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Compulsory third party car insurance premiums could skyrocket in SA, Family First warns
via abc.net.au
Compulsory third party car insurance premiums could skyrocket unless the South Australian Government intervenes, Family First MLC Robert Brokenshire warns. -
Man trapped after Hobart wall collapse lucky to be alive, police say
via abc.net.au
Tasmanian police say a man whose legs were broken when a wall collapsed on him in Hobart is lucky to be alive. -
Raising the living standards of Timor's poorest people, farmers and fishers
via abc.net.au
Australian aid for East Timor's poorest farmers and fishers. -
Police search Maribyrnong River banks for missing woman Karen Ristevski
via abc.net.au
Police and SES crews will search the banks of the Maribyrnong River in Melbourne's west for any sign of missing woman Karen Ristevski. -
Researchers bring science to Lyme disease debate
via abc.net.au
A national group of researchers is working towards identifying the possible tick speciesand the subsequent bacteriathat may be responsible for causing Lyme-like symptoms in Australians. -
Parramatta Eels stand down Corey Norman over drug conviction
via abc.net.au
Parramatta Eels player Corey Norman is stood down by his club from this weekend's game after being convicted of drug possession. -
Investigations continue into Colac commuter train crash, call for crossing upgrade
via abc.net.au
A local MP is calling for a level crossing upgrade to be fast-tracked after a commuter train and truck crashed near Colac, in Victoria's south-west on Wednesday. -
Goulburn police officer injured after alleged glassing, woman charged
via abc.net.au
A woman allegedly glasses a police officer in the face at Goulburn overnight after being asked to leave a licensed premises. -
Indigenous teen Jarrod Hampton sets sights on US basketball scholarship
via abc.net.au
An Indigenous teenager from Canberra looks set to secure a basketball scholarship in the United States, Olympian Danny Morseu says. -
Sydney property developers donating thousands to ACT Liberal Party, despite NSW ban
via abc.net.au
A group of Sydney property developers are donating thousands of dollars to the ACT branch of the Liberal Party despite appearing to have no connection with the capital. -
State Of Origin: New South Wales 'extremely disrespectful' for ignoring Queensland captain Cameron Smith
via abc.net.au
New South Wales players cop criticism for disrespecting Cameron Smith after winning State Of Origin III on Wednesday night. -
Aboriginal community reforms unveiled; small out-stations to lose services
via abc.net.au
The WA Government has laid out its plan to overhaul the servicing of Aboriginal communities, with Indigenous leaders involved in the process describing it as a "once-in-a-lifetime" opportunity for change. -
Why State of Origin rocks: NSW Blues beat Queensland Maroons in frantic final few minutes
via abc.net.au
The Blues avoid a dreaded whitewash in the most spectacular way possible. Were those final few minutes a total blur? You're not alone, and it's what makes State of Origin so great. -
State Of Origin: New South Wales coach Laurie Daley misses Michael Jennings' game-winner
via abc.net.au
New South Wales finally get on the board in State Of Origin III, and coach Laurie Daley was not even watching. -
State of Origin III: Paul Gallen goes out a winner as Blues avoid whitewash
The New South Wales side have pipped Queensland at the death to avoid a State of Origin series whitewash thanks to a sensational Michael Jennings try. -
State Of Origin III: NSW Blues v Queensland Maroons as it happened
via abc.net.au
New South Wales scores on the stroke of full-time to avoid a Queensland clean sweep to win 18-14 at the Olympic Stadium. Look back at how the action unfolded in our live Origin III blog. -
Possible asbestos find at Perth Children's Hospital angers CFMEU
via abc.net.au
A union warns hundreds of workers at the new Perth Children's Hospital might have been exposed to asbestos, after reports of white asbestos discovered in roof panels. -
State Of Origin III: NSW Blues v Queensland Maroons, live blog
via abc.net.au
Can New South Wales save face and send skipper Paul Gallen out on a winning note? Can Queensland complete the sweep? Follow our live blog of Origin III to find out. -
Heavy rainfall brightens farming prospects in drought-stricken NSW
via abc.net.au
Farmers in north-western New South Wales hope recent heavy rainfall will mean a turnaround in their fortunes. -
Man charged with murdering homeless man found outside Perth church
via abc.net.au
A 31-year-old man is charged with murdering a homeless man found dead on the steps of a church in Northbridge having suffered multiple significant injuries. -
Emu streaks across Emerald's main street in Central Queensland
via abc.net.au
A runaway emu is filmed running across Emerald's main street, with the local council's wranglers on the case to nab it. -
Former newsagent loses bid to prevent deportation to Scotland
via abc.net.au
A man convicted of having sex with a 12-year-old who worked as a paper girl at his Hobart newsagency in the 1990s loses his bid to avoid deportation to Scotland. -
Innovation on the cards as Western Australian authorities look ahead to bushfire season
via abc.net.au
A new fire protection systemthe brainchild of a Great Southern volunteer firefighteris headed for the CSIRO for further testing. -
Women face court over alleged armed carjacking in Unley Park
via abc.net.au
Two women appear in court accused of stealing a car from a man at gunpoint in Unley Park, Adelaide. -
