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Nuffield scholar adopts overseas solutions to overcome data drought
via abc.net.au
Nuffield Scholar Jock Graham explores the best way to communicate on the farm. -
Antiseptic used in WWI could hold key to treating superbugs, viral infections, Melbourne researchers say
via abc.net.au
An antiseptic that has been out of use for more than 50 years could help fight superbugs, as well as viral infections, and prevent future pandemics, Melbourne researchers say. -
Child on holidays dies after being crushed by stone monument near Taree in NSW
via abc.net.au
A 3-year-old girl dies after a stone war monument fell on her at a bowling club near Taree on the New South Wales mid-north coast. -
Enemy aliens: How my family's lives were changed by Australia's wartime internment camps
via abc.net.au
Adam Grossetti's great uncles were detained as foreign-born Australians during World War II. It stripped them of their dignity and left them with broken hearts. -
Fatal truck, motorbike collision on West Gate Freeway sparks huge traffic delays in Melbourne
via abc.net.au
A fatal collision between a truck and a motorbike brings traffic on Melbourne's West Gate Freeway to a standstill, with motorists told to expect "long delays". -
New software tipped to spark expansion of raw milk cheese production in Australia
via abc.net.au
Farmhouse cheesemakers say new software will help them navigate the tricky food safety regulations governing raw milk cheese production. -
Donald Friend: Our favourite paedophile
via abc.net.au
The painter Donald Friend was lauded by his admirers as a "legendary figure". But he could just as easily be described as Australia's most celebrated paedophile. -
Man surrenders to police after allegedly firing on officers during overnight siege in Hobart
via abc.net.au
A man allegedly fired several shots from a house at police before they were able to talk him out peacefully after an overnight standoff in Hobart following a dog attack. -
One Nation to meet with Treasurer Scott Morrison to push for 12 per cent backpacker tax
via abc.net.au
One Nation's Pauline Hanson says she is meeting with the Federal Government today to discuss a 12 per cent compromise to the backpacker tax. -
Stanwell executives given 'sham' bonuses while sub-contractors remain unpaid, Opposition MP says
via abc.net.au
Bonuses have been paid to six executives at State Government-owned power company Stanwell Corporation while sub-contractors at two power stations remain unpaid, an Opposition MP says. -
Child abuse survivor worries community 'fatigued' by issue
via abc.net.au
A child abuse survivor says his biggest fear is that the momentum generated by the child abuse royal commission will dissipate, stopping any meaningful reform. -
Perth-to-London direct Qantas flights: WA business leaders ask Colin Barnett to intervene
via abc.net.au
West Australian business leaders flag concerns with the state's Premier that negotiations over a direct Qantas flight from Perth to London are stalling. -
Queensland grazing family expands into Northern Territory with Manners Creek Station purchase
via abc.net.au
A family-owned Queensland grazing company expands into the Northern Territory, buying Manners Creek Station in the hopes of accessing the Darwin and Townsville trade. -
Community joins forces to tackle farm theft in WA's West Arthur shire
via abc.net.au
Great Southern farmers team up with local police to tackle the rising number of farm burglaries. -
Guide Dogs WA calls for more community education as refusal of entry appears to be on the increase
via abc.net.au
A south-west guide dog owner believes entry refusal is on the increase, despite guide dogs being legally allowed to enter all public places. -
SA Power Networks' push to charge customers more prompts Energy Minister to seek advice
via abc.net.au
The owners of South Australia's electricity network are taking their fight to charge customers more to the Federal Court, with South Australian Energy Minister Tom Koutsantonis seeking legal advice over the move. -
Essendon house fire: 'Heroic' off-duty policeman hailed for saving mother, daughter
via abc.net.au
An off-duty policeman is hailed as a hero after kicking a hole in a fence to help two women escape a huge house fire at Essendon in Melbourne's north-west. -
