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SA weather: Adelaide storm cuts power, leave trail of destruction
via abc.net.au
Traffic lights are out, cars have been damaged by falling debris, and some properties will remain without power for 24 hours after a powerful storm rolled through Adelaide overnight. -
The Falls Festival: Are you a bad parent if you take your children?
via abc.net.au
As music lovers pack their sleeping bags and tents for the annual Falls Festivals around Australia, some parents are wondering if it is a safe environment for children. -
Search continues for missing teenager feared drowned at Maroubra Beach
via abc.net.au
The search has resumed for a teenage boy who is missing after swimming at Maroubra Beach in Sydney's eastern suburbs. -
Australia v Pakistan: Hosts need a quality bowling all-rounder, says bowling coach David Saker
via abc.net.au
An all-rounder who is a quality bowler is what the Australian cricket team needs in the side, says bowling coach David Saker. -
Carrie Fisher’s last interview showcased her ‘bright, funny, loving spark’
The actress discussed her recently revealed affair with Harrison Ford on The Graham Norton Show just weeks ago. -
Six Indonesians found dead after being locked in bathroom during robbery
Police in the Indonesian capital found on Tuesday six people, including a nine-year-old child, dead from suffocation in a tiny bathroom where armed robbers had locked them the previous day. -
10,000 more 'unregistered' Qld drivers fined as rego stickers go
More than 55,700 Queenslanders were caught driving unregistered cars in 2015 – an extra 10,000 - in the first year that registration stickers were removed from Queensland cars, according to figures released this week by the Main Roads Department. -
Police search for teenager missing off Maroubra Beach
A 14-year-old boy has disappeared while swimming at Maroubra Beach in Sydney's east on Tuesday night. -
Thin volumes, oil rallying, ASX to open flat
After a 2 1/2-day break over Christmas the ASX looks set to open flat after very light trade in the few financial markets open. -
Serena Williams says gender keeps her out of greatest ever athlete conversation
The year will not end in the way in which Serena Williams might have hoped. -
Carrie Fisher dead: Tributes flow for Star Wars actor
People across the world are mourning the loss of Carrie Fisher, the actress beloved internationally for her role as Princess Leia of Star Wars. -
Woman dies in central Queensland boat capsizing
A woman has drowned following a boat capsizing in Queensland's north. -
Man wanted after allegedly exposing himself to nine-year-old girl in Yarraville
The hunt is underway for a red-headed sex pest who exposed himself to a 9-year-old girl earlier this month. -
Man freed from under car after being hit and pinned to fence in Goulburn domestic violence incident
Woman charged after she allegedly ran down a man with a car, pinning him against a fence in a domestic violence incident in Goulburn on Christmas Day. -
Star Wars actor Carrie Fisher dead at 60
Fisher died on Tuesday morning after suffering what was described as a massive heart attack on Friday while on a flight from London to Los Angeles. -
After UN resolution, Israel presses ahead with more settlements, expects worse to come
Undeterred by a resounding defeat at the United Nations, Israel's government says it will move ahead with thousands of new homes in East Jerusalem and warned nations against further action, declaring that Israel does not "turn the other cheek". -
Carrie Fisher's death cuts deepest as final stamp on a brutal year
Star Wars icon's death comes like a final stamp on an already brutal year. -
Victoria weather: Storms hit after Uluru is evacuated
The weather system that flooded central Australia, prompting Uluru to be evacuated, has brought heavy rain to Victoria. -
The Grand Tour host Richard Hammond under fire for 'ice-cream is gay' joke
The Grand Tour host Richard Hammond is facing a backlash from fans and the gay community, after saying he doesn't eat ice-cream "because I'm straight". -
Beating, pumping heart cells generated using 3D printer could help heart attack patients
via abc.net.au
The dream of being able to 3D print human tissue to help repair cells damaged after heart attacks is a big step closer, with a breakthrough by scientists at Sydney's Heart Research Institute. -
Overnight sports wrap: Liverpool thrash Stoke to close gap on EPL leaders Chelsea
All the action you might have missed overnight. -
Sydney to Hobart 2016: Perpetual Loyal wins race in record time
Australian supermaxi Perpetual Loyal has won the Sydney to Hobart yacht race in a blistering race record time. -
Boy dies after Queensland Christmas crash
A young boy has died in hospital after he was struck by a car as he looked at Christmas lights near Brisbane. -
The embryo experiment raising eyebrows around the world
A decision in the UK to allow three-parent embryo experiments to go ahead is raising concerns over moral issues. -
Donald Trump inauguration security planners brace for protests
Will an unusually rancorous election be capped off by an unusually tense inaugural week in Washington? -
Pity those of us with the worst dates for a birthday
There are 365 (sometimes 366) possible days each year on which a baby can be born. As birth dates go, mine is definitely one of the great undesirables. -
Police detonate bomb in Magelang, Central Java
Police have detonated a bomb found near a food stall in a street in Magelang in Central Java as Indonesia continues to be on tenterhooks over a possible terror attack over the holiday period. -
Sydney Now: What you need to know on Wednesday December 28, 2016
All you need to know to get your day started. -
George Michael's final weeks: declining health as he battled pitfalls of fame
As heartbroken friends and fans continued to mourn George Michael online and at his homes across Britain, questions swirled about the health and final weeks of the electrifying pop singer before his death on Christmas Day at the age of 53. -
Sydney to Hobart 2016: Perpetual Loyal wins in record time
Australian supermaxi Perpetual Loyal has won the Sydney to Hobart yacht race in a blistering race record time. -
Are you a bad parent for taking your child to the Falls Festival?
