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The enduring charm of Metters wood stoves
via abc.net.au
First manufactured in the 1890s, Metters wood stoves remain cherished possessions for a small number of passionate collectors. -
Melbourne Christmas to be a 'scorcher' as weather bureau warns of severe heatwave for Victoria
via abc.net.au
Victoria is set for a very hot Christmas, with the Bureau of Meteorology warning of severe heatwave conditions for much of the state on Friday and across the weekend. -
Blackwater affects water quality in Adelaide Hills
via abc.net.au
The colour and taste of water in the Adelaide Hills and Barossa is under constant watch, as organic matter washed into the River Murray works its way through the river system, SA Water says. -
Van filled with gas bottles explodes after ramming Australian Christian Lobby headquarters in Canberra
via abc.net.au
A van filled with gas bottles explodes as it rams the headquarters of the Australian Christian Lobby, in what the managing director calls an "attack on free speech". -
WA police officer plays Santa's helper, tracking down recipient of lost Christmas present
via abc.net.au
A police officer in Western Australia uses his investigative skills to play Santa's helper and find the intended recipient of a lost Christmas present found on a roadside. -
Hunter region well poised to become filmmaking hub, says local director
via abc.net.au
The Hunter region is becoming increasingly attractive for filmmakers to work in, according to one local director. -
Man carjacks vehicle with woman, two children inside at Laidley supermarket car park
via abc.net.au
A woman and her two children are left traumatised by a violent carjacking overnight in Queensland's Lockyer Valley, police say. -
Flood-affected families in state's north struggling to cope over Christmas
via abc.net.au
Six months on from Tasmania's devastating floods, many families are still struggling emotionally, a rural support agency says. -
Karta the orangutan's journey to motherhood
via abc.net.au
Adelaide Zoo's critically-endangered Sumatran orangutan named Karta is expecting a baby in January. But it is no normal pregnancy. The ABC follows the 34-year-old's journey, after six failed births. -
UNESCO 'has to know' of planned land clearing in Great Barrier Reef catchments: WWF
via abc.net.au
Queensland landholders are planning to clear nearly 70,000 hectares of bush in Great Barrier Reef catchments in a move that will further damage the icon, according to a conservation group -
Adelaide Botanic Gardens' corpse flower project an unexpected success
via abc.net.au
The overwhelming and unexpected success of a project to cultivate rare "corpse flowers" forces the Adelaide Botanic Gardens to appeal for funds to help it create more greenhouse space. -
Adani companies facing multiple financial crime, corruption probes
via abc.net.au
Indian authorities investigate Adani companies for siphoning money offshore and artificially inflating power prices at the expense of Indian consumers. -
Big Bash League: Brisbane Heat edge Adelaide Strikers in big-scoring encounter
via abc.net.au
Brisbane Heat survive a strong showing by Ben Dunk and Jake Weatherald to defeat the Adelaide Strikers by 10 runs in their Big Bash League clash at Adelaide Oval. -
Thunderstorm pass through south-east Queensland
via abc.net.au
Severe thunderstorms rumble through towns west of Brisbane and headed towards the Sunshine Coast, skirting past the capital. -
Kevin Rudd on terrorism, Donald Trump and the ALP
via abc.net.au
Former prime minister Kevin Rudd joins 7.30 to discuss terrorism, Donald Trump, the threat of South Korea and the current state of the ALP. -
Kevin Rudd on terror, Donald Trump and the ALP
via abc.net.au
Former prime minister Kevin Rudd joins 7.30 to discuss terrorism, Donald Trump, the threat of South Korea and the current state of the ALP. -
Cyclone Yvette forms off Pilbara coast, set to approach WA over Christmas weekend
via abc.net.au
A tropical low off Western Australia's Pilbara coast officially develops into the first cyclone of the season, with forecasters saying could hit land over the Christmas weekend. -
Human remains found in search for Timothy Moran
via abc.net.au
Human remains are discovered during a search for missing 30-year-old Timothy Moran at Bullsbrook north-east of Perth, four days after his father's body is found. -
Federal Government threatens Julalikari Corporation with special administration amid financial concerns
via abc.net.au
A Tennant Creek-based Aboriginal corporation has one month to explain why it should not be placed under special administration following an investigation into "allegations of serious non-compliance". -
Online refund scam 'gutted' small business
via abc.net.au
A small business says it has been left 'gutted' by an online credit card refund scam, prompting calls from retail groups to strengthen protections for business owners. -
Kimberley pastoralists rejoice as tropical low brings much needed rainfall ... and frogs
via abc.net.au
Pastoralists in the Kimberley are chuffed that a tropical low has bought more than 200mm of rain to some parts of their region in the past 24 hours. -
Scientists stumble on a colourful world beneath the ice of Antarctica
via abc.net.au
Under the icy continent known the world over for its white landscapes, scientists discover a technicolour underwater ecosystem, and all by accident. -
No end in sight to lead contamination at Perth Children's Hospital
via abc.net.au
Contractors building Perth's new children's hospital appear no closer to solving the problem of high lead levels in the water supply, sparking opposition claims the Government has lost control of the project. -
Fears for humpback whale mother and calf inside Kimberley reef
via abc.net.au
There are fears a humpback whale and her calf, which have stayed inside a reef at the Rowley Shoals rather than migrate to Antarctica, are starving to death. -
AFL bans third man up at ruck contests, players voice displeasure at rule change
via abc.net.au
Hawthorn captain Luke Hodge is among a handful of AFL players who quickly made their disapproval clear after the AFL banned the third man up at ruck contests. -
Man charged with supplying firearm to terror suspect Talal Alameddine
A 21-year-old Sydney man is accused of supplying a gun to terror suspect Talal Alameddine, four days after the shooting of police accountant Curtis Cheng. -
RLPA determined to see NRL players receive fair cut of extra funding from ARLC
The Rugby League Players Association is eager to ensure the players receive their fair share of the extra funding provided to clubs in the new deal. -
Red Cross calls for blood donors to get cancer patients through Christmas
via abc.net.au
Seven-year-old Sadie Aird is one of hundreds of patients relying on blood transfusions, but the Red Cross says the number of donors this festive season is 'worryingly low'. -
Missing Vandepeer family remembered in memorial service at Kingston
via abc.net.au
Three members of a South Australian family who went missing during a fishing trip off the state's south-east coast have been fondly remembered as pillars of their community at a memorial service in Kingston. -
Thunderstorm warning for south-east Queensland
via abc.net.au
A severe storm warning is issued for Brisbane and towns west of the Queensland capital, with hail stones up to three centimetres wide already hitting some areas. -
How do you live on a Sydney to Hobart yacht for two days?
