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Australia's Mitch Larkin hoping to jump rivals with backstroke world record at Olympic swim trials
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Australian 100m and 200m backstroke world champion Mitch Larkin knows he will be the target in Rio, but he plans to give rivals something to chase at next week's Olympic trials. -
Primary industry and tourism groups make last-ditch effort to reach compromise with Government on controversial backpacker tax changes
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Regional business groups offer a compromise with the Federal Government to avoid significant tax increase on backpacker workers. -
Fishermen head to Gulf of Carpentaria for start of banana prawn season
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Northern Australia's banana prawn season starts tomorrow with most trawlers heading straight to the Gulf of Carpentaria. -
Liverpool council passes motion to remove Mayor Ned Mannoun as spokesperson
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A Sydney council bans its mayor from speaking on its behalfthe latest move in a long-running and bitter internal power struggle. -
Yancoal spruiks benefits of combining mining operations, despite water concerns
via abc.net.au
Yancoal Australia is attempting to keep its options open by applying to consolidate two of its current mining leases in the New South Wales Hunter Valley. -
Third person charged over body found in disused Victorian mine at Whroo
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A third person is charged in connection with the discovery of a body in a disused mine at Whroo in Victoria's north earlier this month. -
Sydney man stabbed to death with bottle at Hornsby restaurant
A man is killed and a woman is taken to hospital with a punctured sternum after the Hornsby attack, which one witness described as "pretty messed up". -
Liverpool council passes notion to remove Mayor Ned Mannoun as spokesperson
A Sydney council bans its mayor from speaking on its behalfthe latest move in a long-running and bitter internal power struggle. -
Two arrested after shots at brothel in Melbourne's south-east
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A man and a woman are arrested over the Caulfield shooting, involving what police said was a high-powered weapon. -
Man expected to be charged for stabbing murder in Kensington Park, Adelaide
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A man is expected to be charged with the stabbing murder of a 63-year-old woman at Kensington Park in Adelaide's eastern suburbs. -
Tasmanian crews searching for missing bushwalker find makeshift bed
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Tasmanian crews resume the search for a bushwalker missing since Tuesday near Queenstown on the west coast. -
Canberra Liberals unveil overhaul of Rapid bus routes in public transport election policy
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The Canberra Liberals unveil their public transport election pitch, designed around a new "Rapid" network of buses. -
Daniela D'Addario's killer pleads guilty to murder again but avoids other charges
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A Canberra man who pleaded guilty to murdering his ex-girlfriend Daniela D'Addario and transporting her body in the boot of a car has admitted other offences. -
Preparations in full swing for Kurt Fearnley's final Paralympics
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Newcastle-based wheelchair athlete Kurt Fearnley said he could not have dreamed of a better lead up to this year's Rio Paralympics. -
Three people shot in Kenthurst in Sydney's north-west
Three people are being treated for gunshot wounds in Sydney's north-west. -
Man seriously injured in shark attack at Kiama on NSW south coast
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A man suffers a serious injury to his thigh after being attacked by a shark at Kiama, near Wollongong. -
Man attacked by shark at Kiama on NSW south coast
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A man suffers a serious injury to his thigh after being attacked by a shark at Kiama, near Wollongong. -
Woman stabbed to death at Kensington Park in Adelaide, man detained by police
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A woman has been stabbed to death at Kensington Park, in Adelaide's eastern suburbs. Police say a man has been detained. -
Daniela D'Addario's killer admits to raping victim before transporting body in car boot
via abc.net.au
A Canberra man who pleaded guilty to killing his ex-girlfriend Daniela D'Addario and transporting her body in the boot of a car admits to raping her and other offences. -
Fight over Sydney development planned for old Balmain Tigers site ends up in court
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A battle over the latest plans to breathe new life into the old Balmain Tigers site at Rozelle in Sydney's inner west ends up in court. -
Tim Fischer forced to spend night in the bush with only apple to eat, Akubra to keep warm
via abc.net.au
Tim Fischer, Australia's former deputy prime minister, is fit and well despite having to spend the night in bushland in north-eastern Victoria with only an apple to keep him going. -
Chan building redevelopment: Architect raises concerns about cost, design
via abc.net.au
The NT Government's multi-million-dollar redevelopment of the Chan building is under scrutiny after its own architect raised concerns about its cost and design. -
Darwin's Holtze prison inmates learn skills ready for life on the outside
via abc.net.au
Prisoners at Darwin's corrections facility say vocational training courses are helping them develop skills for life on the outside. -
Kalgoorlie high school gets security guards after violent term one
via abc.net.au
Two security guards will be employed to watch over the troubled Kalgoorlie-Boulder Community High School in Western Australia following a first term plagued by behavioural issues and violence. -
Gayle Woodford: WA nurse resigns after fearing for her safety at remote Aboriginal community
