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NSW Premier to unveil $205m hospital upgrades in central west
via abc.net.au
The Deputy Premier Troy Grant says remote western communities will be among the beneficiaries from recent hospital upgrades in the region's larger centres. -
Regional specialist training key to keeping medical graduates in the bush
via abc.net.au
As hundreds of medical graduates start year-long internships in hospitals across New South Wales, the push is on in Tamworth for interns to work in the local hospital after their training. -
Tour Down Under field facing tough conditions and extreme heat for opening stage of 2016 event
via abc.net.au
Conditions will be tough for Tour Down Under riders as they race from Prospect to the Barossa town of Lyndoch in Tuesday's opening stage. -
TV repairman charged with indecent assault of woman in shower at Mount Pritchard home
A television antenna repairman is charged with the indecent assault of a woman while she was in the shower at her Mount Pritchard home, in Sydney's south west. -
Australian Open: All eyes on Lleyton Hewitt as veteran prepares for possible Open swansong
via abc.net.au
Lleyton Hewitt's final Australian Open campaign starts tonight, with Roger Federer among many taking a keen interest in how the veteran fares. -
Mining research identifies rubber-tyred vehicles as health hazard
via abc.net.au
Rubber-tyred vehicles emerge as a health hazard for underground coal miners in the New South Wales Hunter Valley, with hundreds of injuries reported over the past decade, stemming from jolts blamed on vibrating vehicles. -
ATO phone scam warning, with some victims losing as much as $100,000
via abc.net.au
Telephone scammers posing as Australian Taxation Office officers spark a warning to Canberrans, with some victims having already lost more than $100,000. -
Man to front court over alleged assaults on five-year-old girls in 1980s
via abc.net.au
A man faces court in the New South Wales Riverina today charged with alleged sexual assaults on two girls in the 1980s. -
Paramedics urge beachgoers to be aware of marine life
via abc.net.au
The NSW Ambulance Service is urging people enjoying the beaches along the east coast to look out for marine life that can bite or sting. -
Tour Down Under begins as temperatures in SA tipped to reach 40C, CFS warns of fire risk
via abc.net.au
Temperatures across South Australia are tipped to reach up to 40 degrees Celsius as Stage 1 of the Tour Down Under gets underway. -
Lethal bacteria in Christmas Island feral cats sparks warning
via abc.net.au
A potentially lethal bacteria found in feral cats on Christmas Island prompts a warning to avoid contact with the introduced pests. -
Newcastle academic slams 'Eurocentric' education for indigenous students
via abc.net.au
A University of Newcastle academic hits out at what he calls a 'Eurocentric' education system for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. -
NSW prisoners brew up new ways to get around smoking ban
via abc.net.au
New South Wales has avoided the riots that broke out at a Victorian jail over smoking bans, but prison officers say inmates are coming up with novel ways to get their nicotine fix. -
Wraps to come off Newcastle's clock tower restoration
via abc.net.au
Newcastle Council says City Hall's newly refurbished clock tower should be revealed in the coming days, with scaffolding set to be removed at the end of January. -
Love hertz: Scientists find fatal attraction 'sex' frequency to lure male mosquitoes to their death
via abc.net.au
Scientists uncover the sound of a deadly disease-carrying female mosquito's wings beating, in order to lure the male of the species to their death. -
Northern Territory experiencing its longest rambutan harvest in memory
via abc.net.au
The Northern Territory's rambutan industry experiences one of its longest harvest periods on record, with another month still to go. -
Bronwyn Bishop faces criticism over Liberal preselection bid; Tony Abbott and Philip Ruddock may also nominate
via abc.net.au
Disgraced former speaker Bronwyn Bishop could put her hand up for preselection for this year's federal election as soon as today, but some Liberal insiders argue the party needs new blood. -
Karen Chetcuti's neighbour Michael Cardamone charged with her murder at Whorouly
via abc.net.au
Karen Chetcuti was incapacitated then murdered by her neighbour after the Victorian mother of two dropped into his house to pick up a punnet of tomatoes, police allege. -
Sydney home invasion: Pregnant teen kicked in stomach, man hit with mallet in Cronulla, police say
via abc.net.au
A pregnant 16-year-old was kicked in the stomach and a man was bashed in the head with a mallet when a group of people stormed a home in Cronulla in Sydney, police allege. -
NSW EPA investigates dam overflow at Hunter coal mine
via abc.net.au
The NSW Environment Protection Authority says it is too early to know whether regulatory action will be required after a dam overflow incident at an Upper Hunter mine. -
'Inappropriate to speculate' on timeframe for public housing air conditioning review
via abc.net.au
The NSW government says it's too early to know when a review into the policy of not providing air conditioning in public housing properties will be complete. -
Police pursuit ends when car loses front tyres in Elizabeth South in Adelaide
via abc.net.au
A police pursuit in Adelaide's north ends after the vehicle being chased loses both its front tyres, with the driver then trying to evade officers on foot. -
Tour Down Under begins as temperatures in SA tipped to reach 40 degrees, CFA warns of fire risk
via abc.net.au
Temperatures across South Australia are tipped to reach up to 40 degrees Celsius as Stage 1 of the Tour Down Under gets underway. -
Sydney home invasion: Pregnant teen kicked in stomach, man hit with hammer in Cronulla, police say
A pregnant 16-year-old was kicked in the stomach and a man was bashed in the head with a hammer when a group of people stormed a home in Cronulla in Sydney, police allege. -
Sydney shooting: Shots fired into Greenfield Park home, four escape injury
