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Agriculture minister says Johnny Depp could learn from Santa Claus
via abc.net.au
Barnaby Joyce has congratulated Santa Claus for his continued biosecurity efforts and says Johnny Depp should follow the man in red's lead. -
Surviving The Plague
via abc.net.au
In 2012 Paul Gaylord was bitten by his pet cat. He had know idea that the small puncture would soon see him in intensive care fighting off a microscopic killer from the past. -
Welfare debit card mooted for WA Goldfields
via abc.net.au
Communities in Western Australia's northern Goldfields could become the next trial sites for the Federal Government's welfare debit card. -
What is the best drought advice you have ever received?
via abc.net.au
Drought has defined Queensland throughout 2015. Here, landholders share their advice for dealing with tough times. -
Menindee man to be sentenced for defrauding local school of more than $20,000
via abc.net.au
The parents of a man who pleaded guilty to defrauding the Menindee Central School of more than $20,000 say they've repaid the education department. -
Lightning disables BoM weather station, as cyclone chance rated high for Top End
via abc.net.au
The monsoon arrives with a bang across the Northern Territory, with the weather monitoring station at Darwin's airport struck by lightning and put out of action. -
Mixed reactions from Great Lakes and Gloucester to council mergers
via abc.net.au
The Great Lakes Mayor said she is elated her council is to stand alone, -
First cyclone of season could form in Gulf of Carpentaria by Wednesday, weather bureau says
via abc.net.au
The first cyclone of the season could form in the Gulf of Carpentaria in far north Queensland by Wednesday, the weather bureau says. -
NSW Government Minister confirms MPs helped shape Fit for the Future merger options
via abc.net.au
Member for Murray and Education Minister, Adrian Piccoli, has confirmed New South Wales politicians did have a role to play in Fit for the Future. -
Hopes cool change will aid firefighters at Mount Clear south of Canberra
via abc.net.au
Firefighters hope milder conditions today will help them in their battle to extinguish a bushfire at Mt Clear near the ACT's southern border with NSW. -
Catholic clergy prepare for standing room only on Christmas morning
via abc.net.au
Catholic congregations more than double at Christmas, and for Father John Daly Christmas duties begin weeks before the day. -
Summer Series: Les Murray on Bunyah
via abc.net.auIn September Mark Colvin travelled to the home of Australian poet Les Murray in Bunyah, regional New South Wales. Bunyah is the subject of Les Murray's recent volume, called On Bunyah. Les Murray speaks about the place where he grew up and has always returned to. -
Police discover nearly 300 cannabis plants in Berri; man charged with trafficking
via abc.net.au
Nearly 300 cannabis plants are seized from two addresses in Berri, in South Australia's Riverland north-east of Adelaide, by police. -
Australian government assessing risk of importing beef from US, Japan and the Netherlands
via abc.net.au
The Australian Government is assessing the biosecurity risk of accepting fresh and frozen beef imports from the US, Japan and the Netherlands. -
Victorian bushfires: Emergency warnings downgraded after 13 homes lost in weekend blazes
via abc.net.au
Firefighters across Victoria use cooler conditions to consolidate containment lines around a number of blazes that erupted across the state over the weekend, destroying 13 homes. -
Assaults against South Australian ambulance workers triple in four years
via abc.net.au
The number of assaults against ambulance officers have risen due to paramedics deciding to report attacks which had become "commonplace" in South Australia, a union says. -
Police seek witnesses to Thunderbolt's Way road crash
via abc.net.au
Investigations continue into Thunderbolt's Way accident -
High chance of cyclone forming off Australian coast before Christmas
via abc.net.au
The chance of a tropical cyclone forming in the Gulf of Carpentaria before Christmas has risen from low to high, the Bureau of Meteorology is warning. -
Victorian bushfires: Emergency warnings downgraded after 12 homes lost in weekend blazes
via abc.net.au
Firefighters across Victoria use cooler conditions to consolidate containment lines around a number of blazes that erupted across the state over the weekend, destroying at least 12 homes. -
Queensland snake catcher Richie Gilbert takes dangerous job to the UK in new television series
via abc.net.au
A Queensland snake catcher is taking his dangerous profession worldwide after nabbing a role in a new British reality show. -
Tasmanian Government provides $2m kickstart to C Cell waste project
via abc.net.au
The Tasmanian Government will contribute $2 million of taxpayer dollars to get a proposed waste management facility off the ground. -
Man stabbed in 100-strong wild brawl in Melbourne's south east, 12 arrested, samurai sword seized
via abc.net.au
A man is left with life-threatening injuries and police arrest 12 men after a wild brawl involving about 100 people at a railway station in Melbourne's outer south-east. -
Smaller councils express disappointment at mergers
via abc.net.au
Frustration at NSW Government's decision on council mergers. -
Former South Australian premier John Bannon to be farewelled in Adelaide
via abc.net.au
Former prime ministers and South Australian premiers, as well as elders from the APY Lands, are among those expected to attend the state funeral of former state premier John Bannon later today. -
Firefighting efforts continue at Williamtown
via abc.net.au