via abc.net.au
As music lovers pack their sleeping bags and tents for the annual Falls Festivals around Australia, some parents are wondering if it is a safe environment for children. -
Polish truck driver was shot 'hours before' Berlin market attack, report
A Polish truck driver whose hijacked vehicle was used to crash into a Berlin Christmas market was shot in the head several hours before the attack and could not have attempted to foil it as previously thought, Bild newspaper reported on Tuesday. -
Sydney to Hobart: Perpetual LOYAL takes line honours in blue water classic, smashes race record
via abc.net.au
NSW supermaxi Perpetual LOYAL storms across the Sydney to Hobart finish to take out line honours, smashing the previous race record by nearly five hours. -
Black box from crashed Russian military plane found by divers
Russian divers on Tuesday morning retrieved the main black box data recorder from the wreckage of a Russian military jet that crashed mysteriously en route to Syria on Christmas Day, killing all 92 aboard. -
Trump appoints Thomas Bossert to counter-terrorism post
US President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday announced that Thomas Bossert, former deputy homeland security adviser to President George W. Bush, would be his White House adviser on security and counter-terrorism issues, according to a statement. -
Fears for American tourist missing on bushwalk in South Australia
Police are searching for an American tourist, who failed to return from a five-day hike on South Australia's Kangaroo Island. -
Victoria's horror road toll climbs higher after crash in state's north-west
Victoria's horror 2016 road toll has continued to worsen, rising to 286 after a crash in country Victoria on Tuesday evening. -
Melbourne weather: steamy, stormy days ahead
Victoria is expected to be hit by a blast of tropical weather, bringing heat, humidity, thunderstorms and the risk of floods. -
15 amazing things humans discovered in 2016
While various pundits have claimed we are living in a post-fact and post-truth world, those slaves to reality - scientists - have been busy discovering facts and explaining the world for anyone who cared to listen. -
Police delay raid on Thailand's largest temple after stand-off with monks
Hundreds of police surrounded Thailand's largest Buddhist temple on Tuesday seeking the arrest of its charismatic 72 year-old leader Phra Dhammachayo. -
Hotel sector prepares for busy period after AccorHotels buys Ibis chain for $200m
The hotel sector is preparing for a busy few years with the construction of new sites and the increased demand. -
Tourist found after car washed away at flooded Hugh River, near Alice Springs
A tourist who went missing after a car washed off a causeway at the flooded Hugh River near Alice Springs has been found, Northern Territory police said. -
Russia urges Libya leadership role for UN-defying military chief
Russia threw its weight behind a powerful Libyan army commander, Khalifa Haftar, who's in conflict with the UN-backed government there, saying he must have a role in the leadership of the crisis-wracked state. -
Man dies after car hits tree in Somerville
A man is dead after a car struck a tree in Victoria's south-east. -
Melbourne's new Bible belt where politics swings to the right
Last week, during an otherwise unremarkable meeting at one of the fastest-growing councils in the state, a decision was made which positions the many suburbs of Casey as Melbourne's new bible belt. -
Melbourne City squander penalty opportunities in A-League draw with Perth Glory
What a Christmas cracker of a match this was - a game that began at a furious speed and only picked up the pace from that point onwards before ending in high drama and controversy with Melbourne City missing a second penalty in stoppage time, and with it the chance to snare a last-gasp winner. -
The Bachelorette Sam Frost and Sasha Mielczarek confirm break-up
It was the romance made... on TV. But, now, the Bachelorette Sam Frost and Sasha Mielczarek have ended their relationship. -
Sydney Sixers too good for Perth Scorchers in Big Bash League at SCG
The Sydney Sixers have won their second Big Bash game this season, proving too good for the Perth Scorchers. -
Indonesian blasphemy saga: Islamic hardliner accused of insulting Christianity
Jakarta: There has been a new twist in the blasphemy saga gripping Indonesia with Islamic hardliner Habib Rizieq reported to police for allegedly insulting Christianity during a sermon on Christmas Day. -
Queensland Rail had 528,000 fewer trips in July-September compared to last year
Commuters abandoned Queensland Rail in the three months leading up to the opening of the Redcliffe Peninsula Line, with a half a million fewer trips.

