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NSW Indigenous leader welcomes suicide response trial but says more early intervention needed
via abc.net.au
The trial of a program where health workers are brought into Indigenous communities after a suicide is cautiously welcomed by the New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council. -
One third of Queensland coal mines running at a loss: report
via abc.net.au
The Queensland Resources Council wants mining companies to pay less royalties and laws to cap council rates following a new industry commissioned report, which shows a third of coal mines are losing money. -
Judy Sharp and the remarkable rise of Laser Beak Man
Judy's life with her son, artist Tim Sharp, is writing a new script for people with autism. -
Moving Victoria: Former state government criticised over pre-election $4.9m advertising spend
via abc.net.au
Figures show Victorian taxpayers were slugged with a significant advertising bill during the former Napthine government's final months in power. -
NSW Nurses Association says Wagga Wagga must have public hydrotherapy pool
via abc.net.au
The NSW Nurses and Midwives Association insists a public hydrotherapy pool must be built in the Riverina city of Wagga Wagga, as a cost-effective public health solution. -
Visiting Chinese students join in Bundaberg Lunar New Year celebrations
via abc.net.au
A group of visiting Chinese students will be part of this weekend's Lunar New Year celebrations in Bundaberg in southern Queensland. -
Emergency warning for bushfire in Uduc in WA's Shire of Harvey
via abc.net.au
Additional resources are brought in to fight a large bushfire, which has more than doubled in size and is threatening lives and homes in the Shire of Harvey south of Perth. -
Horse owners urged to vaccinate, as notifiable disease strangles spreads across Victoria
via abc.net.au
Horse owners are being urged to vaccinate, as notifiable disease strangles spreads across Victoria. -
Pilot involved in plane crash in Coffs Harbour tried to do aerobatics, ATSB report finds
via abc.net.au
The pilot of a light plane that crashed in Coffs Harbour last year unsuccessfully tried to do an aerobatic manoeuvre, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) finds. -
New rail terminal shows confidence in Hunter Valley coal industry, says developer
via abc.net.au
Environmental investigations are underway into plans for a large rail terminal and business park being planned for the NSW Hunter Valley. -
Graffiti attacks costing thousands in maintenance each week, council says
via abc.net.au
There is mounting concern in the Manning about a spike in vandalism and associated costly repairs. -
Man dies after falling off cliff in Brisbane Water National Park
via abc.net.au
A 23-year-old man dies after falling off a rock ledge in the Brisbane Water National Park, about 11 kilometres north of Gosford on the New South Wales Central Coast. -
Emotional celebration of 200 years of education at Australia's oldest school
via abc.net.au
Hundreds of past and present students and teachers spent the weekend in Newcastle remembering their time at Australia's oldest continuous-running school. -
What's it like to be a high-rise window washer?
via abc.net.au
Head to the top of the concrete jungle with high-flying cleaner Caleb Wilkinson, who spends his days clambering off the edges of buildings to clean windows. -
What will media reforms mean for regional Australia?
via abc.net.au
Changes to media laws could affect what regional Australians get to watch, listen to and read. -
Failed race horses being given a second chance at competing
via abc.net.au
In the New South Wales Hunter Valley's thoroughbred heartland, a new riding competition is giving failed race horses a second chance. -
Investigations continue into death of man hit by passenger train
via abc.net.au
A report is being prepared for the coroner after a man died and another was injured after being hit by a passenger train in the New South Wales Hunter Valley. -
CSG licences: NSW should focus on 'growing renewable energy sources', Labor says
The New South Wales Government should be focusing on renewables instead of trying to re-boot the coal seam gas (CSG) industry, the state Opposition says. -
NSW council optimistic about investment despite $90m solar farm application withdrawal
via abc.net.au
A southern New South Wales council says a failure to attract Federal Government funding is behind the withdrawal of an application for a $90 million dollar solar farm in the region. -
Toxin found in Gippsland Lakes prompts shellfish warning from Victorian Health Department
via abc.net.au
People are warned not to eat or take mussels and other shellfish from Victoria's Gippsland lakes region as health authorities test for a rare, potentially fatal toxin. -
Port of Melbourne sale set to go ahead, Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas says
via abc.net.au
The Victorian Government is optimistic legislation to privatise the Port of Melbourne will finally pass State Parliament this week, after months of delays and negotiations. -
Shark nets 'do nothing': 50 years of data 'shows chances of attack unaffected by mitigation programs'
The shark nets that sit in front of 51 beaches in New South Wales do nothing to reduce the chance of attacks, a statistical analysis finds. -
Emergency warning for bushfire at Uduc in WA's South West
via abc.net.au
A fire burning at Uduc, about 140km south of Perth, is a threat to lives and homes, and people should leave or get ready to actively defend their properties. -
Why can't TAMS provide decent access to the Air Disaster Memorial at Fairbairn?