A fire at Williamtown has burnt more than 350 hectares of bushland near Newcastle Airport. -
Injured teen rescued after 15m drop at Ginninderra Falls north of Canberra
via abc.net.au
A teenager with a broken arm and suspected pelvic injuries is hauled to safety after falling 15 metres down Ginninderra Falls, to the north of Canberra. -
Bathurst's treated effluent sparks concern among farmers
via abc.net.au
The Bathurst Regional Council is being urged to consider how a proposal to sell the city's treated effluent to a mine could impact on irrigators. -
Back Roads: US marine-turned-paramedic treats patients from all walks of life in outback Australia
via abc.net.au
The remote Queensland town of Karumba is an hour from the nearest hospital and lacks a regular GP, so US marine-turned-paramedic Scott Jones caters to all the community's medical needs. -
William Tyrrell: Missing boy's parents release Christmas poem to son
via abc.net.au
The parents of missing boy, William Tyrrell, write a poem to their son as another Christmas approaches since his disappearance from a home on the New South Wales mid-north coast. -
Claims Gloucester and Dungog council merger will be a challenge
via abc.net.au
The Dungog District Chamber of Commerce says it will take 'buckets of money' to make a merger between Gloucester and Dungog councils a success. -
23yo charged after Carrington siege
via abc.net.au
A man has been charged after a siege at Carrington yesterday. -
Water sharing arrangement could be fast tracked due to contamination
via abc.net.au
Hunter Water officials have hinted at the possibility of an expanded water sharing arrangement with the Central Coast, in the wake of the Williamtown contamination scandal. -
Concerns Upper Hunter ignored in infrastructure funding
via abc.net.au
There are claims the Upper Hunter has been ignored in the latest round of the Hunter Infrastructure and Investment Fund's shortlisted projects. -
Victorian bushfires: Crews work through the night to contain fire in northern Victoria
via abc.net.au
Conditions are easing in some of the fire-affected areas in Victoria's north east with rain falling and temperatures dropping, giving fire crews a chance to slow the spread of the blaze. -
Goalkeeping howler adds to Liverpool's misery in 3-0 Watford defeat
Odion Ighalo was on the mark twice as a buoyant Watford won 3-0 at home to Liverpool on Sunday to continue their solid Premier League run. -
Ramadi residents told to leave as Iraq signals new Islamic State campaign
Iraqi military planes dropped leaflets on Ramadi on Sunday, asking residents to leave within 72 hours in what may signal a renewed offensive on the Islamic State-controlled city. -
Bomb scare sparks Air France emergency
An Air France flight has made an emergency landing in Kenya after a device that was first thought to be a bomb was found in the toilet. -
Experts: tablet games can aid childhood development
It is the modern parent's dilemma: to give in to the allure of the iPad, or endure the screams of a bored child. -
It was the gang rape case that shocked India – outrage as youngest member walks free
The youngest of six people convicted of the 2012 gang rape of a woman, in a case that shocked India, was freed on Sunday, a lawyer said, after a court refused to extend his three-year sentence. -
Brexit tearing Conservatives apart as David Cameron negotiates new EU deal
British Prime Minister David Cameron's efforts to keep the UK in the European Union have exposed deep divisions in his own party. -
Man severely bashed in Melbourne home invasion
A Melbourne man who was bashed and left for dead in a violent home invasion has extensive facial injuries. -
Water stores in Victoria continue to slip as drought takes hold
Switching on the multibillion-dollar desalination plant is part of future water use planning as Victoria continues to be gripped by drought and extreme temperatures. -
Three men on torture charges in Bundaberg
Three men who allegedly assaulted and tortured a man and a woman in Bundaberg have been arrested and charged. -
SEQ Stars beat reigning WNBL champions Townville
The South East Queensland Stars have given point guard Lauren Mansfield the perfect 26th birthday present with a 20 point run away victory over the reigning WNBL champions the Townsville Fire on Friday Night. -
Usman Khawaja blasts unconquered 109 for Sydney Thunder in Test team audition
Usman Khawaja needed 70 adrenaline-charged deliveries against the Stars to let the Test selectors know he's fighting fit and ready. -
Big Bash League: Thunder rolls over Stars in thrilling one-run win
Usman Khawaja's century was the inspiration Sydney Thunder needed to score a dramatic one-run win over the Melbourne Stars at the MCG on Sunday night. -
Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez lead Barcelona to another Club World Cup title
Lionel Messi broke the deadlock and Luis Suarez scored twice in the second half to give Barcelona a typically emphatic 3-0 win over River Plate. -
Multimillionaire car dealer Tony Azzi investigated over wombat deaths
Multimillionaire car dealer Tony Azzi is being investigated over allegations that he used a high-powered rifle and semi-automatic pistols to kill wombats and other native fauna. -
Pep Guardiola leaves Bayern Munich, Carlo Ancelotti to replace him
Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola will leave the club at the end of this season, the club has announced. -
Coalminers accused of 'playing Russian roulette' in Sydney's water catchment
Environmental groups say the Baird government is "playing Russian roulette" in Sydney's water catchment by approving coalmining without a full understanding of its impacts, taking a "damage first, fix later" approach.

