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Bruny Island to get new ferry service for 2018 but Government short on detail
via abc.net.au
Tourist hotspot Bruny Island will have a new ferry service by the middle of next year but the Tasmanian Government is short on detail. -
Rape and unlawful detention charges laid against SA man after backpacker found
via abc.net.au
A man will face an Adelaide court tomorrow charged with rape and unlawful detention of a backpacker who was found on Friday. -
Asbestos alert at Royal Hobart Hospital redevelopment prompts calls for fresh audit
via abc.net.au
The potential exposure of 25 workers to asbestos prompts calls from Labor and the construction union for a fresh audit of the $680 million Royal Hobart Hospital redevelopment. -
Life after Black Saturday: 'I'd never go back and I'd advise anyone, don't go'
via abc.net.au
Gary Hughes had a distinct experience of Black Saturday, as both a reporter and a victim. The journalist won awards for his coverage of the disaster, but struggled with the way the media treated people who had lost everything. -
Are there too many apartments in Canberra?
via abc.net.au
Almost anywhere you go in Canberra you will see cranes dotting the skyline, building the city's next hulking apartment towers. But is an oversupply likely, and is that a bad thing? -
Man facing abduction charges over backpacker's disappearance in SA
via abc.net.au
A 52-year-old man is arrested over the alleged abduction and sexual assault of a European backpacker in South Australia's Murray Mallee region. -
Melbourne City come back to earn 2-2 A-League draw with Brisbane Roar
via abc.net.au
Melbourne City's second-stringers show their wares, earning a point with a gritty comeback to draw 2-2 with the Roar in Brisbane. -
WA storms: BOM warns of severe thunderstorms, heavy rain, flash flooding and hailstones
via abc.net.au
Severe thunderstorms in WA are likely to produce damaging winds and heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding and large hailstones, the Bureau of Meteorology says. -
AFL Women's: Melbourne Demons beat Collingwood Magpies by 19 points after superb comeback
via abc.net.au
After leading by 19 points at half-time, Collingwood goes scoreless in the second half as Melbourne wins at Princes Park. -
WA storms: Severe weather 'no longer occurring', BOM says
via abc.net.au
The immediate threat of severe weather in WA passes, but rescue services continue to monitor the situation, the Bureau of Meteorology says. -
Meningie man facing abduction charges over backpacker's disappearance from Adelaide
via abc.net.au
South Australian police arrest a 52-year-old man over an alleged abduction and sexual offences of a European backpacker in the state's Murray Mallee region. -
Ravensthorpe cut off by floodwater, chopper sent to rescue stranded drivers
via abc.net.au
A helicopter rescues about 15 people trapped by floodwaters on Western Australia's south coast, after torrential rain swells waterways. -
European tourist missing in SA
via abc.net.au
Police hold serious concerns for a missing European tourist who they suspect may be in South Australia's Murraylands region. -
Police fear European backpacker is being held against her will in SA's Murraylands
via abc.net.au
South Australian police appeal for anyone holding a European tourist against her will to let her go unharmed as they hold grave concerns following the backpacker's disappearance. -
European backpacker found safe in Murray Bridge after fears she was held captive
via abc.net.au
A European backpacker, who police feared was being held against her will in South Australia's Murraylands region, is found safe in Murray Bridge. -
WA election: Labor's debt reduction relies on rising GST share and iron ore prices
via abc.net.au
WA Labor says it will set aside 50 per cent of iron ore royalties to pay down state debt, but it has not ruled out increasing taxes. -
Meningie man facing abduction charges over backpacker Davine Arckens' disappearance from Adelaide
via abc.net.au
A 52-year-old man from South Australia's Coorong region is facing abduction charges over the abduction of Belgian backpacker Davine Arckens. -
AFL Women's: Carlton beats GWS by 13 points to make it two wins to start season
via abc.net.au
Carlton is unbeaten after two rounds of the AFL Women's season, coming home with a wet sail to beat GWS by 13 points. -
NSW heatwave: How some of the hottest towns in Australia dealt with the heat
via abc.net.au
How do you cope with the heat when you're in one of the hottest towns in Australia? -
Man arrested over backpacker's disappearance set to face charges for abduction
via abc.net.au
A South Australian man will face abduction charges over the disappearance of a tourist. -
Victoria wicketkeeper Sam Harper hospitalised after being hit by Jake Lehmann hook shot
via abc.net.au
Victoria wicketkeeper Sam Harper heads to hospital for scans after being hit in the head by South Australian Jake Lehmann's bat during a Sheffield Shield match at Adelaide Oval. -
Man arrested over backpacker's disappearance set to face charges for abduction, sexual offences
via abc.net.au
A South Australian man will face charges of abduction and sexual offences over the disappearance of a tourist. -
Lentil Beer
via abc.net.au
Australia has its first lentil beer. -
WA storms: Great Southern, Wheatbelt and Goldfields warned wild weather on way
via abc.net.au
Residents in Western Australia's Goldfields and Wheatbelt are being warned to brace for more bad weather with a severe thunderstorm bringing hail and damaging winds to parts of the state. -
Canberra swelters through another 41C day, fire ban extended as heatwave continues
via abc.net.au
There are no signs of heat relief for Canberrans, with the temperature hitting 41 degrees Celsius for the second time in as many days, as ActewAGL reminds residents to monitor power usage to ease pressure on the grid. -
