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'Heartbreaking' bacterial infection kills 16 endangered orange-bellied parrots in breeding program
via abc.net.au
A common bacteria kills up to 16 critically endangered orange-bellied parrots at a captive breeding centre in Hobart, in what the environment department labels "a heartbreaking start to the new year". -
Melbourne car attack: Family mourn baby killed in Bourke St Mall rampage
via abc.net.au
The three-month-old victim of Melbourne's Bourke Street rampage is identified as Zachary Bryant, a "beautiful, loving, happy and perfect little baby" who his family say was the light of their lives. -
NSW heatwave: Records tumble in Moree, while Sydney set to swelter with top of 40C
via abc.net.au
As the mercury soars past 40 degrees Celsius in Sydney, spare a thought for the people of Moree, who are in the midst of a 27-day heatwave that has smashed records in New South Wales. -
Newcastle woman Neeti Pandya devotes her life to fundraising after the death of her son
via abc.net.au
A Newcastle woman takes a leading role in fundraising for the community after the death of her son. -
Golden pearls: An elusive gem of the sea for Australia's pearl industry
via abc.net.au
Did you know Australian pearl farms, every now and then, produce an elusive golden pearl? -
Hobart Hurricanes look to next Big Bash season after missing finals for third consecutive year
via abc.net.au
For the third year in a row, the Big Bash finals will not feature the purple team from Hobart, but the team insists it is not time for an overhaul of the playing roster. -
Bliss n Eso actor death a 'wake-up call' for film and TV industry safety, union says
via abc.net.au
Australia's film and television union says it will take a fresh look at safety for the entire industry after a man was shot dead during the filming of a music video for Australian hip hop group Bliss n Eso in Brisbane's CBD. -
Australian Open: Rafael Nadal through to quarter finals after four-set win against Gael Monfils
via abc.net.au
Spain's Rafael Nadal foils a comeback by sixth-seeded Frenchman Gael Monfils to book an Australian Open quarter-final berth. -
Australian Open: Third seed Milos Raonic maintains his Open run with win over Roberto Bautista Agut
via abc.net.au
Canada's third seed Milos Raonic's tilt at the Australian Open title remains on track after a fourth-round win over Spain's Roberto Bautista Agut. -
Melbourne car attack: Family mourn three-month-old baby killed in Bourke St Mall rampage
via abc.net.au
The three-month-old victim of Melbourne's Bourke Street rampage is identified as Zachary Bryant, a "beautiful, loving, happy and perfect little baby" who his family say was the light of their lives. -
Melbourne car attack: Bourke Street victims remembered at vigil in Federation Square
via abc.net.au
Thousands of people gather in Melbourne's Federation Square to mourn victims of the Bourke Street car rampage, with a witness asking the crowd to now focus on how the community has come together in the wake of the attack. -
CIA document shows NT Pine Gap spy base could be attack target, foreign policy expert says
via abc.net.au
A foreign policy expert says a top secret CIA document from the end of the Cold War shows just how likely it is that the Northern Territory's Pine Gap joint spy base could be a target. -
David Warner wins back-to-back Allan Border Medals, Meg Lanning wins Belinda Clark award
via abc.net.au
Australia's big-hitting Test opener David Warner wins his second straight Allan Border Medal, while Southern Stars captain Meg Lanning wins the Belinda Clark award for the third time. -
Bliss n Eso music video actor Johann Ofner shot dead while filming in Brisbane CBD bar
via abc.net.au
Gold Coast actor Johann Ofner is killed after being shot in the chest during filming of a music video for Australian hip hop group Bliss n Eso in Brisbane's CBD. -
Australian Open: Last local hope Daria Gavrilova loses fourth-round clash to Karolina Pliskova
via abc.net.au
Australia's last local hope Daria Gavrilova is out at Melbourne Park, losing 6-3, 6-3 to fifth seed Karolina Pliskova. -
PJ Harvey leads Melbourne audience in 'sonic crusade'
via abc.net.au
Sunday night's PJ Harvey show in Melbourne left the crowd in awe, on their feet, charged with the power of a truly transformative show, writes Will Huxley. -
North Melbourne AFL player Trent Dumont appears in court over Adelaide taxi robbery allegations
via abc.net.au
North Melbourne Football Club player Trent Dumont faces trial after being accused of pushing over a taxi driver in Adelaide, holding him to the ground and stealing $70. -
Victoria announces shake-up of bail laws after tragedy on city streets
via abc.net.au
The Victorian Government has announced a shake-up of the state's bail laws after it was revealed the man who allegedly drove his car at pedestrians last Friday was put back on the streets only six days before. -
Punk violinist Nigel Kennedy returns to Australia
via abc.net.au
Classical music's bad boy, Nigel Kennedy, returns to Australia. -
The rise of Gladys Berejiklian
via abc.net.au
Gladys Berejiklian today became Premier of NSW after being elected unopposed by the Liberal partyroom. -
Australian Open: Grigor Dimitrov defeats Denis Istomin to set up quarter-final clash with David Goffin
via abc.net.au
Grigor Dimitrov and David Goffin advance to quarter-finals, with the Bulgarian ending the Australian Open run of Denis Istomin. -
PJ Harvey review: Band leads Melbourne audience in 'sonic crusade' through musical journey
via abc.net.au
Sunday night's PJ Harvey show in Melbourne left the crowd in awe, on their feet, charged with the power of a truly transformative show, writes Will Huxley. -
Patrick Dangerfield a father-to-be, as Geelong star uses TV announcer to voiceover big Twitter reveal
via abc.net.au
AFL star Patrick Dangerfield enlists some high profile help for a social media post announcing his impending fatherhood. -
Bliss n Eso music video actor shot dead while filming in Brisbane CBD bar
via abc.net.au
A man in his 20s dies after being shot in the chest during filming of a music video for Australian hip hop group Bliss n Eso in Brisbane's CBD. -
Queensland's lockout laws wound back, compulsory ID scanners to be introduced to Safe Night Precincts
via abc.net.au
