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Government urged to do more to address particle pollution
via abc.net.au
The NSW government is being urged to do more to address the source of particle pollution, as new data shows the impact of pollution in mining regions. -
Farm damage estimated at $50 million, one week after powerful storm hits Queensland's Darling Downs
via abc.net.au
The powerful storm that hit the Darling Downs last week has caused up to $50 million of damage to crops and farm infrastructure. -
Wellington Phoenix coach Ernie Merrick says headbutt by Central Coast's Roy O'Donovan brings football 'back to the dark ages'
via abc.net.au
Wellington Phoenix coach Ernie Merrick is furious about the Mariners' Roy O'Donovan's headbutt on Manny Muscat in Central Coast's 3-1 win on New Year's Eve. -
Sunshine Coast's First Surf Lifesaving Club turns 100
via abc.net.au
The oldest Surf Lifesaving Club on Queensland's Sunshine Coast celebrates its centenary. The Maroochy Club once sat among beach shacks, now it's surrounded by million dollar high rise apartments. But Club loyalists say one thing hasn't changed: its community service ethos. -
Townsville prison farm escapees who stole 'Hound Dog Hairdressing' car taken back into custody
via abc.net.au
Three men who escaped from a Townsville correctional facility are taken into police custody in Gympie. -
Adelaide Strikers beat Sydney Sixers in Big Bash league thanks to incredible Travis Head century
Travis Head has smashes an out-of-this-world century to guide the Adelaide Strikers to an improbable five-wicket win over the Sydney Sixers in a classic Big Bash clash. -
Mosquito Hill bushfire: Six buildings destroyed despite fire being downgraded to watch and act
via abc.net.au
Six buildings are destroyed by a bushfire in South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula despite crews stopping the spread of the dangerous blaze, the Country Fire Service says. -
Man in custody after shooting at Seymour on Tasmania's east coast
via abc.net.au
A 44-year-old man is in police custody after a shooting in the town of Seymour on Tasmania's east coast, which police say was sparked by a family dispute. -
Year in review: Looking back on 2015 in Western Australia
via abc.net.au
Take a look back at who and what made headlines in Western Australia over the past 12 months. -
Central Coast Mariners beat Wellington Phoenix 3-1 in controversial A-League clash in Gosford
via abc.net.au
The Central Coast Mariners win a fractious encounter against the Wellington Phoenix, triumphing 3-1 in their A-League clash in Gosford. -
Air and sea search for surfer missing off Main Beach at Gold Coast suspended until Friday morning
via abc.net.au
An air and sea search for a surfer missing off Main Beach at the Gold Coast is suspended until first light on Friday. -
Mosquito Hill bushfire: Warning downgraded to watch and act for blaze that threatened homes
via abc.net.au
The threat from a fire burning in stubble near Currency Creek on South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula which had threatened 15 homes eases, the Country Fire Service (CFS) says. -
Man in custody after allegedly shooting at neighbours on Tasmania's east coast
via abc.net.au
A man is in police custody after he allegedly opened fire on his neighbours in the town of Seymore on Tasmania's east coast. -
Child badly hurt in Rottnest Island boating accident
via abc.net.au
A boy is flown to a Perth hospital after a boating accident off Rottnest Island left him with serious injuries. -
Victoria bushfires: Surf Coast communities return home as fire conditions ease
via abc.net.au
Easing weather conditions provide short relief for firefighters battling an out-of-control bushfire on Victoria's south-west coast, authorities say. -
A-League clubs say they have paid players in time as Central Coast Mariners, Brisbane Roar, Adelaide United and Newcastle Jets dodge bullet
via abc.net.au
The players' union has been informed by four A-League clubs that their outstanding player payments have been made, which they hope to confirm early next week. -
Indigenous prisoner dies in custody at Sydney's Long Bay jail
A 26-year-old Indigenous man has died in custody at Sydney's Long Bay prison, the NSW Department of Corrective Services confirms. -
Firefighters mop up after blaze at apartment block in Nedlands
via abc.net.au
Fire crews are mopping up after a blaze forced the evacuation of an apartment complex in the western Perth suburb of Nedlands. -
Aboriginal elder Aunty Josie Agius dies aged 81
via abc.net.au
The respected Aboriginal elder Aunty Josie Agius has died at the age of 81. -
Victoria bushfires: Conditions ease but watch and act warning remains for Wye River, Separation Creek
via abc.net.au
Easing weather conditions provide short relief for firefighters battling an out-of-control bushfire on Victoria's south-west coast, authorities say. -
Teenager badly hurt in Rottnest Island boating accident
via abc.net.au
Perth's rescue helicopter is sent to Longreach Bay on Rottnest Island following a boating accident that has left a teenager with serious injuries. -
West Australian livestock saleyards report strong cattle prices and smaller sheep sale yarding in 2015
via abc.net.au
West Australian livestock saleyards report strong cattle prices and smaller sheep sale yarding in 2015. -
Falls Festival Tasmania: Four drug arrests as thousands ring in new year in mosh pit
via abc.net.au
Four people are charged with drug-related offences at the Falls Festival in Tasmania, as the state prepares to usher in the new year. -
