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Police praise Tamworth Country Music Festival attendees
via abc.net.au
Tamworth Police say the behaviour of Country Music Festival attendees this year has greatly improved on previous years. -
Sydney man charged over spate of random attacks
via abc.net.au
A man allegedly kicks and punches four random people in Sydney's south-west in one day. -
Police happy with crowds at Hunter region Australia Day celebrations
via abc.net.au
Newcastle police have praised the behaviour of thousands of Australia Day revellers, saying they made only a handful of arrests. -
'Leave Port Stephens Alone': public forum to discuss council amalgamations
via abc.net.au
A public meeting is being held in Port Stephens tonight against the NSW Government's proposed amalgamation with Newcastle Council. -
WA Supreme Court orders probe into Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation
via abc.net.au
The Western Australian Supreme Court orders an investigation into an Indigenous body in the Pilbara after allegations its directors have not been validly appointed. -
Two die in Australia Day collision near Wagga Wagga
via abc.net.au
Two men have died after a head-on collision between two cars at Gregadoo, east of Wagga Wagga in the New South Wales Riverina. -
Leon Bignell, SA Tourism Minister, to pay Adelaide hotel stay after Opposition's attack
via abc.net.au
Leon Bignell will pay back money he claimed for a five-star hotel stay in Adelaide after a backlash from the Opposition. -
Astronomers unfazed by theory aliens could already be extinct
via abc.net.au
An Australian researcher who has suggested aliens could be extinct says there is still merit in proceeding with a program in New South Wales to find extraterrestrial life. -
Two dead after 'drag racing' ute plunges 55m from Melbourne's E J Whitten Bridge
via abc.net.au
Two people killed after their ute is driven off a bridge in Keilor East, in Melbourne's north-west, were drag racing an hour before the crash, police say. -
Jobs to go at Scone abattoir
via abc.net.au
More than 155 workers, including 15 permanent local employees, are expected to lose their jobs as JBS scales back operations at its Scone abattoir. -
Hunter Valley flash flood video goes viral
via abc.net.au
A dramatic video capturing a flash flood event on the Hunter River in New South Wales has gone viral on social media. -
Qurindi TAFE to be replaced with CBD shop front
via abc.net.au
Questions have been raised about the New South Wales Government's commitment to tertiary education in the Upper Hunter and New England regions. -
Emergency bushfire warning for Arthur River, Temma, Nelson Bay in north-west Tasmania
via abc.net.au
Home and shack owners at Arthur River, Temma and Nelson Bay in Tasmania's far north-west are evacuated to the beach as a bushfire is upgraded to emergency level. -
Royal commission into child sexual abuse to focus on Church of England Boys' Society
via abc.net.au
A youth group operated by the Anglican Church will come under investigation during public hearings in Hobart by the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. -
Australian Open: Roger Federer a fan of Nick Kyrgios, says prodigy must make good on talent
via abc.net.au
Roger Federer is a self-confessed Nick Kyrgios fan but has challenged the prodigious youngster to make good on his undeniable talent. -
Families SA industrial action talks to focus on staff shortages, increasing workloads
via abc.net.au
Families SA workers will meet to discuss industrial action over staff shortages and increasing workloads, with their union predicting work bans are likely to escalate this week. -
Two people killed after car veers off E J Whitten Bridge in Melbourne's north-west
via abc.net.au
Two people die after their car drives off the side of the E J Whitten Bridge in Keilor East, in Melbourne's north-west. -
Man charged over six-hour siege at Maroubra unit in Sydney's east
via abc.net.au
A 29-year-old man will face court after being charged following a six-hour siege at a public housing unit complex at Maroubra in Sydney's east. -
Lalor Park man 'runs over neighbour' during dispute
A Sydney man who allegedly used his four-wheel drive to run over his neighbour, leaving him with serious injuries, is charged with attempted murder. -
Australia vs India: Tourists win opening Twenty20 international in Adelaide as familiar faces surface
via abc.net.au
India's 37-run victory over Australia in the opening Twenty20 international featured several veterans, writes Grandstand's Geoff Lemon. -
Australia v India: Tourists enjoy T20 walkover as Virat Kohli stars with the bat
via abc.net.au
India romps to a 37-run victory over Australia in the first of a three-match T20 series at the Adelaide Oval. -
Melbourne Victory defeats Sydney FC 1-0 through Matthew Jurman own goal in A-League Big Blue clash
via abc.net.au
The outstretched boot of Sydney FC's Matthew Jurman has given Melbourne Victory a barely deserved 1-0 Big Blue win at Docklands in their defence of the A-League championship. -
Two arrested after six hour siege at Maroubra in Sydney's east
Police arrest and question two men after a six hour siege at a public housing unit complex at Maroubra in Sydney's east. -
Australia v India: Southern Stars beaten by five wickets as Harmanpreet Kaur stars
via abc.net.au
The Southern Stars are thwarted by India in their Twenty20 encounter at Adelaide Oval, with Harmanpreet Kaur playing a decisive role with the bat for the visitors. -
Fossil theft sparks fresh calls for Ulladulla Harbour to receive heritage listing
via abc.net.au
There is a renewed push for the Ulladulla Harbour on the New South Wales south coast to be heritage-listed, after a fossil was cut from rocks using an angle grinder. -
Clive Palmer says he is not responsible for paying Queensland Nickel workers' entitlements
via abc.net.au
Clive Palmer says he is not personally responsible for paying out the entitlements of Queensland Nickel workers made redundant before the company went into voluntary administration. -
