and fellow glamour club Sydney Kings have run into NBL turbulence but perennial contenders NZ Breakers are building nicely. -
Bogong moths: the bush tucker superfood swarming Canberra
Bogong moths aren't just a marauding horde invading our houses, hot water systems and halls of power - they are a superfood that tastes a little like "charred pork fat". -
Amelia Garvey and Austin Bautista win Federal Amateur Open
A clutch seven-footer on the 17th for birdie set up back-to-back Federal Amateur Opens for Austin Bautista on Sunday. -
Make sex abuse redress scheme obligatory
The big problem with the federal government's compensation scheme for victims of child abuse in institutions is that it's optional for the institutions to participate ("Churches feel heat over plan to help sex abuse survivors", November 5-6). -
Donald Trump's lying far more sinister than distortion of facts
Washington: Donald Trump's lies are so overwhelming that reporters stir them as a child does peas on a plate – marvelling at the shape and colour, but for much of the time oblivious to a greater question of "why?" -
Manny Pacquiao beats Jessie Vargas to claim WBO welterweight title
Manny Pacquiao produced a crowd-pleasing but imperfect display to win the WBO welterweight title on Saturday night, taking the belt from Jessie Vargas thanks to a unanimous points decision at the Thomas and Mack Center. -
NBL: Illawarra Hawks win sinks struggling Melbourne United to bottom of ladder
Melbourne United struggle to a fourth-straight loss against the Illawarra Hawks. -
Warren Buffett is sitting on more cash than ever, almost $US85 billion of it
Berkshire Hathaway had almost $85 billion in cash on its books as of the end of September and that's a lot of "ammo." -
WNBL: Canberra Capitals see off Dandenong Rangers
Lauren Mansfield resurrected Canberra Capitals' Victorian road trip on Sunday. -
Perth explodes with colour as 18,000 tackle the annual Color Run
Langley Park was awash with colour on Sunday as 18,000 running enthusiasts came together for a sell- out Color Run. -
Woman found dead in Craigieburn, homicide squad called in
A woman had been found dead in Melbourne's outer north, triggering a homicide investigation. -
'Bonkers' venue will drive traffic
I was disappointed with the article "Developer hurt by witch hunt posters" (November 3, p7) aboutNik Bulum's "disgust" thatposters critical of his planned redevelopment of the Canberra City Bowling Club had been put up around the Ainslie site. -
Singer and actress Maria Venuti in induced coma after stroke
Australian actress Maria Velunti has reportedly been hospitalised after suffering a stroke.