Three men escape from Townsville prison farm; believed to be in stolen car heading to Brisbane
via abc.net.au
Three men who escaped from a central Queensland prison farm are believed to have evaded police in a stolen car. -
Man in 20s killed after being shot in face in drive-by shooting in Lalor, Melbourne
via abc.net.au
A man in his 20s dies after being shot in the face in a drive-by shooting in Lalor, in Melbourne's north. -
South Australian farmers reflect on 2015 and look to 2016
via abc.net.au
South Australian farmers reflect on the drought and 2015 crop and livestock prices. -
Foul play ruled out after woman's body found in grounds of Smithfield Plains primary school
via abc.net.au
The death of a woman whose body was found by a member of the public at Smithfield Plains school in northern Adelaide is no longer being treated as suspicious. -
Mosquito Hill bushfire: Emergency warning issued for out-of-control blaze, 15 homes under threat
via abc.net.au
A fire burning in stubble near Currency Creek on South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula is causing a risk to lives and homes. -
Stranded livestock ship MV Ocean Outback docks at Perth port for repairs
via abc.net.au
A ship that was stranded off the Perth coast with thousands of live sheep and cattle on board docks at a Perth port for repairs. -
Australia selectors juggling Test, one-day internationals and Twenty20 XIs in busy cricket schedule
via abc.net.au
Australia selectors will have a Test tour of New Zealand and Twenty20 World Cup in the back of their minds when they pick a squad for the upcoming ODI series. -
Firefighters battling blaze at apartment block in Nedlands
via abc.net.au
Fire crews are at the scene of a blaze in an apartment complex in the western Perth suburb of Nedlands. -
LGBTI Tropical Fruits New Year's Eve Festival brings thousands of visitors and millions of dollars to Lismore
via abc.net.au
The northern New South Wales city of Lismore plays host to the largest LGBTI event in the Southern Hemisphere outside Sydney's Mardi Gras. -
Orphaned wombat Lucky thriving in foster care with buddy named Strike
via abc.net.au
Instagram sensation Lucky, left orphaned when his marsupial mother was run over in September, is learning how to be a wombat thanks to a carer and a fellow orphaned joey. -
Woolly sheep found stuck in culvert by farmer in Tasmania 'may have 30kg fleece'
via abc.net.au
Another extremely woolly sheep is rescued in south-eastern Tasmania by a farmer who says it may have avoided the shears for seven years. -
Sun sets on commercial use of tanning beds in Western Australia
via abc.net.au
Western Australia has followed suit with the rest of the country and become the last state to ban the commercial use of tanning beds. -
Mosquito Hill bushfire: Emergency warning issued for out-of-control blaze
via abc.net.au
A fire burning in stubble near Currency Creek on South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula is causing a risk to lives and homes. -
Tourism boost in Mackay and Whitsundays during Christmas and New Year's
via abc.net.au
Tourist numbers to Mackay and the Whitsundays grow during the festive season. -
Air, sea and land search launched for surfer missing off Main Beach at Gold Coast
via abc.net.au
An air, sea and land search is launched for a surfer missing off Main Beach at the Gold Coast, after a fisherman sees him go under a wave and fail to resurface. -
Nude 2000: The New Year's Eve that Darwin partied naked and swam in tomato sauce
via abc.net.au
"It was about being free and not being crazy hot." -
NYE 2000: The night that Darwin partied in the nude
via abc.net.au
On the eve of the year 2000, about 200 people in Darwin partied in the nude. -
Nude 2000 in Darwin
via abc.net.au
On the eve of the year 2000, about 200 people in Darwin partied in the nude. -
New Years Eve 2000 in Darwin
via abc.net.au
On the eve of the year 2000, about 200 people in Darwin partied in the nude. -
Darwin band NEO playing at Nude 2000
via abc.net.au
On the eve of the year 2000, about 200 people in Darwin partied in the nude. -
Maria Sharapova says Brisbane International perfect preparation for Australian Open
via abc.net.au
Hot weather and a strong field are behind Maria Sharapova's belief that the Brisbane International is perfect for her to prepare for the Australian Open. -
Wild dog 1080 baiting regulations relaxed for Northern Territory cattle producers struggling with calf attacks
via abc.net.au
The Northern Territory Government has released a new plan for cattle producers to manage wild dogs. -
Bushfire advice: Firefighters closely watch a fire at Pipers River Tasmania's north east
via abc.net.au
The Tasmanian Fire Service downgrades bushfire alert to "advice" level after earlier issuing a watch and act message for residents in the Pipers River area in Tasmania's north east. -
Traditional Japanese celebrations mark New Year in Rockhampton
via abc.net.au
As Central Queenslanders wait to ring in the New Year with fireworks, barbecues and music, a Rockhampton venue is putting a traditional Japanese spin on the celebrations. -
African Queen Sophie Singh Thumbnail
via abc.net.au
'African Queen' Sophie Singh -
Andy Murray warms up at Hopman Cup in Perth on quest for Australian Open crown
via abc.net.au
World number two Andy Murray describes the Hopman Cup as the ideal preparation in his bid for his first Australian Open title and pursuit of Serb Novak Djokovic. -
Melbourne set to celebrate sweltering New Year's Eve, temperatures up to 39C
via abc.net.au
Up to 500,000 people are expected to ring in the New Year in Melbourne's CBD in extreme heat.

