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NSW weather: Hundreds ordered to evacuate and thousands call for help as wild weather intensifies
About 500 people are in evacuation centres and 3,000 have called the State Emergency Service for assistance as heavy rain and damaging winds continue to hit NSW and the east coast low moves south. -
Rio Olympics: Hockeyroos lose to New Zealand in Games warm-up tournament in Darwin
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New Zealand has shocked Rio de Janeiro Olympics contenders Australia, defeating the Hockeyroos 2-0 in the gold medal match of the women's International Hockey Open in Darwin. -
NSW weather: Wild storms hitting Sydney and much of state, flood evacuations underway
Low-lying areas in NSW are evacuated due to rising floodwaters as a strong upper trough moves south from Queensland, with the weather bureau warning of conditions to worsen with flooding, damaging winds, abnormally high tides and damaging surf. -
Weather warning: Heavy rain brings flooding, strong winds and dangerous surf
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Extreme weather causes flash flooding in Brisbane and Sydney and evacuations elsewhere in New South Wales, as residents in Victoria and Tasmania brace for heavy rain, strong winds and damaging surf. -
Fremantle beats Essendon by 79 points for first win of season, Sydney beats Gold Coast at Carrara
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Fremantle finally wins a game in 2016, beating Essendon by 79 points at Subiaco, while Sydney beat Gold Coast by 38 points at Carrara. -
Mathew Leckie scores Socceroos' late winner over Greece at Sydney's Olympic stadium
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The Socceroos beat Greece 1-0 in their first friendly on the back of a 94th-minute Mathew Leckie strike. -
Mathew Leckie's late winner helps Socceroos beat Greece 1-0: as it happened
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Look back on the Socceroos' 1-0 win over Greece as Mathew Leckie scores the winner with the final kick of the game in Sydney. -
Nth Queensland Cowboys beat Newcastle 46-16 in Townsville; Melbourne goes top with Penrith win
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North Queensland's State of Origin contingent stars in Cowboys' 46-16 demolition of Newcastle, as the Storm tops the ladder after 24-6 win over Panthers. -
Northern Territory's mobile dialysis truck idle due to design, not funding, says Chief Minister Adam Giles
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The NT Chief Minister says a lack of Federal Government funding is not to blame for a dialysis vehicle, meant to service remote communities, sitting unused in an Alice Springs car park. -
NSW weather: Wild storms hitting Sydney and much of state, 20,000 without power
Heavy rain and gale force winds hit Sydney and NSW as a strong upper trough moves south from Queensland, with the weather bureau warning of conditions to worsen with flooding, damaging winds, abnormally high tides and damaging surf. -
Geelong beats GWS by 10 points as Giants' Steve Johnson returns to Kardinia Park
Geelong spoils Stevie J's return to Kardinia Park with 10-point win over GWS for eighth victory of the season. -
Socceroos v Greece live blog at Sydney's Olympic stadium
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Follow all the action as it unfolds as the Socceroos take on Greece at Sydney's Olympic stadium in the first of two friendlies. -
Tasmania weather: Flash-flooding expected in state's north, as residents urged to prepare
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Northern Tasmanians are warned to prepare early for flash flooding, strong winds and damaging surf set to hit the state. -
Subiaco versus Peel WAFL match off due to fears over safety of Leederville Oval
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A West Australian Football League match between Subiaco and Peel Thunder is postponed in Perth due to fears over the playing surface. -
New Zealand Warriors crush Brisbane Broncos, Shaun Jonson plays inspiring role
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A Shaun Johnson-inspired Warriors bounce back from a limp last-up performance in emphatic fashion by downing Brisbane 36-18 in Auckland. -
NSW weather: Wild storms hitting Sydney and much of state with strong winds, damaging tides
Heavy rain and gale force winds hit Sydney and NSW as a strong upper trough moves south from Queensland, with the weather bureau warning of conditions to worsen with flooding, damaging winds, abnormally high tides and damaging surf. -
West Papuan 'Morning Star' flag artists pressured to paint over mural in Darwin CBD
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The artists behind a prominent outdoor mural in Darwin depicting the West Papuan "Morning Star" flag are asked to paint over it by the wall's owners as a matter of urgency following "external pressures". -
Australia's Matildas beat New Zealand 2-0 in Ballarat
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Caitlin Foord scores a brace for the Matildas who down trans-Tasman rivals New Zealand 2-0 in Ballarat in Victoria. -
NSW corruption watchdog forced to fire staff following State Government funding cut
The NSW corruption watchdog says it is facing a "funding crisis" and will be forced to fire 16 people after State Government cuts. -
Election 2016: Labor promises to invest $160 million in arts, axe Catalyst funding program
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Bill Shorten vows a Labor government will boost arts funding and dump the Coalition's controversial Catalyst arts program, handing back funding decisions to the independent Australia Council. -
Carlton brushes aside Brisbane Lions, Hawthorn beats Melbourne Demons
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Carlton's surge up the AFL ladder has continued with the Blues brushing aside Brisbane by 38 points, while the Hawks beat the Demons by 18 in Melbourne. -
Tasmanian officers could boycott workplace protest laws: police association
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The Tasmania Police Association is calling on the State Government to amend its controversial anti-protest legislation, or risk police not enforcing it. -
West Papuan 'Morning Star' flag artists pressured paint over mural in Darwin CBD
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The artists behind a prominent outdoor mural in Darwin depicting the West Papuan "Morning Star" flag are asked to paint over it by the wall's owners as a matter of urgency following "external pressures". -
Weather warning: Heavy rain brings flash flooding, strong winds and damaging surf
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Extreme weather causes flash flooding in parts of Brisbane and Sydney as residents in Victoria and Tasmania brace for heavy rain, strong winds and damaging surf conditions. -
Martu people to march 140km in protest against Pilbara uranium mine
