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Golden Whistle winner Stephanie Morrison an ambassador for women in football
via abc.net.au
As the first woman to win a Golden Whistle in the history of Riverland football Stephanie Morrison is a strong ambassador for girls in the sport. -
ACT election: Labor and Liberals announce plans to duplicate same road in Canberra's north
via abc.net.au
The ACT's two major political parties harmonise on road commitments, each making a pledge to duplicate William Slim Drive in Canberra's north. -
Football fans gear up for AFL, NRL grand finals
via abc.net.au
This weekend's AFL and NRL deciders will each pit a club that hasn't enjoyed much success taking on a more successful opponent. An estimated 100,000 people will turn out to the AFL's Grand Final parade in Melbourne today. -
Rosetta space probe beaming out farewell
via abc.net.au
After 12 years travelling the solar system, the Rosetta mission is about to come to a crashing end, more than 700 million kilometres away from Earth. The probe, built and launched by the European Space Agency, was designed to provide the first detailed study of a comet, including successfully landing a module on one. But now its mothership is set to send its last transmissions home before crash-landing on to the comet near the lander. The mission has significant Australian connections. -
Farmers struggle to make hay as the sun don't shine
via abc.net.auNot so many months ago farmers were worrying about whether they'd get enough rain to plant their winter crops. Now with harvest just weeks away, they're worried they'll get too much. In inland New South Wales, floods have already inundated and destroyed thousands of hectares of what had looked like being bumper crops. But even for those farmers on higher ground, the wet conditions are proving troublesome. -
Woman found dead in Potts Point unit murdered by partner, police allege
A man is charged with the murder of his partner, an Iranian hairdresser whose body was found in a unit in Sydney's inner-city. -
SA weather: Kids talk about 'scary' blackouts, board games, Harry Potter and Back to the Future
via abc.net.au
While authorities assess what caused last night's blackout, kids of South Australia have answers of their own, pointing fingers at the Back to the Future car and tigers that escaped from the zoo. -
Western Bulldogs embrace multicultural fan base in lead-up to grand final
via abc.net.au
The Western Bulldogs, the only team in Melbourne's sprawling, multicultural west, have made a concerted effort to embrace the new communities flocking to the area, and it is paying off for both the club and the fans. -
Bunbury man Clive William Black pleads guilty to sexually abusing six girls
via abc.net.au
A Western Australian man pleads guilty to abusing six girls more than 25 years ago, as police urge any other possible victims to come forward. -
SA weather: Destructive storm damages farms across South Australia
via abc.net.au
Regional South Australia is bracing for more wild weather as primary producers count the cost of one of the most damaging storms to hit the state in the past 50 years. -
Curtis Cheng's son strives for compassion after enduring his 'darkest' year
The son of murdered NSW police accountant Curtis Cheng is advocating for racial and religious tolerance, as he prepares to mark the anniversary of his father's death. -
One of Australia's first farm ventures still has role in primary production 200 years later
As Sydney's Botanic Garden celebrates its bicentenary, there is still a small plot dedicated to the garden's role in feeding the First Fleet. -
Elijah Doughty: Kalgoorlie Indigenous leaders want big changes after teenager's death
via abc.net.au
In the aftermath of the death of Kalgoorlie teenager Elijah Doughty and the riot it sparked, several Indigenous voices are calling for big changes. -
Mystery bones found in Brisbane park closer to being identified
via abc.net.au
Police say human remains uncovered in Brisbane's Teneriffe Park earlier this year could be more than 100 years old. -
What a life: two entertainers talk life on stage
via abc.net.auDavid Strassman and Todd McKenney share stories from their lives as entertainers. -
Farm buyout on hold as Queensland authorities investigate suspected new case of damaging banana fungus
via abc.net.au
The planned buyout of a north Queensland banana farm is on hold as authorities investigate another suspected case of the plant fungus, Panama tropical race 4. -
Singing for wellbeing: Research finds choirs build community and wellbeing for seniors
via abc.net.au
A Curtin University study finds joining a community choir can give seniors much needed support and companionship, no matter how good or bad their singing voice. -
Footscray player who missed 1954 premiership for brother's wedding given AFL grand final ticket
via abc.net.au
A former Footscray player who missed the club's only premiership in 1954 because he was best man at his brother's wedding will be at the MCG on Saturday thanks to the generosity of a stranger. -
Italian jewels: Elizabeth Taylor's Bulgari jewellery goes on show at Melbourne's NGV
via abc.net.au