Australia v South Africa: Matt Renshaw says 'batting long is fun' after unbeaten knock
via abc.net.au
Newly minted Australia opener Matt Renshaw takes great satisfaction from his grinding second-innings knock in the Adelaide Test, which lasted 137 balls and yielded 34 runs. -
Enthusiastic show entrant keen to clock up 81 entries, despite only having use of one hand
via abc.net.au
Mundulla's Vida Maney is determined to enter as many contests at the local show as years she has been alive, and welcomes competition from the younger generations. -
Striking ASC shipbuilders to protest outside Christopher Pyne's office
via abc.net.au
Hundreds of ASC workers are holding a two-day strike in South Australia following stalled negotiations over an enterprise bargaining agreement, and focusing their protest on Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne. -
Dog attack sparks gunshots, standoff with Tasmania Police in Hobart
via abc.net.au
A standoff that began Sunday afternoon and appears to have been sparked by a dog attack in Hobart continues, with Tasmania Police saying a 47-year-old man has barricaded himself inside a house. -
Bingo! How transforming kids' first years sets them up for success
via abc.net.au
When it comes to ending Indigenous disadvantage, these women know kids' first years count for everything. -
Glenhuntly station attack: Man charged after women pushed onto tracks, seriously injured
via abc.net.au
A 47-year-old man who allegedly pushed four women, including three aged in their 70s and 80s, onto train tracks in Melbourne is charged with attempted murder and making threats to kill. -
Two pygmy marmosets found after being taken from Symbio Wildlife Park south of Sydney
via abc.net.au
Two pygmy marmosets are recovered after being taken from a wildlife park south of Sydney and two men are charged, but a third monkey is still missing. -
What's the story behind the strange gate in Collector?
via abc.net.au
The gothic-looking gate has been untouched for decades and sticks out in an otherwise quiet country town. -
Orange-bellied parrot crowdfunding effort raises more than $120,000 to help save species
via abc.net.au
Scientists are stunned by the success of a crowdfunding campaign to help save the critically endangered orange-bellied parrot that has raised more than $120,000. -
Julian Scharf rediscovers music after cochlear implant, throws party for new ears
via abc.net.au
Julian Scharf was devastated when he rapidly lost hearing and was left "pretty much totally deaf". But this papa's got a brand new baga cochlear implantand he threw a party to celebrate the music that shaped his life. -
'Bucket of s***': Noel Pearson abuse claims 'straining' relationship with Queensland Government
via abc.net.au
Claims Aboriginal leader Noel Pearson bullied senior Queensland Government staff, calling one of them a "maggot" and "bucket of shit", highlight a strained relationship between the two parties. -
Man dies in hospital after being pulled from ocean at Port Kennedy
via abc.net.au
A man who was pulled from the ocean south of Perth on Saturday dies in hospital, bringing the number of people who died after getting into difficultly off the WA coast over the weekend to three. -
Australia v South Africa: Khawaja's match-winning display contains answer to Australia's batting torment
via abc.net.au
Usman Khawaja's match-winning batting display in Australia's third Test against South Africa shows that at least outside Asia, he has arrived as a senior player to be counted on, writes Geoff Lemon. -
Two pygmy marmosets found after being stolen from Symbio Wildlife Park south of Sydney
via abc.net.au
Two monkeys have been found after being stolen from a wildlife park south of Sydney, but one other pygmy marmoset is still missing. -
Southern Stars tie with South Africa women after last-ball run-out in Coffs Harbour
via abc.net.au
Australia's women's cricket team forces a dramatic ODI tie against South Africa, thanks to a last-ball run-out in Coffs Harbour. -
Australia v South Africa: Steve Smith praises new-look team after Test win over Proteas
via abc.net.au
Steve Smith says the new faces in Australia's winning XI brought a new energy to the ailing side following an excellent consolation victory over South Africa in Adelaide. -
Australia v South Africa: Australia beats Proteas by seven wickets to end Test match losing streak