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The Martu people from Indigenous communities in WA's Pilbara region are setting off on a week-long March to protest against a proposed uranium mine. -
Chris Gayle not bound for Hobart: Hurricanes deny courting controversial West Indian batsman
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The Hobart Hurricanes reject claims by controversial West Indian batsman Chris Gayle they want to recruit him for the Big Bash series. -
Election 2016: Turnbull announces funding for oval, scholarships while campaigning in Adelaide
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull promises funding for training scholarships and a suburban Adelaide football oval while continuing to campaign in South Australia. -
Rye Hunt: Family of Australian backpacker missing in Brazil thank authorities, remain hopeful
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The family of missing Australian backpacker Rye Hunt are holding onto hope after a body was sighted in the sea off Rio de Janeiro. -
Angassi oysters given new seabed home in Albany harbour
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A crucial element of a pilot program to revitalise oyster populations virtually wiped out more than a century ago is completed in Albany, on WA's South Coast, with scientists laying new seabed. -
Live Exports
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Measures are put in place by the beef industry to help improve the welfare of Australian live exports. -
NSW weather: Wild storms hitting Sydney and much of state with strong winds, damaging tides to come
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Heavy rain has hit Sydney and NSW as a strong upper trough moves south from Queensland, with the weather bureau warning of flooding, damaging winds, abnormally high tides and damaging surf. -
Bush Magazine : Graziher
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A new magazine featuring rural women finds a welcome market both here and overseas. -
Weather warning: East coast low brings flash flooding, strong winds and damaging surf
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An east coast low is causing flash flooding in parts of Brisbane and Sydney as residents in Victoria and Tasmania brace for heavy rain, strong winds and damaging surf conditions. -
Climate Wines
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Some of the country's most established winemakers head south to cooler climates. -
Review finds point-to-point speed cameras should be moved
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The ACT Government says it is looking to relocate a set of a point-to-point speed cameras installed in Canberra's south. -
Myrtle rust has potential to cause regional extinction of iconic animals, experts say
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There are calls for a national plan to fight the fugal disease myrtle rust, which is destroying native trees and, experts say, has the potential to cause regional extinction of iconic Australian animals. -
Queensland weather: Flooding hits Brisbane as extreme weather moves south through state
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Flooding inundates cars and cuts more than 30 roads, including the Bruce Highway, in Queensland's south-east as an extreme weather system intensifies and moves south through the state. -
Humble olive crop saves the day for NSW Hunter Valley's flood-stricken winemakers
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Olive growers in the New South Wales Hunter Valley are counting their blessings on the back of a bumper harvest that is in stark contrast to this year's disappointing grape yield. -
Riverland citrus growers confident despite tough water allocations
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The current strength of the citrus industry has some Riverland growers feeling confident they will be able to cope with having their water allocations cut next financial year. -
Shark attack victim Ben Gerring dies in hospital after losing leg in Mandurah surf
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A West Australian man who was critically injured when he was attacked by a shark in Mandurah, south of Perth, dies in hospital. -
Talkback Gardening 040616
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Catch up with the latest podcast of Saturday Talkback Gardening with Jon Lamb and Ashley Walsh. -
Victoria weather: Emergency crews brace for heavy rain amid flood watch for state's east
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Emergency crews brace for possible flooding in Victoria's east as almost 150 millimetres of rain is expected to fall in parts of Gippsland over the weekend. -
NSW weather: Wild storms, strong winds, damaging tides headed for Sydney and much of state
NSW residents are preparing for a massive storm moving south from Queensland, with the Bureau of Meteorology warning of flooding, damaging winds, heavy rainfall, abnormally high tides and damaging surf. -
Hockeyroos to face New Zealand in International Hockey Open in Darwin
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The Hockeyroos have beaten India 2-1 in their last round-robin match to reach the final of the International Hockey Open in Darwin. -
Special: The Citius Limits
The constant felling of Word Records is something athletes and armchair athletes alike come to expect from our elite performers. In this classic Beyond the Lab we return to the track to ask; is this relentless march forward sustainable? -
No Fixed Address reunite to perform at SA music hall of fame induction
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No Fixed Address, widely seen as the first Indigenous band to break into mainstream music, is inducted into South Australia's music hall of fame. -
Domestic violence prompts 15,000km White Ribbon motorbike trek
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At a loss about what to do with his life after his stepdaughter was murdered and his wife died from cancer, Ivan Phillips planned a motorbike ride around Australia to tackle the issue of domestic violence. -
Election 2016: How are political campaigns funded?
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Every election political parties spend millions on research, polling, marketing and advertising to carefully craft and then sell their message to voters. -
Bob Brown's High Court challenge against Tasmania's workplace protest laws set to proceed
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A High Court challenge to Tasmania's workplace anti-protest laws will go ahead, despite police scrapping plans to prosecute the only five protesters to be charged. -
Woman swept off road by flash flooding rescued as wild weather hits Queensland
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A woman has been rescued from the roof of her car after being swept off the Capricorn Highway as a dangerous weather system moves over central and southern Queensland.