The Queensland Government backs down from one of its signature policies and will not enforce a 1:00am nightclub lockout that was due to start next week, the state's Attorney-General says. -
Bushfire contained, warning downgraded in southern WA town of Albany
via abc.net.au
A bushfire warning is downgraded in the Albany suburbs of Orana and Milpara, in Western Australia's Great Southern. -
Queensland dumps controversial alcohol lockout laws
via abc.net.au
The Queensland Cabinet has dumped the state's controversial lockout laws, despite it being an election promise. Parliament passed the law for 1am lockouts last year, and they were to start next week. The Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education says politicians have been bought off by alcohol industry donations. -
Feline good: Record number of cat adoptions for WA shelter
via abc.net.au
WA's Cat Haven re-homed more than 5,500 cats last yearmore than ever beforebut carers say there are hundreds more still looking for homes. -
CBD violence prompts Victorian bail overhaul
via abc.net.au
The Victorian Government has begun what it's calling a major shakeup of the state's bail system. A man on bail killed five people and injured dozens more in the CBD last Friday. Some involved are still fighting for life in hospital. -
MH370 'highly likely' to be north of suspended search zone: ATSB
via abc.net.au
The head of the Australian Transport Safety Bureau says the wreckage of missing Malaysia Airlines flight is likely north of the area where the search is now suspended, but the Australian Transport Minister says no one knows for sure. -
Australian Open: Belgium's David Goffin beats eighth seed Dominic Thiem to reach quarter-finals
via abc.net.au
David Goffin goes through to his second grand slam quarter-final, defeating Dominic Thiem in four sets at the Australian Open. -
Clare Valley wine producers predict bumper crop despite delayed harvest
via abc.net.au
One of South Australia's biggest wine-producing regions experiences a delayed harvest, but despite the slow start winemakers are predicting a bumper crop this season. -
Queensland's lockout laws wound back
via abc.net.au
The Queensland Government backs down from one of its signature policies and will not enforce a 1:00am nightclub lockout that was due to start next week, the state's Attorney-General says. -
Melbourne car attack: Accused Bourke St killer Dimitrious Gargasoulas charged with five counts of murder
via abc.net.au
The man accused of killing five people and injuring dozens of pedestrians during a rampage through Melbourne's CBD is charged with five counts of murder. -
Albany bushfire in WA's Great Southern threatening lives and homes, authorities say
via abc.net.au
An emergency warning is issued for a bushfire threatening lives and homes in the Albany suburbs of Orana and Milpara, in Western Australia's Great Southern. -
Townsville's rising crime levels prompt calls for tougher penalties for offenders
via abc.net.au
Crime in Townsville is set to become a political football in north Queensland with no sign the problem is going away. -
Bliss n Eso music video actor shot dead while filming in Brisbane
via abc.net.au
A man in his 20s dies after being shot in the chest during filming of a music video for Australian hip hop group Bliss n Eso in Brisbane's CBD. -
South Australia's 1,500 bridges to be reviewed in wake of South Road closure
via abc.net.au
The condition of 1,500 bridge structures across South Australia will be reviewed following structural problems with a tram overpass forcing the partial closure of South Road last week. -
Tourette Syndrome a family affair as father and son work to stamp out stigma
via abc.net.au
A father and son who both have Tourette Syndrome say it is time to put and end to the stigma surrounding the disorder. -
Australian woman builds citrus industry in Laos from scratch
via abc.net.au
A Queensland citrus grower takes on the extraordinary challenge of helping develop a brand new citrus industry in the South-East Asian nation of Laos. -
Australian War Memorial garden to feature soils trod by South Australian WWI troops
via abc.net.au
Soils trampled by thousands of troops that left to fight in World War One from South Australia will feature in a new memorial garden project at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. -
Climate change could take the fight out of catch and release fish as water temperatures rise
via abc.net.au
The fish with the most fight could be the first to die as water temperatures rise on the Great Barrier Reef, researchers find. -
Skydive accident survivor rediscovers passion for life in open water swimming
via abc.net.au
A far north Queensland man whose passion for adventure landed him in a wheelchair is training for one of the toughest open water swims in Queensland. -
Trial sees thousands of Western Rock Lobsters sold locally
via abc.net.au
West Australians snatch up sought after crustacean in trial designed to drive up access to lobster. -
Truck driver accused of ramming, reversing over hatchback in alleged road rage incident granted bail in Adelaide
via abc.net.au
A truck driver who allegedly rammed a hatchback then reversed over it during a road rage incident in Adelaide at the weekend is granted bail. -
Man fatally shot in chest on film set in Brisbane
via abc.net.au
A man in his 20s dies after being shot in the chest on a film set at Brisbane CBD's Eagle Lane, according to police. -
European wasp: 'Pressure is on' to control declared pest in Western Australia
via abc.net.au
Forty years on from the first sighting in Western Australia, authorities continue to battle the European wasp as nest discoveries double in recent years. -
NSW Nationals leader John Barilaro facing voter backlash over council amalgamations
via abc.net.au
Outraged residents of John Barilaro's seat of Monaro say he will pay the price for supporting the forced amalgamation of the councils in his own electorate. -
Dubbo yearling sale feeds country race-tracks
via abc.net.au
Country racing enthusiasts roll up to the annual thoroughbred yearling sale at Dubbo to buy a stake in the Australian racing industry. -
SafeWork NSW cracks down on illegal firework trade in the lead up to Australia Day
via abc.net.au
SafeWork NSW cracks down on the illegal sale of fireworks through social media in the lead up to Australia Day.