Four people escape injury after several shots are fired into a home at Greenfield Park in Sydney south west overnight. -
Australian Open: Samantha Stosur makes no excuses after first-round loss to qualifier Kristyna Pliskova
via abc.net.au
Czech Republic qualifier Kristyna Pliskova, who beat Samantha Stosur in straight sets, says the top-ranked local women's hope in the Australian Open was nervous. -
Police flag use of workplace protest laws for Lapoinya logging activists
via abc.net.au
Police say Tasmania's untested anti-workplace protest laws will be used if there is civil disobedience at a logging site in the state's north-west. -
Residents rubbish EPA over dump investigation
via abc.net.au
Residents rubbish EPA -
Hospital apology over ferret bite
via abc.net.au
Hospital apology over ferret bite -
Mornington Peninsula fire: Warning downgraded after one home destroyed at Crib Point
via abc.net.au
Firefighters stop the spread of a grassfire that engulfed a home at Crib Point on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula. -
Chris Gayle smashes fastest Twenty20 half-century, Melbourne Renegades lose to Adelaide Strikers in Big Bash League
via abc.net.au
Chris Gayle smashed the equal fastest half-century in Twenty20 cricket history, but it ias not enough to prevent the Melbourne Renegades bowing out of this season's Big Bash League. -
Great Ocean Road fires: Victoria's firefighters union applies to Coroner for inquest into Christmas Day blaze
via abc.net.au
Victoria's firefighters union applies to the Coroners Court for an inquest into Christmas Day fires that saw 116 homes destroyed along the Great Ocean Road. -
Australian Open: Sam Stosur out, Nick Kyrgios advances after beating Pablo Carreno Busta
via abc.net.au
Nick Kyrgios powers his way into the second round of the Australian Open at Melbourne Park with a straight-sets win over Pablo Carreno Busta. -
Tennis match-fixing: Novak Djokovic 'felt terrible' about approach in 2006 as players react to scandal
via abc.net.au
Australian Open favourite Novak Djokovic reveals he "felt terrible" about being approached to fix a tennis match when he was a teenager in 2006. -
Knitting Nannas arrested at coal seam gas protest in northern New South Wales
via abc.net.au
Police charge three members of the Knitting Nannas anti-coal seam gas protest group after they chained themselves by their necks to a wastewater plant gate in Narrabri. -
Bradken's Kilburn foundry postpones closure plans, must abide by new environmental conditions
via abc.net.au
A South Australian foundry that was due to close last year has put those plans on hold, prompting the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) to clamp down on its odour emissions. -
Australian Open: Maria Sharapova beats Nao Hibino to reach second round
via abc.net.au
Fifth seed Maria Sharapova crushes Japan's Nao Hibino in a ruthless first-round display to fire a warning to her rivals at the Australian Open. -
Police scale back search for tourist who jumped off Brisbane's William Jolly Bridge in 'drunken stunt'
via abc.net.au
Police scale back their search for a missing UK tourist who jumped off an inner-city bridge into the Brisbane River, in what they have described as a "drunken stunt". -
Australian Open: Nick Kyrgios advances after beating Pablo Carreno Busta
via abc.net.au
Nick Kyrgios powers his way into the second round of the Australian Open at Melbourne Park with a straight-sets win over Pablo Carreno Busta. -
Victoria fire: Crib Point house destroyed, another damaged in Mornington Peninsula blaze
via abc.net.au
A house is destroyed and another is damaged as firefighters battle a grassfire at Crib Point on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula. -
Australian Open: Roger Federer advances after beating Nikoloz Basilashvili
via abc.net.au
A rampaging Roger Federer kicks off his 17th Australian Open campaign with a 6-2, 6-1, 6-2 demolition of Georgian battler Nikoloz Basilashvili. -
Australian Open: Daria Gavrilova edges Lucie Hradecka, Ajla Tomljanovic bows out
via abc.net.au
In-form Daria Gavrilova shows her fighting qualities to overcome Czech veteran Lucie Hradecka in her opening Australian Open match. -
Driver accused of killing Navy officer Scott Jarman has case vacated after 'suffering stroke'
via abc.net.au
A property developer accused of running a red light in his car, killing Navy Lieutenant Scott Jarman and injuring two others at a Darwin intersection in 2014, has his trial vacated on medical grounds. -
Boating accident off Pilbara coast claims fishermen's lives
via abc.net.au
Water police identify two men killed in a boating accident off the Pilbara coast as Matt Pennington and Lawrence Smith. -
One home destroyed, warning downgraded for grassfire at Crib Point, south-east of Melbourne
via abc.net.au
One house is engulfed by fire as firefighters battle an out-of-control blaze at Crib Point on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula. -
Fresh archaeological dig gives rare chance to uncover Tasmanian convict history
via abc.net.au
Researchers hoping to uncover more of Tasmania's convict history are carrying out the first-ever excavation of barracks at Triabunna. -
West Australian pastoralists welcome weekend rain after late start to wet season
via abc.net.au
After a long, dry start to the wet season, West Australian pastoralists finally get some welcome relief, with rain falling at the weekend. -
Let's talk about sex
Six senior citizens share their thoughts on their sexual encounters, past and present, in an effort to combat the taboo nature of the topic and offer wisdom to young people. -
New pilot project to eradicate feral pigs in sugar cane district near Mackay
via abc.net.au
A pilot project is under way in the Mackay region to come up with better strategies for eradicating feral pigs. -
CQ Feral pest controller Steve Andrews and Reef Catchment project officer Peter Muller discuss feral pigs.
via abc.net.au
A pilot project is under way in the Mackay region to come up with better strategies for eradicating feral pigs.

