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No charges over toddler found alone on Gold Coast
via abc.net.au
No charges will be laid after a toddler was found wandering alone near a busy road on the Gold Coast on Friday. -
Big Bash League: Adelaide Strikers identify room for improvement after defeating Melbourne Stars
via abc.net.au
Adelaide Strikers will focus on the fundamentals of fielding after securing an impressive opening-round win over Melbourne Stars in the Big Bash League. -
Cairns stabbings: Families hold memorial for children year after deaths
via abc.net.au
The families of eight children stabbed to death in a Cairns home are gathering in the far north Queensland city to mark the first anniversary of the tragedy and to thank the community. -
Woman burnt in backyard fire at Kings Langley in Sydney's west
via abc.net.au
A woman is taken to hospital in a critical condition after she was injured in a fire, possibly caused by a kerosene lamp, in the backyard of a home at Kings Langley in Sydney's west. -
Chef's Challenge with Peter Gilmore
Ox-heart tomato salad and grilled prawns, followed by mud crabs with corn polenta and sauce -
Former Williamtown resident concerned he may be forced to move back to the area
via abc.net.au
A former Williamtown resident who moved out of a declared contamination zone several years ago says financial hardships may force his family to move back to the area. -
Flying foxes could be impacted by inner city bypass
via abc.net.au
Federal environment officials have been told a massive flying fox population in Blackbutt Reserve could be severely impacted by the final stage of Newcastle's inner-city bypass. -
Councils urged to start talking about mergers
via abc.net.au
The Parliamentary Secretary for the Hunter says Newcastle and Port Stephens Councils need to start talking sooner rather than later, now they're set to merge. -
EPA says BP is working to reduce emissions from its fuel storage terminal
via abc.net.au
The New South Wales environmental watchdog says BP Australia is working to significantly reduce emissions from its Newcastle bulk fuel storage terminal. -
Melbourne heatwave: Victoria 'dry as can be' as authorities brace for extreme heat, fire danger
via abc.net.au
Victoria's emergency services are at a heightened level as parts of the Victoria, including Melbourne, are headed top 40 degrees Celsius, with strong winds forecast. -
NT government agencies to undergo audit in wake of Kamitsis travel rort scandal
via abc.net.au
All Northern Territory government agencies have been ordered to audit bookings made through disgraced travel agent Alexandra "Xana" Kamitsis and her business Latitude Travel, the Chief Minister's Department says. -
Adelaide Strikers beat Melbourne Stars by 19 runs in Big Bash League
via abc.net.au
The Adelaide Strikers beat the Melbourne Stars by 19 runs after setting a daunting first-innings total at the Adelaide Oval. -
Newcastle Jets draw 0-0 with Adelaide United in A-League clash
via abc.net.au
The Newcastle Jets play out a goalless draw with Adelaide United at Hunter Stadium. -
Thousands rally over downgrading of Gerard Baden-Clay murder charge
via abc.net.au
Thousands have turned out to protest against the downgrading of a murder conviction against Gerard Baden-Clay to a charge of manslaughter. Baden-Clay killed his wife and mother of three, Allison, but the Appeals court has questioned whether there was pre-meditation. -
Man jailed for luring Malcolm Taylor to Perth house, strangling him with electrical cord
via abc.net.au
A man will spend at least 19 years behind bars after using an electrical cord to choke to death a Perth man whom he thought had a $10,000 bounty on him. -
Cate Blanchett talks to 7.30 about her new movie and marriage equality
via abc.net.au
Same-sex romance, Carol, has been nominated for 5 Golden Globes and is creating a lot of 'Oscar buzz'. Before it's Australian opening, Cate Blanchett sat down with 7.30 to discuss her leading role and why she's baffled by the opposition to marriage equality. -
Landmark insurance case to change rules for people with mental illness
via abc.net.au
A young Melbourne woman has won a landmark case against QBE, which refused to give her travel insurance because she had suffered depression. -
Australia's first barbershop chorus founder Andy Aberle retiring after 30 years in the biz
via abc.net.au
The founder of Australia's first barbershop chorus is set to retire after 30 years of spreading Christmas cheer to Western Australian audiences. -
Mother comes forward after toddler found alone, badly dehydrated outside Gold Coast church
via abc.net.au
The mother of a baby girl found on her own at Elanora on the Gold Coast this afternoon is located. -
Australia's most distinguished war nurse Vivian Statham remembered at Australian War Memorial
via abc.net.au
The medals of Australia's most decorated war nurse, and the only survivor of the Bangka Island massacre, are donated to the Australian War Memorial. -
Mother of toddler found alone, badly dehydrated outside Gold Coast church located by police
via abc.net.au
The mother of a baby girl found on her own at Elanora on the Gold Coast this afternoon is located. -
Cyclone chance increases for Northern Territory as monsoon trough settles in over Gulf, BoM says
via abc.net.au
A monsoon trough in the Gulf of Carpentaria is expected to strengthen over the coming days with the Bureau of Meteorology raising the likelihood it could form into a cyclone by early next week. -
Allison Baden-Clay: Thousands rally in Brisbane against downgrading of husband's murder conviction
via abc.net.au
More than 2,000 people gather in Brisbane's CBD to protest against the downgrading of Gerard Baden-Clay's conviction for murdering his wife Allison, with Daniel Morcombe's father Bruce telling the crowd: "The laws must change". -
Curnow family remembers 'Freddy' one month on from devastating Esperance bushfires
via abc.net.au
One month of from the bushfires that claimed the lives of four people north of Esperance, the Curnow family says the events of November 17 are never far from their minds. -
Andrew Forrest buys historic Cottesloe mansion 'Tukurua' as dispute resolved
via abc.net.au
