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Queensland's agriculture minister says everyone had their chance to have their say on concerns about the Hendra vaccine
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Queensland's agriculture minister, Leanne Donaldson, says everyone had their chance to have their say on concerns about the Hendra vaccine
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Queensland Agriculture Minister defends Hendra inquiry following claims vaccine critics "not listened to"
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Queensland's Agriculture Minister says everyone had a chance to have a say on concerns about the Hendra vaccine, despite allegations some people felt silenced during the parliamentary investigation.
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Changing your life and going off the grid
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Meet residents from one central Victorian off-the-grid community that is still going strong after nearly 50 years.
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Kimberley frangipani farm expanding to meet blossoming demand
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A farming family in the Kimberley's Ord Irrigation Scheme expands their frangipani business to meet increasing demand.
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Environmental approvals process begins for WA Ashburton Salt project
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The head of a company hoping to build a salt project near WA's Exmouth Gulf is confident demand is going to outstrip supply in coming years.
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Wild dog bounty to return in Victoria less than two years after it was scrapped
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The Victorian Government to reinstate the wild dog bounty from 2017, less than two years after it was scrapped.
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Man charged after body found at Ballarat restaurant
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A 49-year-old man is charged with murder after a body is found in a restaurant in the central Victorian town of Ballarat overnight.
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Dreamworld: Names of three victims revealed as AWU says theme park owner warned of safety concerns
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The names of three of the four people killed on Dreamworld's Thunder River Rapids ride are confirmed as floral tributes are laid outside the Gold Coast theme park.
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Peppercorn tree blamed for cracking houses in Adelaide's CBD still under spotlight
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A lone peppercorn tree's fate, which is said to have cracked houses in a dead-end street in the Adelaide CBD, is still unknown despite continued debated by Adelaide City councillors.
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Australian cricket coach Darren Lehmann rejects Michael Clarke's claim he wanted power over team
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Ex-Test skipper Michael Clarke's claim that Darren Lehmann has craved more power since taking over the national reins is dismissed by the Australian coach.
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Dreamworld owner told of safety and maintenance concerns last year: AWU official
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An Australian Workers Union official says concerns were raised last year about safety and maintenance at the Gold Coast theme park where four people died yesterday.
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FFA Cup final set to be sky blue after Melbourne City defeat Melbourne Victory
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Melbourne City will play off in the FFA Cup final for the club's first trophy after overcoming Melbourne Victory 2-0 in a high-octane derby.
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Darwin's Inpex gas plant cuts 460 jobs, union argues figure higher
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About 460 workers at Darwin's Inpex gas plant have lost their jobs, construction contractor JKC confirms, while the Northern Territory Electrical Trades Union puts that figure at 480.
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Banksia Hill prison officers injured in third violent incident in two months
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Three prison officers are injured after they were allegedly assaulted by a juvenile detainee at the Banksia Hill detention centre in Perth's south, the third violent incident at the facility in less than two months.
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Lonely Planet's Best of Travel 2017 ranks South Australia in top 5 regions in the world
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Internationally-renowned travel company Lonely Planet touts South Australia as one of the top five destinations in the world in its Best of Travel 2017 guide.
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Hundreds gather to mark 400th anniversary of Dirk Hartog landing off WA coast
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Hundreds of people gather on the windswept Dirk Hartog Island off Western Australia to mark a significant but often forgotten chapter in Australia's history.
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Child abuse royal commission: Leadership at King's School admit failure to report assault despite police advice
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The head and deputy head of King's School in Sydney are grilled over their failure to act on a police email that advised them to formally report an alleged act of indecency against a student and warned them that not doing so could be a crime.
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Deng Adut on being a child soldier, moving to Australia and dealing with racism
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Deng Adut, who has gone from child soldier in South Sudan to owning a law firm in Western Sydney, says he has no time to waste on racists.
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Asbestos rubble from illegally demolished pub found in Melbourne's north-west
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Rubble contaminated with asbestos is discovered in construction waste at a site at Cairnlea, in Melbourne's north-west, after a 159-year-old pub was illegally demolished in Carlton.
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Missing Esperance campers Jeremy and Marama Sim last seen in Lake King a week ago
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A search again fails to find any trace of a missing WA couple who were spotted in the eastern Wheatbelt eight days ago on a camping trip, but have not been seen or heard from since.
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'Brazen' UQ research fraudster Caroline Barwood given suspended sentence
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Former University of Queensland medical researcher Dr Caroline Barwood avoids jail after being convicted of fraudulently applying for research grants.
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Former NT government staffer Paul Mossman found guilty of corruption charges
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Paul Mossman, the former chief of staff to a Northern Territory government minister, is found guilty of two counts of corruptly receiving benefits from travel agent Xana Kamitsis.
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Dreamworld deaths are latest in series of emergency incidents at Gold Coast theme parks
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Things have gone wrong at the Gold Coast's theme parks beforebut nothing as tragic as the deaths of four people at Dreamworld.
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Australian man who fought Islamic State challenges AFP to charge him
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An Australian man who went to Syria to fight against Islamic State has challenged authorities to arrest him or leave him alone.
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Australian Robert Ellis jailed for 15 years for sexually abusing children in Bali
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Australian man Robert Andrew Fiddes Ellis is jailed for 15 years for sexually abusing 11 young girls in Bali.
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AFL schedules first Good Friday match between North Melbourne, Western Bulldogs
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The AFL schedules the first ever Good Friday match in a round 4 clash in the 2017 season with North Melbourne hosting the Western Bulldogs at Docklands stadium.
