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'Woefully inadequate': Indigenous group demands extension to Kakadu mine clean-up
via abc.net.au
An Aboriginal corporation in Kakadu National Park calls for the rehabilitation timeline for a newly decommissioned uranium mine near Jabiru to be extended by more than a quarter of a century. -
'Unheard of' prices put pressure on cattle farmer margins
via abc.net.au
Beef farmers are paying up to 40 per cent more at young cattle sales amid "frantic" conditions, but will they turn a profit if the market falls? -
Bitcoin is hitting fresh records on 'FOMO' and Biden stimulus bets
via abc.net.au
Bitcoin has flown past $US40,000 and consistently hit new records in the past month, and the latest surge is being driven by bets that Joe Biden and he Democrats will inject more stimulus into the US economy and global markets. -
We're all missing international holidays, but it's easy to forget they're not always amazing
via abc.net.au
A lot of us are missing international travel right now, but are we looking at it through rose-coloured glasses? How even life-threatening experiences can become 'a great story' when you're looking back over holiday photos. -
Lost luggage, illness, bear attacks: Why these holiday 'mishaps' don't stop our longing to travel
via abc.net.au
A lot of us are missing international travel right now, but are we looking at it through rose-coloured glasses? How even life-threatening experiences can become 'a great story' when you're looking back over holiday photos. -
There could be another mining boom, but it all hangs in the success of COVID-19 vaccines
via abc.net.au
The future performance of commodities this year will be driven by the success or failure of coronavirus vaccines, analysts say, with some predicting a new mining boom as the global economy improves. This is what 2021 has in store for Australia's most lucrative exports. -
Exodus from Byron Bay as Brisbane holidaymakers drive home ahead of lockdown
via abc.net.au
Brisbane tourists holidaying in Byron Bay begin their homeward journey hours before their three-day lockdown starts. -
Albanese taken to hospital after car crash
Federal Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese has been taken to hospital, "badly shaken but ok" after a serious car crash in Sydney. -
State Football Centre a step closer
The $32.5 million State Football Centre being built to host the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup is another step closer after the development application was lodged for approval.
Queens Park will house the new facility, which has been jointly funded by both the state and federal government. -
China opens door to more Aussie wool
via abc.net.au
The Australian wool industry remains unscathed from trade tensions with China, with imports increasing by 5 per cent. -
China lifts import quota on Australian wool 5 per cent
via abc.net.au
The Australian wool industry remains unscathed from trade tensions with China, with imports increasing by 5 per cent. -
ASX's first week of 2021 ends on high note
ASX traders' first week of 2021 produced the best gains in eight weeks, but the coronavirus threat remains after a more infectious strain entered Australia. -
Opposition backs state's border closure
Opposition leader Zak Kirkup has backed the state government's decision to close the border to Queensland by midnight tonight. -
Australian port ban for damaged livestock carrier that 'put lives at risk'
via abc.net.au
A damaged vessel is banned from Australia's ports for two years after a finding that the lives of seafarers on board, and the marine environment, were put at risk. -
Fruit, veg crops being left to rot: Labor
Fruit and vegetable crop losses across the country as a result of labour shortages continued to mount over the festive season and now top $38 million. -
Virus travel rules shift sports schedules
New travel restrictions imposed by the WA government on Queensland arrivals have forced the Perth Scorchers to shift its match against the Sydney Sixers to Canberra. -
Perth Wildcats face travel dilemma
The Perth Wildcats' first home game is up in the air after new travel restrictions were imposed by the state government and the NBL requested clubs stay put for now. -
New virus rules weigh on sports, arts
Travel restrictions imposed by the state government on Queensland arrivals have wreaked havoc on a number of sports and arts events. -
New virus rules impose on sport, arts events
Today's travel restrictions imposed by the state government on Queensland arrivals have wreaked havoc on a number of sports and arts events. -
$158m for regional roads
The state and federal governments have allocated $158 million for 62 roads projects in regional Western Australia. -
International arrivals to WA halved
The state’s international arrival cap will be halved until mid-February under a national proposal by the chief medical officer to strengthen the safety of international travel processes. -
WA border closed to Queensland
The state government will close the border to Queensland from tonight after the highly infectious UK strain of COVID-19 was detected. -
Pre-flight testing for returning Aussies
Pre-flight testing of returning Australians will be introduced to help prevent the spread of the more transmissible variant of COVID-19 identified in the United Kingdom. -
Passenger caps into Australia reduced, masks mandatory on all flights, PM says
via abc.net.au
International passenger caps will be halved in three states and all passengers, including on domestic flights, will have to wear masks as part of new protocols agreed to by National Cabinet. -
Passenger caps into Australia halved, masks mandatory on all flights, PM says
via abc.net.au
International passenger caps will be halved and all passengers, including on domestic flights, will have to wear masks as part of new protocols agreed to by National Cabinet. -
National Cabinet makes masks compulsory on all flights, requires UK travellers to be tested for new COVID-19 strain
via abc.net.au
Passengers on all domestic and international flights will have to wear masks and people from the United Kingdom will be subject to rapid testing for the new strain of coronavirus before they board flights home, South Australian Premier Steven Marshal says. -
WA coronavirus patient has UK strain
A coronavirus patient in WA at the centre of personal protective equipment breaches has been confirmed to have the highly contagious UK strain. -
Elon Musk surpasses Jeff Bezos as richest person in the world
via abc.net.au
Bloomberg names the founder of Tesla and SpaceX, Elon Musk, as the richest person in the world, but Forbes says the tech billionaire is still trailing Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
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