via abc.net.au
Australia wins the third Test against South Africa by seven wickets after a disciplined bowling effort and brisk chase in Adelaide. -
Australia v South Africa: Third Test - day four at the Adelaide Oval as it happened
via abc.net.au
Australia cruises to a seven-wicket consolation win over the Proteas in Adelaide. Look back at how the action unfolded in our live blog. -
Melbourne City beats Wellington Phoenix 2-1 at AAMI Park to go second on A-League table
via abc.net.au
Melbourne City will head into the FFA Cup final full of steam after seeing off Wellington Phoenix 2-1 at AAMI Park. -
Parliamentary inquiry into Bell Group dispute a pointless waste of money, WA Premier says
via abc.net.au
WA's Premier and Attorney General dismiss calls for a parliamentary inquiry into claims of a secret deal relating to the decades-long Bell Group liquidation. -
Baby pygmy marmoset found after being stolen from Symbio Wildlife Park south of Sydney
via abc.net.au
A baby monkey has been found after being stolen from a wildlife park south of Sydney, but two other pygmy marmosets are still missing. -
Denmark wins World Cup of Golf as Soren Kjeldsen and Thorbjorn Olesen win country's first title
via abc.net.au
Soren Kjeldsen and Thorbjorn Olesen combine to win a first-ever golf World Cup for Denmark with a four-shot triumph at Kingston Heath. -
Cirque du Soleil acrobat falls on head during Brisbane show
via abc.net.au
A Cirque Du Soleil performer escapes serious injury after falling 3 to 5 metres and landing on her head during a show in Brisbane. -
Shortage of meningococcal vaccine in WA is not cause for concern, Health Minister says
via abc.net.au
WA Health Minister John Day has confirmed a worldwide shortage of meningococcal vaccine has caused wait times to blow out in Western Australia. -
Sweet Country: Filmmaker Warwick Thornton returns to desert to share tale of rough justice in 1920s Australia
via abc.net.au
Alice Springs-born director Warwick Thornton, famous for his work on Australian film Sampson and Delilah, is back in Central Australia with acting greats Sam Neill and Bryan Brown to tell the nation a tale of frontier-era violence. -
WA Premier Colin Barnett calls Fremantle 'disloyal' for axing Australia Day celebrations
via abc.net.au
WA Premier Colin Barnett says he is "extremely disappointed" by the City of Fremantle's decision to abandon its Australia Day celebrations in favour of an alternate event two days later, calling the move "a disservice to our country". -
Cirque du Soleil performer injured in fall during Brisbane show
via abc.net.au
A Cirque Du Soleil performer is taken to hospital after being injured in a fall during a show in Brisbane. -
Australia v South Africa: Third Test - day four at the Adelaide Oval, live blog
via abc.net.au
Australia has bowled South Africa out for 250 in the first session of day four. The hosts will need 127 runs to win the third Test at Adelaide Oval. Follow our live blog. -
Three women seriously injured in Melbourne train station knife attack
via abc.net.au
Three women aged in their 70s and 80s have serious injuries after being pushed onto train tracks in Melbourne's south-east by a knife-wielding man, in an attack one witness describes as "crazy". -
Adelaide company left short by Clipsal 500 contractor collapse denied payroll tax relief
via abc.net.au
A local company left out of pocket when a key contractor for the Clipsal 500 car race went into administration is refused payroll tax relief by the South Australian Government. -
Australia v South Africa: Bowling coach David Saker says James Pattinson, Pat Cummins could be options for India tour
via abc.net.au
Bowling coach David Saker says Australia may need to call on forgotten pacemen James Pattinson and Pat Cummins sooner rather than later. -
Hundreds of new paramedics to be hired to improve Victoria's ambulance service, response times
via abc.net.au
Hundreds of new paramedics will be hired as part of a $500 million plan to improve Victoria's ambulance service and better response times. -
Sick, elderly missing out on care as provider Integrated Living struggles with changes, clients claim
via abc.net.au
There are claims administrative problems within northern Tasmania's largest in-home care provider are causing sick, disabled and elderly Tasmanians to miss out on vital care.

