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Ute smashes into Angaston home causing more than $100,000 in damage
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An Angaston couple escape injury after an out-of-control ute crashes into their home causing more than $100,000 in damage early Christmas morning. -
Teenager drowns in public pool at Orbost in Victoria's east
via abc.net.au
A teenager who was out with a group of friends drowns while swimming in a public pool in Victoria's east in the early hours of this morning. -
Christmas: Brisbane's Catholic Archbishop and Uniting Church's moderator call for harmony
via abc.net.au
Queensland church leaders call on the community to forget tragedies and conflict this Christmas and embrace a spirit of togetherness. -
Driver found three times over alcohol limit at Alberton
via abc.net.au
A man records a blood alcohol reading more than three times the legal limit early on Christmas morning at Alberton. -
Christmas lights, street parties and parades create community spirit, Adelaide residents say
via abc.net.au
Christmas is a perfect time to create community spirit, according to some Adelaide residents who make a special effort. -
Year in review: From Chris the sheep to Stan Wawrinka sledging, 2015 was a big year for the ACT
via abc.net.au
In 2015, Canberra met Chris the record-breaking sheep and collectively cringed with horror when Nick Kyrgios sledged Stan Wawrinka. It was also a year in which domestic violence hit home, the first Mr Fluffy demolition took place and Uber made its arrival in the ACT. -
Canberra vets' bush blitz through Indigenous communities
via abc.net.au
Two Canberra veterinarians say their "dog blitz" clinics in remote Northern Territory Aboriginal communities are dramatically improving living conditions for both animals and their owners. -
Dubbo police arrest fugitive after foot chase
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Police in Dubbo recapture a fugitive who was at large since early November. -
Western Sydney Wanderers beat Newcastle Jets 2-0 to increase lead at top of A-League ladder
The Western Sydney Wanderers increase their lead at the top of the ladder to five points after a 2-0 win over the Newcastle Jets in Parramatta in the Christmas Eve A-League clash. -
Kurnell tornado: Santa visit lifts the spirits of community after severe storm
via abc.net.au
Santa's visit to the community of Kurnell in southern Sydney lifts the spirit of children and parents alike after a severe tornado swept through a week ago. -
Clive Palmer's attempt to gain more voting power over villa owners at Coolum resort dismissed
via abc.net.au
Clive Palmer's bid to be able to gain more voting power over villa owners at Palmer Coolum Resort is dismissed by the Federal Court. -
Mountaineers 'did all they could' to save Melbourne woman Nicola Andrews after NZ accident
via abc.net.au
A group of mountain climbers did everything they could to save a woman who died after falling 300 metres onto a glacier at Footstool mountain in New Zealand, local police say. -
Stories that made 2015 in the Great Southern
via abc.net.au
ABC Great Southern highlights some of the stories of 2015. -
Thanasi Kokkinakis rules himself out of Australian Open due to shoulder soreness
via abc.net.au
Australian hopeful Thanasi Kokkinakis rules himself out of the Australian Open and all its lead-up events, saying his shoulder injury has not healed as expected. -
Our 'family' at Christmas: the clients and staff of a privately run disability residential service
via abc.net.au
Started nearly 40 years ago by a former psychiatric nurse, a privately run boarding house disability service in a small town west of Sydney, has become like an extended family, which like many others, gathers together at Christmas. -
Kimberley pastoralist Jim Motter reflects on former life at Bulka Station
via abc.net.au
A former Kimberley pastoralist, Jim Motter, reflects on his life at Bulka Station. -
Industry call for swift decision on future of WA TAB backed by state opposition
via abc.net.au
WA Labor backs calls from the racing industry for a swift decision on the future of the TAB. -
Christmas Day fire bans declared as South Australia is set to sizzle
via abc.net.au
Barbecue Christmas dinners are off the menu for thousands of South Australians as fire bans are declared in 12 districts. -
Rudolf Carino: Police seek triple-0 caller over man found fatally injured in Riverwood alley
Police investigating the death of a 20-year-old man who was found fatally injured in an alleyway in Sydney's south are seeking a man who made a triple-0 call from a payphone nearby. -
Man charged after suspected hydrochloric acid container explodes at Bowen motel
via abc.net.au
A man is charged after a container of suspected hydrochloric acid explodes at a motel in north Queensland. -
Hobart CBD celebrates best Christmas shopping turn out for 50 years
via abc.net.au
After years of losing shoppers to suburban malls, Hobart's CBD appears to have brought them back this Christmas. -
Christmas Day fire bans declared as South Australia sets to sizzle
via abc.net.au
Barbecue Christmas dinners are off the menu for thousands of South Australians as fire bans are declared in 12 districts. -
Better mobile communication tops Christmas wish list of Christmas for WA farm lobby groups
via abc.net.au
Both Western Australian farm lobby groups say better mobile communication in the regions is what they would like for Christmas. -
Crabbers survive night in crocodile-infested creek after boat capsizes in storm
via abc.net.au
Two crabbers are found safe after spending the night in mangroves next to a crocodile-infested creek in Darwin after their boat overturned in stormy weather. -
Police investigating Rudolf Carino's Riverwood alleyway death seek triple-0 caller
via abc.net.au
Police investigating the death of a 20-year-old man who was found dead in an alleyway in Sydney's south seek a man who made a triple-0 call from a payphone nearby. -