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Cricket Australia to use concussion sensors in helmets
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Cricket players in Australia could be wearing concussion sensors in their helmets as early as next summer.
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Lawyer Deng Adut on being a child soldier, moving to Australia and dealing with racism
via abc.net.au
Deng Adut, who has gone from child soldier in South Sudan to owning a law firm in Western Sydney, says he has no time to waste on racists.
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Sydney Festival: Bali Nine member Myuran Sukumaran's exhibition to include self-portraits from his final hours
Self-portraits painted in the final hours of the life of executed Bali Nine member Myuran Sukumaran will be included in the first exhibition of his work, curated by his close friend and mentor.
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Hobart angst over bold architecture vision not new
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A plan to build Hobart's first skyscraper starts a social media battle between those welcoming it and those who say the city's character will be lost foreverand it's not the first time bold architecture has set tongues wagging.
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Royal commission hears former Kings School student was sexually assaulted, bound and choked at exclusive Sydney campus
A man breaks down as he tells a royal commission hearing he was assaulted, sexually abused, bound and choked at The Kings School, with the mistreatment starting a week after he arrived at the exclusive campus in Sydney.
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Ideal conditions encouraging Western Australian farmers back to sheep
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Record wool prices and high gross margins are encouraging WA producers back towards sheep, however the high cost of re-entering the market is expected to slow the push.
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King's School Headmaster admits catastrophic failure over abuse of student in 2013
The headmaster of one of Australia's oldest and most prestigious schools has faced a stream of criticisms from former students who've accused him of putting the reputation of the school ahead of the welfare of students who were abused during their time at The King's School, in Parramatta. The child abuse Royal Commission inquiry has heard about a culture problem within the boarding houses and on school camps which tolerated physical bullying, sexual humiliation, intimidation and painful initiati
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Students at Scaddan's lucky primary school well drilled ahead of tough WA bushfire season
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After Scaddan Primary School emerged unscathed from fires that nearly destroyed the town, its Principal says students and teachers are well prepared for this bushfire season.
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Rhodes Scholar Rebecca Richards aims to improve SA Museum Aboriginal collection
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Australia's first Aboriginal Rhodes Scholar, Rebecca Richards, says she feels "privileged" to be able to examine the cultural richness of the remote outback region where she grew up, and to draw upon its "untapped potential".
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Melbourne teenager admits role in violent, ice-fuelled crime spree
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Mursal Biel, 18 and three other maleswho cannot be named for legal reasonsthreatened to kill some of their seven victims, "soft targets" who were randomly set upon around Melbourne, a court hears.
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Dreamworld: Four people killed on Thunder River Rapids ride at Gold Coast theme park
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Witnesses describe scenes of horror after an accident on Dreamworld's Thunder River Rapids ride kills four people, with reports their raft flipped.
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Ashley Dyball: 'If I'm the bad guy, charge me,' says foreign fighter questioned by AFP
via abc.net.au
An Australian man who went to Syria to fight against Islamic State challenges Federal Police to arrest him or leave him alone, saying: 'I don't care, I'll do my time'.
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Queensland Rail service delivery chief stood aside over driver shortage
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Queensland Rail formally stands aside the head of train service delivery in response to the driver crisis, while the State Opposition says Transport Minister Stirling Hinchliffe must fall on his sword.
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Tap-dancing grandmother says age is no barrier to taking up new hobby
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Central Queensland's tap-dancing grandmother Shirley Allen proves it is never too late take up a hobby.
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New police recruits make fresh start with cultural training at Darwin's Bagot community
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For the first time, young police officers visit Darwin's Bagot community as part of their cultural awareness training.
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Jake Lasker manslaughter: Kyle Dumesny jailed over stabbing death of Queensland man with autism
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Toowoomba man Kyle Mitchell Dumesny is sentenced to seven years jail for his role in the brutal stabbing of 19-year-old Jake Lasker, who had Asperger's syndrome.
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Chinese market to boost Aussie stonefruit industry
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Riverland stonefruit growers are hoping a new export deal with China will help turn the industry around after years of struggle against oversupply and poor prices.
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WA invention fights deadly fungal disease in Australia and New Zealand
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An invention from a town of 400 people is being used to protect pristine ecosystems across Australia and New Zealand.
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West Australian livestock producers say record pasture growth makes this season best ever
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Livestock producers across Western Australia celebrate a bumper season thanks to record pastures.
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Maiden bauxite shipment from Weipa's Hey Point a step forward for Metallica Minerals
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Metallica Minerals says its bauxite shipment vindicates a decision to use existing infrastructure at Weipa.
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Sculpture by the Sea artworks recovered after damage by king tide
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Workers have begun to salvage artworks damaged by high winds, king tides and huge waves on Sydney's coastline.
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Emotional time as national video rental association folds, signalling end of industry
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The Australian Video Rental Retailers Association (AVRRA) has folded, reflecting the changing way people are engaging with technology and the internet is the clear winner over the local video shop.
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Mary Wallace murder trial: Robert Adams raped three women before meeting missing nurse, court hears
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A court has heard the man charged with murdering Sydney nurse Mary Wallace in 1983, had shown a pattern of behaviour with "striking similarities".
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'Frightening' armed robbery at high-end Toorak jewellery store, Melbourne police search for masked thieves
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Melbourne police search for three masked bandits who robbed a high-end Toorak jewellery store during broad daylight, armed with machetes, baseball bats, a hammer and a gun.