FinFisher spyware: Indonesian government 'using Sydney server for surveillance program'
An Indonesian government agency is using a Sydney-based proxy server to run the notorious spyware FinFisher, according to technology researchers. -
Cow shot with arrow near WA town of Waroona
via abc.net.au
A cow is shot with an arrow in Western Australia's south west with the RSPCA currently investigating the incident. -
Wyong councillors to get confidential briefing on controversial Chinese theme park proposal
via abc.net.au
Wyong councillors will receive a confidential briefing to outline where negotiations are at over land purchased for a proposed $500 million Chinese theme park. -
Safety concerns over gas network in Perth apartments highlighted in Energy Safety report
via abc.net.au
WA's energy safety regulator and the owner of Perth's gas network have serious concerns about the safety of more than 750 gas installations in big apartment blocks, according to a new report. -
Australian Open: Roger Federer beats Tomas Berdych to make semi-finals at Melbourne Park
via abc.net.au
Roger Federer set up a potential semi-final clash with world number one Novak Djokovic following a clinical straight-sets win over Tomas Berdych at the Australian Open. -
Eric Arthur, Mount Gambier's man of community service, awarded OAM
via abc.net.au
Mount Gambier resident Eric Arthur is awarded an OAM for his many years of community service. -
Two arrested after a suspected siege at Maroubra in Sydney's east
Police arrest two men after a suspected siege at a public housing unit complex at Maroubra in Sydney's east. -
Body washes ashore on Sunshine Coast beach, near where teenager went missing
via abc.net.au
A body washes ashore on a Queensland's Sunshine Coast, not far from where a man disappeared in rough surf last Sunday. -
Rob Pyne: Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk calls for calm as Cairns MP continues to contemplate future
via abc.net.au
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk calls for calm as speculation mounts about the future of her Cairns MP, Rob Pyne. -
Australia Day: Lucky Irish beginner takes out win at Brisbane's annual cockroach race
via abc.net.au
Hundreds flock to Brisbane's Story Bridge Hotel for the 35th annual Australia Day cockroach race, won this year by an Irish newcomer. -
Two people hospitalised in Canberra hail storm, as SES field 521 calls for help
via abc.net.au
A severe storm sweeps across the ACT, prompting hundreds of calls for help and putting a dampener on the Australian of the Year ceremony. -
Australia Day: First Syrian family as part of additional refugee intake 'thrilled' to be here
via abc.net.au
The first Syrian refugee family to be resettled in Australia as part of the Federal Government's additional 12,000 humanitarian intake tell of how grateful they are for a chance at a new life. -
Teenager dies in car crash at Willaura in Victoria's west
via abc.net.au
A teenager dies after the car he is travelling in crashes into a tree at Willaura in Victoria's west. -
Australian of the Year David Morrison with members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Australia ACT branch at Australia Day celebrations in Canberra
via abc.net.au
Australian of the YearDavid Morrison with members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Australia ACT branch at Australia Day celebrations in Canberra. -
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Australia ACT branch pose with chairman of the National Australia Day Council, Ben Roberts-Smith. (26 Janu
via abc.net.au
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Australia ACT branch pose with chairman of the National Australia Day Council, Ben Roberts-Smith. (26 January 2016) -
Changing Australian flag would pave way to racial equality, Indigenous activist says
via abc.net.au
Australia's flag assists the country in its "complacency" to redress the wrongs committed against Indigenous Australians and should be changed, activist Richard Frankland says. -
Slow Clothing Project: 40 garments in 40 weeks turns tide on fast fashion
via abc.net.au
Slow clothing ambassador Jane Milburn wants to turn the tide on fast, disposable fashion and spark a conversation about where clothes come from, by getting 40 people to create 40 garments in 40 weeks. -
Mats rolled out to give people with disabilities access to Seacliff Beach in Adelaide's south
via abc.net.au
People with disabilities will now be able to reach the water's edge at Seacliff Beach thanks to a specially designed plastic mata first in South Australia. -
Mungbean gamble could pay off as north-west NSW growers make the most of weather and markets
via abc.net.au
A last-minute decision to plant mungbean crops is looking like paying off for growers in north-west NSW. -
Australia Day: Dick Smith calls for new date and for First Fleet Day
via abc.net.au
Business entrepreneur Dick Smith says the date of Australia Day should be changed to one agreed upon by both the Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations. -
Australia Day: Ceremony in Brisbane welcomes almost 600 new citizens at City Hall
via abc.net.au
Almost 600 people are welcomed as Australian citizens at the state's largest citizenship ceremony in Brisbane. -
Avocado producer's Tasmanian experiment shows breakthrough in consistent pollination methods
via abc.net.au
When Paul and Maria Bidwell's children flew-the-coop from their WA avocado orchard, the couple decided to test a long-held theory. -
Australian Open: Serena Williams continues dominance over Maria Sharapova with straight-sets win; will face Agnieszka Radwanska in semi-finals
via abc.net.au
Serena Williams will face Agnieszka Radwanska in the Australian Open semi-finals, after continuing her dominance over rival Maria Sharapova. -
Bulk mining and farming exporters benefit from historic low freight rates as Baltic Dry Index hits rock bottom
via abc.net.au
Bulk exporters of grain and mineral commodities benefiting from historically low freight rates as Baltic Dry Index bottoms out.