Christmas treats for animals at Adelaide, Canberra Zoo animals tear into Christmas treats
via abc.net.au
The animals at Adelaide Zoo and the National Zoo in Canberra get into the Christmas spirit, enjoying special treats wrapped as presents. -
Jetstar investigation aims to rule out systemic problems with Boeing 787
via abc.net.au
Airline investigators may take up to a year to determine the cause of a flight diversion to Darwin earlier this week with the Australian Transport Safety Bureau confirming it considered the event a "serious incident". -
Father John Walshe apologises for acting contrary to his vows but denies abuse allegations
via abc.net.au
A Melbourne priest accused of sexual abuse apologises to his parish for "any hurt or disappointment" his behaviour caused following revelations a church investigation found his conduct inconsistent with his duties. -
Large social media followings giving Queensland's biggest tourist destinations added exposure
via abc.net.au
Tourism operators increasingly use bloggers, Instagrammers and those with large social media followings to promote their experiences online, a social media expert says. -
Christmas Eve monsoon across Top End brings severe weather warning, destructive wind and record rainfall
via abc.net.au
The monsoonal weather over the Top End brings some record rainfall readings and sees a boat overturn in rough seas. -
Animal delight as Perth pet stores cash in on Christmas bonanza
via abc.net.au
Perth pet owners are making sure their beloved animals do not miss out this Christmas. -
Queenstown's pioneer history uncovered as employment program cleans up cemetery
via abc.net.au
Work for the Dole participants on Tasmania's west coast uncover history in Queenstown's Pioneer Cemetery. -
Christmas sales figures expected to be up from last year, Australian Retailer's Association says
Retailers are into the final hours of Christmas shopping, with the forecast for sales expected to be up on this time last year. -
Presents handed out at Royal Darwin Hospital children's ward before Christmas 2015.jpg
via abc.net.au
Present handouts by the Kerr family at Royal Darwin Hospital children's ward before Christmas 2015. -
Boy remanded in custody over attack on Perth motorcyclist injured by rope stunt
via abc.net.au
A 12-year-old boy charged over an attack on a motorcyclist, who was knocked off his bike by rope tied across the street, is remanded in custody ahead of Christmas. -
Sydney Kings' assistant coach Ben Knight to suit up for NBL clash with New Zealand Breakers
The injury-hit Sydney Kings are set to turn to assistant coach Ben Knight to suit up as bench cover for Sunday's NBL clash with NZ Breakers. -
Queensland farmers clean up after storm destroys crops and knocks out power
via abc.net.au
Farmers in Queensland's Granite Belt clean up after severe storms wipe out crops and damage homes. -
Boy, 12, in golf buggy falls off cliff on Keswick Island
via abc.net.au
A golf buggy carrying a 12-year-old plunges off a cliff in north Queensland. -
Olympic Express Travel Services: Consumer watchdog begins legal action, seeks compensation for customers
via abc.net.au
South Australia's consumer watchdog is taking legal action against an Adelaide travel agent for allegedly ripping off customers and leaving them stranded at the airport with no ticket. -
Uber driver attacked with machete by teen in carjacking attempt, court told
via abc.net.au
A 17-year-old girl used a machete to hit an Uber driver around the head before trying to steal his car, a Brisbane court hears. -
No beach or theme park? No problem for cotton farmers who built own water slide
via abc.net.au
What do you do when you live four hours from the beaches and theme parks but want to cool off? Build your own waterslide from what is lying around the farm. -
Libby's Local in Collinsville, where craft and friendship go hand in hand
via abc.net.au
The moment you walk into Libby's Local in Collinsville, it comes across as a colourful, vibrant craft shop, but it is much more. -
Boxing Day Test: Australia fans hoping West Indies show up for second Test, writes Jim Maxwell
via abc.net.au
Jim Maxwell calls on the West Indies to surprise us with a battling performance in the Boxing Day Test. -
Police call for calm on Queensland roads this Christmas season
via abc.net.au
Bundaberg police say they're saddened Queensland's first holiday road fatality happened in their region. -
Pinery bushfire: Light council halves building application fee, delays rates in bid to help victims
via abc.net.au
The Light Regional Council says it has waived what it can of building fees for those who lost structures in last month's Pinery fire. -
Build Albany-Bunbury gas pipeline or spend $7m elsewhere says MP Peter Watson
via abc.net.au
Labor MP Peter Watson says the Western Australian Government needs to get on with building a planned natural gas pipeline between Albany and Bunbury or scrap the idea altogether. -
Surfing Santas and Christmas enthusiasts take to water in Scarborough Beach charity event
via abc.net.au
Dozens of people dressed in festive attire take part in a charity surfing event on one of Perth's best-known beaches. -
Child found locked up during drugs raid in 'heinous' case near Taree, NSW
via abc.net.au
Four children are placed into care as police investigate a "heinous" case involving at least one child being locked up at a property near Taree, on the NSW mid-north coast, housing an elaborate hydroponic drug set-up. -
Woman dies after car-truck crash near Waikerie in Riverland
via abc.net.au
A Victorian woman has died after a crash between a car and truck east of Waikerie in South Australia's Riverland yesterday. -
West Australians hooked on seafood with marathon Christmas Eve sales
via abc.net.au
West Australians scramble to scoop up their last minute Christmas Day menu items at stores across Perth, with seafood bargains prompting people to queue from the early hours of the morning.