via abc.net.au
Ever wondered how you would live on a boat? The ABC's Patrick Galloway went aboard a Sydney to Hobart yacht for two days to find out, and discovered why bananas aren't allowed. -
Australian citrus exports hit record high levels of $315m this year
via abc.net.au
Australian citrus exports have reached a new record high of $315 million. -
Big Bash: Sydney Thunder's Andre Russell has black bat banned by Cricket Australia
via abc.net.au
Cricket Australia withdraws its support for Andre Russell's black bat after learning it left marks on the ball in Sydney Thunder's loss to the Sixers. -
Catherine McGregor removed from Australian of the Year roll of honour
via abc.net.au
Cricket writer and prominent transgender figure Catherine McGregor succeeds in her bid to be removed from the Australian of the Year honour roll, after a spat with national recipient David Morrison. -
Man who killed pedestrian in New Year's Eve hit-and-run in Darwin sentenced to jail
via abc.net.au
Tasmanian man Angus Auton is sentenced to almost six years in prison for his hit-and-run killing of Kwementyaye Chaddum in Darwin in 2015. -
Mysterious dolphin die-off in SA waters in 2013 caused by virus related to measles
via abc.net.au
A mass die-off of dozens of dolphins in South Australian waters that left marine biologists mystified three years ago has now been linked to a virus related to the measles. -
Indigenous doctors graduate, but thousands more needed
via abc.net.au
Australia's two newest Indigenous doctors say they have overcome significant obstacles to complete their degrees, but were driven by a passion to help their people and a desire for equality. -
Out of the ashes: Barnawartha fires one year on
via abc.net.au
The Christmas season ignites memories for the community of Barnawartha, a year after homes and property were lost in bushfires. -
Killer who attacked homeless men 'to put them out of their misery' jailed for 26 years
via abc.net.au
A Perth man who attacked twohomeless men for a "thrill" as they lay sleeping in doorways, killing one of them, is sentenced to life imprisonment with a 26-year minimum. -
Homeowners offered movie tickets as compensation for having NorthConnex built closer to house
via abc.net.au
Residents living near Sydney's NorthConnex road project slam a decision to move the new highway 10 metres closer to their homes, saying the change will significantly devalue their properties and the only compensation they have been offered is free movie tickets. -
Canberra's Westside container village to shut up shop in April
via abc.net.au
Vendors at Canberra's polarising Westside container village will close ahead of the quiet winter season, after coming to an agreement with the ACT Government to pay next to no rent after January 1. -
Female cyclist critically injured after 'horrendous, unprovoked' attack in North Melbourne
via abc.net.au
Thieves use a weapon similar to a box cutter to attack a woman during "a horrendous" armed robbery in North Melbourne, leaving police shocked by the vicious nature of the attack. -
City of Palmerston decision to bring in parking meters is 'ridiculous' according to local hairdresser
via abc.net.au
The introduction of parking meters in Palmerston is "ridiculous" according to a local business owner, who says retailers have been asking for a multi-storey carpark for several years. -
Old-school techniques used to keep Canberra safe from bushfire
via abc.net.au
Despite the development of state-of-the-art techniques to spot and map bushfires, old-fashioned approaches are still in use, with fire watchers perched in four towers across Canberra's surrounding bushland. -
Christmas around the world: Diplomats reveal how they celebrate the festive season
via abc.net.au
Ambassadors and foreign officials on postings to Australia this Christmas describe what the festive season means to them. -
Local Land Service restructure prompts an angry reaction
via abc.net.au
A proposed restructure of the NSW Local Land Services has met with an angry response from a number of landholders. -
Melbourne's Heritier Lumumba retires from AFL after concussion row with Demons
via abc.net.au
Melbourne defender Heritier Lumumba retires from the AFL after struggling with concussion, and a dispute with the club over the handling of his condition -
US launches study into its own investment and trade to counter 'China narrative'
via abc.net.au
Despite public perception of China being a major foreign investor, it is in fact the US, so AmCham is launching a study to provide data to media, governments and commentators. -
Cartoonist Jon Kudelka's snow-coated summer residency at Cradle Mountain
via abc.net.au
Distracted by wombats, quolls and snow, cartoonist Jon Kudelka continues to comment on national affairs. -
Daniel Ricciardo rules out move to Mercedes after successful 2016 with Red Bull
via abc.net.au
Formula One ace Daniel Ricciardo rules out filling the "damn good" seat at Mercedes next season, saying he is committed to Red Bull for the next two years.