A new exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria will showcase priceless jewellery from the Bulgari heritage collection, including emerald and diamond jewels gifted to Elizabeth Taylor on the set of Cleopatra. -
Man found guilty of preparing to travel to Syria sentenced to five years' jail
via abc.net.au
A would-be foreign fighter from Melbourne is sentenced to five-and-a-half years in jail for attempting to join the conflict in Syria in one of the first cases of its kind in Australia. -
Global dairy prices lift as farmers slash production
via abc.net.au
Major processors are lifting the price they are paying for milk, but it is still too low for many farmers to break even. -
Kylie Maybury's mother to be quizzed about 'murdered' girl's access to Valium
via abc.net.au
The lawyer for the man accused of murdering six-year-old Kylie Maybury, who was found dead in a Melbourne gutter in 1984, wins the right to question the child's mother over the girl's access to Valium. -
AFL grand final: Western Bulldogs train at Whitten Oval in front of thousands of fans
via abc.net.au
Thousands of Western Bulldogs fans gather at Whitten Oval for the team's open training session ahead of the Dogs' grand final date with destiny. -
Melbourne man sentenced to prison for intending to enter Syria to fight in conflict
via abc.net.auA New Zealand citizen residing in Melbourne has been sentenced to 5.5 years' jail for preparing to travel to a foreign state to engage in hostile activity. The Supreme Court of Victoria sentenced the 26-year-old, who was stopped in Brisbane by Customs officers en route to Istanbul in September 2013. He had intended to enter Syria to fight in foreign state conflict and described himself in court as being "naive and foolish" at the time of the offences. -
SA weather: Woman on the operating table during hospital black-out laughs about her ordeal
via abc.net.au
An Adelaide woman describes her "funny" experience on the operating table, with surgeons about to make incisions when the power went out at the Flinders Medical Centre. -
Harriet Wran's two co-accused jailed for murder of drug dealer Daniel McNulty
The two men who murdered Daniel McNulty in the company of Harriet Wran will both spend at least 11 years behind bars. -
PM says SA blackout a 'wake-up call' about renewable energy targets
via abc.net.au
The Prime Minister says the South Australian blackout should serve as a wake-up call about the achievability of some states' renewable energy targets. The Federal Government says it will ask states and territories to work towards a national target instead. The Opposition says South Australia's renewable energy target had nothing to do with the blackout, which was caused by an extreme weather event, and the Prime Minister should instead focus on how the Federal Government can assist the state's r -
Australia leading world in hepatitis C treatment; but virus more prevalent in Aboriginal people
More people are on track to be cured of hepatitis C in Australia this year than over the past two decades combined, indicating Australia is a world-leader in treatment for the virus, an expert says. -
SA weather: Restaurant resorts to candlelit dinners in statewide blackout
via abc.net.au
Chefs at an Adelaide restaurant cooked by candlelight and also wore head torches to prepare meals during yesterday's blackout, creating a romantic but costly atmosphere, according to management. -
Child rape charges against Christian Aboriginal mission worker Philip Howard Street dropped
via abc.net.au
Charges against a West Australian man accused of raping a child at a Christian mission in Western Australia's South West more than 40 years ago are dropped. -
Keystart sale: WA Government sells off $1.35b from housing loan book
via abc.net.au
The State Government sells off part of its Keystart loan book, raising $1.35 billion as part of its asset sales program, designed to slash debt. -
Victoria weather: More wind expected as system lingers over state's north
via abc.net.au
A severe weather storm that caused a state-wide blackout in South Australia continues to move across Victoria, bringing heavy rains and wind gusts of up to 90 kilometres per hour in the state's north. -
Women's rugby league teams ready to tackle 2016 Koori Knockout
The 2016 Koori Knockout will bring together more than 100 Indigenous rugby league teams together this long weekend, and the women want spectators to know their games will be the most exciting. -
Ballina shark attack: Nets are not an option for preventing attacks, Greens MP says
via abc.net.au
Greens MP Tamara Smith urges the town of Ballina to be realistic about shark nets, saying the process of getting them approved and installed will take years. -
Growers say Seasonal Worker Program could solve farm labour shortages if government offered more support
via abc.net.au
Asparagus growers say the Federal Government is failing to provide sufficient support for a vital labour program. -
Judges admit to emotion in court but say they avoid bias in judgments
Australian judges and magistrates admit to experiencing strong personal feelings toward cases they have presided over, new research finds.