WA Premier confirms ATCO bid for Albany-Bunbury gas pipeline
via abc.net.au
The Barnett Government revives hopes of delivering the promised Albany-Bunbury Gas Pipeline, with the Premier confirming the Government was considering a private bid to undertake the project. -
Canberra designer Robert Foster dead after utes collide at Bungendore
via abc.net.au
Prominent Canberra designer and artist Robert Foster dies in two-car crash on the Kings Highway at Bungendore. -
Travis Cloke's glove did not affect result: Phil Davis
via abc.net.au
Travis Cloke's best performance of the season was overshadowed by a piece of clothing, but the Giants are not complaining. -
Scoliosis no barrier for winner of junior surfing contest Oz Grom Open
via abc.net.au
Six of the world's best junior surfers have been named champions in the Oz Grom Open, but one overcame a unique hurdle to win her crown. -
Footage of random shooting at Hadfield released
via abc.net.au
Security vision of the moment a man was shot in the leg from a parked car in Hadfield is released in the hope of solving what police believe may be a case of mistaken identity. -
891 Footy Tipping 2016 - Round 16
via abc.net.auGet advice on who to tip in the AFL this weekend from our team of tipsters -
Perth man charged with murdering homeless man
via abc.net.au
A 31-year-old man has been charged with the murder of a homeless man whose body was found at a Perth church over the weekend. -
Parramatta Eels board knew of hidden player payments, former CEO Scott Seward says
via abc.net.au
Former Parramatta Eels chief executive Scott Seward hits back at the club's board, saying they were all aware of the club's use of hidden player payments. -
Cattle farmer Frank Hollis thinks 81 years old is not time to quit
via abc.net.au
Cattle producer, Frank Hollis, 81, from south-west Victoria, is still working 50 hours every week of the year. -
Feed barley potential rises on the back of demand for malt barley in China
via abc.net.au
A growing thirst for beer in China is opening opportunities for Australian barley growers to increase their exports, but may also open the door for increased Chinese demand for lower quality feed grade barley. -
WWF Australia buys $100,000 shark net licence to stop it ending up in hands of fishers
via abc.net.au
Conservation group WWF Australia buys a commercial shark fishing licence in an unusual move to protect the predators in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park and beyond. -
WA government dragging its feet over bushfire risk mitigation: volunteer group
via abc.net.au
A bushfire risk management program should be funded says an emergency services volunteer. -
Man injured after brick wall collapses on him in Hobart CBD
via abc.net.au
The wall of a shop in Hobart's CBD collapses, pinning a 32-year-man under the bricks. -
Dozens of reptiles found dead in Geelong home by police responding to burglar alarm
via abc.net.au
Up to 40 reptiles, including snakes, baby freshwater crocodiles and lizards are found dead in a home in Geelong when police responded to a burglar alarm. -
Carer foreshadowed abuse allegations as child's imagination, mother tells inquiry
via abc.net.au
A carer accused of abusing a disabled girl told the child's mother "kids like to fantasise", a royal commission hears. -
Convicted killer Frits Van Beelen loses appeal bid prompted by SA legislation changes
via abc.net.au
A man convicted of murdering Adelaide teenager Deborah Leach in 1971 loses an appeal against his conviction but plans to take his fight to the High Court. -
Self Improvement: Why are we interested in Jupiter?
via abc.net.au
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. -
Immigration Department refuses to release details of New Zealand man Robert Peihopa's death in detention
via abc.net.au
The Immigration Department has refused to release detailed information relating to the sudden death of New Zealand man Robert Elan Peihopa in Villawood Detention Centre this year . -
South Australian ice-cream company plans to double fresh milk imports to China
via abc.net.au
A South Australian ice-cream company said it will double exports of fresh milk to China by the end of the year. -
South Australian ice-cream company plans to double fresh milk exports to China
via abc.net.au
Golden North exports 3,000 litres of milk a week to Shanghai and has increased ice-cream production to keep up with Chinese demand. -
Train slams into truck at Pirron Yallock near Colac
via abc.net.au
A Warrnambool-bound passenger train hits a truck and derails at Pirron Yallock, near Colac, in Victoria's south-west. -
Melbourne apartment tower uses lights to reflect the weather
via abc.net.au
A new light installation on a Docklands apartment tower that interprets the weather is set to bring Melbourne's famed "four season in one day" to life. -
Sex abuse royal commission: Carer foreshadowed abuse allegations as child's 'imagination', mother says
via abc.net.au
A carer accused of abusing a disabled girl told the child's mother that "kids like to fantasise", a royal commission hears. -
NT 'a poorer place' after death of pastoralist Billy Hayes in plane crash
via abc.net.au
The Northern Territory is a poorer place following the death of well-known pastoralist William "Billy" Hayes, who was killed in a plane crash yesterday, his family says. -
Doorstep service driving education in outback Queensland
via abc.net.au
A bus service in Mount Isa is improving access to education, while delivering better grades to a local school. -
Renovated terraces at The Marines in Grange.
via abc.net.au
Renovated terraces at The Marines in Grange.