Mining magnate Andrew Forrest buys a mansion in one of Perth's most exclusive suburbs for a vastly-reduced price tag after the 81-year-old owner agreed to settle following a public dispute over the contract. -
New campsite combines Aboriginal and pastoral history of the Goldfields
via abc.net.au
Adventurous holidaymakers heading to the Goldfields over summer have a new spot to stay, with the formal opening of a new set of campgrounds. -
Five north-west Tasmanian businesses share $1 million to fill hole left by Caterpillar's move offshore
via abc.net.au
The Tasmanian Government announces the first recipients of funding designed to create new manufacturing jobs in the north-west as Caterpillar workers are laid off. -
Woman died after delivering twins due to failure of obstetrician to provide appropriate care says coroner
via abc.net.au
The ACT coroner finds the death of a woman who had just delivered twins at Calvary Hospital was the result of the failure of her obstetrician to deliver appropriate care. -
SA heatwave: Extreme fire danger warnings for four districts as bushfire risk increases
via abc.net.au
Extreme fire danger warnings are issued for parts of South Australia as temperatures are forecast to hit the mid-40s on Saturday ahead of a change. -
Memories and mediation at Blackmans Flat as community ends after years of land use conflict
via abc.net.au
The locality of Blackmans Flat, near Lithgow in central-west New South Wales, once home to a small community, no longer exists after the coal and power industry developed and residents moved out. -
Snake handling North Queensland grandmother hands reins to local mother
via abc.net.au
North Queensland grandmother Virginia McGrath has been catching and relocating snakes for more than half a century. -
Aaron Woods named Wests Tigers captain, Robbie Farah guaranteed starting hooker spot in 2016
Wests Tigers coach Jason Taylor guarantees former captain Robbie Farah the starting hooker position as Aaron Woods is named skipper for 2016. -
Woman hopeful others with depression will be covered by travel insurance after landmark court win over QBE
via abc.net.au
A 21-year-old Melbourne woman who challenged QBE for failing to honour her travel insurance says she hopes her court victory will prevent others being discriminated against for having a mental illness. -
Northern Territory properties found harbouring banana plants despite lying in Banana Freckle red zones
via abc.net.au
Four more properties in the Top End have been found to be growing banana plants, inside the Banana Freckle quarantine red zones. -
Olympian Nathan Baggaley jailed over drug manufacture offences
via abc.net.au
Olympic kayaking silver medallist Nathan Baggaley is to spend at least two years and three months in jail for manufacturing a marketable quantity of the party drug 2-CB and conspiring to manufacture methamphetamine. -
Maryborough train manufacturing base closes after nearly 40 years in operation, 19 finish up work
via abc.net.au
The last 19 Queensland-based employees of one of the world's largest train companies will finish work today as its Maryborough manufacturing base closes, after nearly four decades in operation. -
Fertility to faba beans: how drought is affecting the Wimmera
via abc.net.au
Five people from different industries share their experiences of living in dry conditions. -
Aussie consulate in Italy buys Bundy artwork
via abc.net.au
Bundaberg artist Terri Lewis sells one of her abstract artworks to the Australian Consulate-General in Italy. -
How the drug called ice brought Collie together
via abc.net.au
It looks and sounds like many other regional towns across Australia. But like many, Collie struggles to cope with effects of drugs. -
'Serious possibility' Mount Clear blaze on ACT border could head towards properties: Rural Fire Service
via abc.net.au
There is a "serious possibility" a fire burning at Mount Clear on the ACT border could head towards properties and towns east of the blaze, ACT Rural Fire Service warns. -
SA heatwave: Adelaide Zoo animals get special attention during hot spell
via abc.net.au
As Adelaide sizzles through its third day of a severe heatwave, keepers at Adelaide Zoo are doing their best to keep animals cool. -
Clouds emerge over council decision to fast-track Kalgoorlie Golf Course clubhouse
via abc.net.au
Kalgoorlie-Boulder mayor John Bowler is forced to address potential conflicts of interest over a rushed vote about the Kalgoorlie Golf Course clubhouse. -
Carts Fore A Cause: Friends plan to play every golf course in Tasmania to raise money for mental health
via abc.net.au
Four friends are planning to play every hole on every golf course in Tasmania in just one month to raise money and awareness of mental health. -
Carts fore a cause
via abc.net.au
Carts fore a cause -
Bowraville murders: Review of double jeopardy laws to go unchanged
via abc.net.au
A bid by three Aboriginal families from Bowraville in mid-north New South Wales to get justice for their murdered children has been dealt a blow. -
Allison Baden-Clay: Crowds rally in Brisbane against downgrading of husband's murder conviction
via abc.net.au
Hundreds of people turn out in Brisbane's CBD to rally against the downgrading of Gerard Baden-Clay's conviction for murdering his wife Allison. -
Luke Williams jailed for guitar assault that fractured twin brother's skull
via abc.net.au
A Newcastle man who hit his twin brother over the head with an electric guitar, fracturing his skull, is sentenced to three years in jail. -
Melbourne heatwave: Emergency services on high alert as Victoria braces for season's worst fire weather
via abc.net.au
Authorities announce a total fire ban across Victoria on Saturday, as Melbourne swelters through its second day of high temperatures. -
Man charged over Bordertown sheep theft after saleyard slip
via abc.net.au
Police catch up with an alleged sheep thief, after a man is accused of stealing, shearing and reselling more than 100 animals. -
'Serious possibility' Mount Clear blaze on ACT boarder could head towards properties: Rural Fire Service
via abc.net.au
There is a "serious possibility" a fire burning at Mount Clear on the ACT border could head towards properties and towns east of the blaze, ACT Rural Fire Service warns.