via abc.net.au
There are renewed calls for improved access to the site of Canberra's worst air disaster, which is only accessible by foot. -
Andrew Witton: Family of missing yachtsman wants case reopened after crewmate convicted on separate drugs matter
via abc.net.au
The sister of missing Australian sailor Andrew Witton, who vanished from the deck of his yacht in a remote part of the Pacific Ocean in 2007, believes there is sufficient new information for his case to be reconsidered by the Commonwealth DPP. -
Emergency warning for bushfire in Uduc, WA
via abc.net.au
A bushfire emergency warning has been issued for the southern part of Uduc in the shire of Harvey in Western Australia. -
Sea Of Doubt
via abc.net.auMystery at sea:Two men leave on the trip of a lifetime, but only one returns. What happened to Andrew Witton? -
Missing 12yo girl found safe
via abc.net.au
A 12-year-old girl reported missing north of Brisbane has turned up safe and well after an emotional appeal from her mother. -
India beats Southern Stars by five wickets to win third and final ODI in Hobart
via abc.net.au
India beats the Southern Stars by five wickets in the third and final women's ODI in Hobart to avoid a series sweep. -
Space fireball mystery solved after X-Files-style sightings prompt investigation in the Pilbara
via abc.net.au
Northern WA residents spend the weekend puzzling over peculiar sightings and photographs of what appeared to be a fireball hitting the Eartha mystery police believe they have now solved. -
Sydney 7s: New Zealand wins inaugural title, beating Australia 27-24 in dramatic Cup final
via abc.net.au
A late double from Rieko Ioane gives New Zealand a dramatic 27-24 win over Australia to win the inaugural Sydney 7s title. -
Health authorities provide sneak-peek at new Perth Children's Hospital
via abc.net.au
The new Perth Children's Hospital is on track to open at the end of this year, with authorities giving a sneak peek of some of its facilities. -
Newcastle Jets beat 10-man Melbourne City 2-1 at Hunter Stadium to end A-League round 18
via abc.net.au
A double from Milos Trifunovic gives Newcastle Jets a 2-1 A-League win over Melbourne City on Sunday evening. -
Swimming Australia boss criticises handling of London 2012 Olympics scandals ahead of Rio 2016
via abc.net.au
Swimming Australia president John Bertrand criticises previous administrators' response to the London 2012 scandals, saying too much pressure was put on the swimmers. -
Chris Froome wins Herald Sun Tour for first time in emotional cycling win
via abc.net.au
Chris Froome wins the Herald Sun Tour for the first time only a few weeks after also becoming a father for the first time. -
Perth hits 40C as expected five-day heatwave begins
via abc.net.au
Temperatures in Perth have hit a scorching 40 degrees Celsius on day one of a heatwave that is expected to last for at least five days, according to the Bureau of Meteorology. -
Brisbane Bandits win ABL title, beating Adelaide Bite 2-0 in finals series
via abc.net.au
Brisbane Bandits win the Australian Baseball League with a 2-0 finals series victory over Adelaide Bite. -
East Timorese doctors train at Royal Darwin Hospital, learn vital skills to take home
via abc.net.au
Two Timorese doctors working and training in Darwin will soon return home in a bid to help deliver better health outcomes for children in their country. -
Perth Glory beat wasteful Wellington Phoenix to edge towards A-League top six
via abc.net.au
Perth Glory edge closer to an A-League top six spot with a fortuitous 1-0 win over a wasteful Wellington Phoenix. -
Stolen tortoise dropped-off anonymously at Perth police station
via abc.net.au
A critically endangered tortoise, highly sought after by wildlife traffickers because of its unusual star-shaped shell, is returned to the Perth zoo after being dropped off at a police station. -
Auckland Nines: Parramatta Eels beat New Zealand Warriors 22-4 to take the title at Eden Park
The Parramatta Eels win the Auckland Nines title, defeating the New Zealand Warriors 22-4 in the final at Eden Park. -
Health authorities provide sneak-peak at new Perth Children's Hospital
via abc.net.au
The new Perth Children's Hospital is on track to open at the end of this year, with authorities giving a sneak peak of some of its facilities. -
Motorcyclist repeatedly rammed at bottle-shop in Perth's south: police
via abc.net.au
A man is charged after allegedly ramming his car into a motorcyclist repeatedly in a drive-through bottle shop in Halls Head, in Perth's south. -
Western Sydney Wanderers fans setting off flares could get A-League bans, says FFA boss David Gallop
The FFA is investigating flares being set off in the Western Sydney Wanderers fan section, disrupting their A-League clash with Melbourne Victory. -
Zika virus: Battling the disease by repelling the mosquito menace
via abc.net.au
With the Zika virus declared a global public health emergency this week, there is a larger, more aggressive mosquito that is worrying authorities who are desperate to keep the disease from reaching Australia. -
Queensland Police appeal for help to find three missing teenagers
via abc.net.au
Queensland police appeal for help to find three teenagersa 12-year-old girl who went missing at Redcliffe, and a boy and girl missing in the Ipswich area. -
Queensland Police appeal for help to find two missing 12-year-old girls
via abc.net.au
Queensland Police say Matilda Grace White went missing from Redcliffe, north of Brisbane, on Thursday and another girl from Mackay. -
Kimberley boab tree cited as possible treatment for iron deficiency
via abc.net.au
Dietitians in WA's Kimberley are hoping the leaves of the boab tree will become a staple part of the Australian diet and provide a possible free treatment for health conditions like anaemia. -
Labor suggests 'fare-free Fridays' if elected to run Brisbane City Council
via abc.net.au
Brisbane Lord Mayor Graham Quirk hits out at the Opposition's "fare-free Friday" plan for council buses, ferries and city cats, as the two sides prepare for local government elections on March 19. -
Violence rising in Darwin, as homeless drinkers relocate, NT Police Association says
via abc.net.au
Violence is rising in Darwin as problem drinkers relocate there and become homeless because they cannot buy alcohol in their home towns, NT Police say.