via abc.net.au
A nurse working in a remote area of Western Australia resigns after becoming increasingly concerned for her personal safety following the killing of SA nurse Gayle Woodford. -
Southern Highlands land owners challenge Hume Coal over access to their properties
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The NSW Land and Environment Court hears a landmark appeal that could set a precedent for restricting mining companies' access rights over individual properties. -
Family violence report: Rosie Batty calls for federal support for Victoria's royal commission recommendations
via abc.net.au
The domestic violence campaigner and 2015 Australian of the Year joins the overwhelmingly supportive response to Victoria's Royal Commission into Family Violence, with many groups marking the report as an historic opportunity to fix a broken system. -
Family violence victim service urges SA to follow Victoria on system overhaul
via abc.net.au
A victim support service in South Australia challenges the State Government to follow Victoria's lead and overhaul its family violence support system. -
Australian flu research raises hopes for universally effective vaccine
via abc.net.auResearchers in Melbourne have made a breakthrough in understanding the body's immune response to the influenza virus, which could pave the way for a universal flu vaccine that provides lifelong immunity against all strains of flu. -
Man left ex-girlfriend naked on mattress after bashing, murder trial told
via abc.net.au
A "jealous, possessive and controlling" man brutally beat his ex-partner and had sex with her before leaving her naked on a mattress in the hallway of her home, a Perth murder trial is told. -
Community determined damaged Yarloop war memorial will be ready by Anzac Day
via abc.net.au
Repairs are underway to ensure Yarloop's war memorial will be ready for Anzac Day. -
Yarloop demolition work begins on bushfire-ravaged buildings
via abc.net.au
Demolition begins in the fire-ravaged West Australian town of Yarloop two months after much of it was destroyed by flames. -
Man charged over 1990 sexual assault of elderly Sydney woman who has since died
Advances in DNA technology lead to the arrest and charging of a man over the sexual assault of an 83-year-old Sydney woman 26 years ago. -
Self Improvement: Your Inner Neanderthal
Are you one of our regular students for Self Improvement Wednesday? Each week, you get to learn something new - that's our Self Improvement pledge. -
Baralaba coal: Sacked mine workers yet to be paid entitlements after operation halted
via abc.net.au
Workers laid off from Cockatoo Coal's Baralaba coal operation in central Queensland seven weeks ago are yet to be paid their entitlements. -
Australian Masters golf tournament scrapped for 2016 as organiser IMG reassess the event
via abc.net.au
The Australian Masters will not be held this year, with tournament organiser IMG saying it would reassess the event as it revamps its golf business. -
Insect-resistant forage crop almost ready for commercial release
via abc.net.au
A new variety of insect-resistant leucaena is almost ready for the commercial market, with two growers in central Queensland growing the crop for seed. -
Photo of suspect released in hunt for fleeing driver in Melbourne CBD
via abc.net.au
A warrant is issued for a man who allegedly resisted arrest and rammed two police cars before speeding off and later dumping his car in Melbourne's CBD. -
RSPCA Townsville shelter increases security following Easter break-in
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Townsville's RSPCA shelter is upgrading security following a break-in during which more than 30 animals were released. -
Illegal overnight Spit campers to face new Gold Coast council eviction powers
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Gold Coast City Council is seeking new powers to stop camping overnight on the Southport Spit. -
Do Birds have Emotions?
via abc.net.auDo birds have emotions? Do they feel happiness and sadness and, if so, how do they express this?What has been your observations of birds around you?Michael Pavlich explored this with Gisela Kaplan, who is the author of 'Bird Minds'and Adjunct Professor, School of Science & Technology at the University of New England -
Canola germinating in Western Australia's Central Wheatbelt
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Some canola is up and machinery is moving as seeding commences in the Central Wheatbelt of Western Australia. -
Rope-stunt victim urges against locking up teen for bashing, court hears
via abc.net.au
A motorcyclist who was attacked after being knocked off his bike by a rope tied across a street in Perth's CBD did not want a young offender to go into juvenile detention, the Children's Court is told. -
Drug Policy Reform
via abc.net.auAre we losing the war on drugs? Why? -
Muslim girls racially abused in 'sickening' Geelong attack, Victorian police say
via abc.net.au
Three Muslim girls are left shaken by what Victorian police describe as a "sickening attack" by a group of youths in a Geelong park during which they were also racially vilified. -
Markers and Monuments for Local History
via abc.net.auWhat has your town or district done to display its history - are there markers or monuments? -
Unlicensed boys with 'permission' to drive lead WA police on high speed chase
via abc.net.au
WA police followed a vehicle driven by a 14-year-old at speeds of up to 100kph. -
The AFL Footy Show's new co-host Rebecca Maddern not bothered by Facebook detractors
via abc.net.au
Rebecca Maddern, the newly announced co-host of The AFL Footy Show, says positive reactions have outweighed the negative, as fans take to social media to comment on her addition to the male-dominated program. -
Indonesian beef professionals visit outback Queensland to study Australian production systems
via abc.net.au
A group of 30 Indonesian beef professionals are in Queensland's outback to study beef production systems. -
Chinese Artist Ai Wei Wei
via abc.net.auWe look at the life of the Chinese artist Ai Wei Wei.