Norwegian Star: Second propulsion fault in two weeks for luxury liner broken down off Victoria
via abc.net.au
A luxury cruise ship being towed back to Melbourne after it broke down off Victoria's coast with more than 3,000 passengers and crew on board also experienced a problem with its propulsion system a fortnight ago, the company reveals. -
Adelaide-made low-emission buses venture looks to fill Holden jobs gap
via abc.net.au
New low-emission buses are about to go into service in Adelaide, with dozens more to be built to fill interstate orders, as part of manufacturing efforts to fill the jobs hole when Holden closes in northern Adelaide. -
Party brawl in Lake Macquarie closes down Pacific Highway, injures six police
via abc.net.au
A "perfect storm" party of teenagers, heat, drugs and alcohol forces the closure of the Pacific Highway at Lake Macquarie in NSW overnight, police say, after hundreds of drunken partygoers spill onto the streets fighting, throwing bottles and cans. -
Uranium mines 'not priority' in WA following profit downgrade, environmentalists claim
via abc.net.au
Western Australia's peak environmental lobby group claims uranium miner Cameco is unlikely to prioritise development of its projects in the state in the wake of a quarterly profit that was lower than expected. -
Asbestos scare at Royal Hobart Hospital site where 25 contractors potentially exposed
via abc.net.au
Up to 25 contractors working on the Royal Hobart Hospital redevelopment in the CBD have potentially been exposed to asbestos due to an administrative error. -
Man hurt in North Adelaide hair loss salon explosion
via abc.net.au
A man is rushed to hospital after an explosion and fire at a hair loss treatment salon at North Adelaide. -
Queensland heatwave: Temperature records predicted to tumble in state's south, BOM says
via abc.net.au
As Queenslanders deal with extreme summer heat and closed beaches, records are predicted to tumble on Sunday in the state's south, the Bureau of Meteorology says. -
Hope and despair: A dispatch from the front lines of Roe 8's 'madness'
"It’s been over two months now since this madness started and, for the many of us at the heart of it, it is all consuming. It has taken over our lives to the exclusion of everything else. We live and dream in this strange reality." -
Australia's new political divide: 'globalists' versus 'patriots'
There is a new political fault line emerging in Australia, and it cuts across the traditional progressive and conservative divide. -
Lake Macquarie party brawl closes down the Pacific Highway
via abc.net.au
Police are forced to close the Pacific Highway at Lake Macquarie in NSW overnight, after hundreds of drunken partygoers spill onto the streets fighting, throwing bottles and cans. -
Women's soccer needs promotion and marketing to capitalise on game's advantages
All sports need to showcase their big occasions. Sunday's W-League grand final is one of those occasions. -
Perth freeway hit and run pursuit caught on dash camera
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New Zealand races to rescue beached whales as 200 more come in
Hundreds more whales have swam into shore at the site of an earlier stranding at Farewell Spit as the tide came in, sending volunteers scrambling. -
Police seek witnesses after man and woman shot in Gordon
Two people have been taken to hospital and police are seeking witnesses after a shooting in Gordon on Friday night. -
Dating service fraudster sells everything to pay back $2 million to victims
A fraudster who stifled $2.15 million out of men she targeted through an online dating website has sold all her assets in a bid to pay them back. -
Macquarie Harbour water quality woes prompt more fears for maugean skate survival
via abc.net.au
An environmental group is warning water quality in Macquarie Harbour is threatening the survival of an ancient skate species. -
AFL 2017: Richmond want Dustin Martin to be an offensive and defensive threat
Dustin Martin may be the Tigers' reigning best and fairest but the midfield bull has been asked to continue to refine his defensive game. -
Energex confident energy grid will handle Queensland weekend demand
The energy grid will be pushed to the limit, handling a rare weekend peak demand while feeding New South Wales any spare power. -
Domino's needs to face up to itself
On Facebook, Don Meij, the boss of pizza giant Domino's refers to himself as chief enthusiasm officer. -
Lifesaver turns 80, still performing rescues on the dawn patrol along the Gold Coast strip
via abc.net.au
You are in trouble in the Gold Coast surf and in urgent need of a lifesaver, but fear not when you find the man who comes to your rescue is old enough to be your grandfather. -
Man rushed to hospital after stabbing in Melbourne's south-east
A man has been rushed to hospital after being stabbed several times in Melbourne's south east this morning. -
Two women on the run after escaping Numinbah Correctional Centre
The two women were reported missing just before midnight from the Gold Coast prison. -
French elections: The Hollywood candidate, Emmanuel Macron, is gaining ground
Some call him the French Obama, even the French Kevin Rudd. Emmanuel Macron, the independent running for the French presidency and polling well, is likely to become increasingly visible and viable. -
Renewable energy: Most solar panels 'next to useless' at key times, expert says
Pointing our solar panels in the wrong direction is only one quirk in our strained energy system. -
Donald Trump's Asia-Pacific policy still a work in progress
With the future of US-China relations still unclear, Australia and other Asia-Pacific nations can only wait in hope that level heads prevail in the White House.

