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Japanese liqueur company strengthens ties with South Australian grain producers during international tour
via abc.net.au
Up to 150 South Australian barley producers have the rare opportunity to network with one of Japan's largest liqueur companies. -
Adani's planned Carmichael coal mine to shift millions to Cayman Islands controlled company
via abc.net.au
Analysis of company filings shows up to $3 billion from Adani's planned Carmichael coal mine will be shifted to a subsidiary in the Cayman Islands if the controversial project goes ahead. -
Comancheros bikie gang targeted in police raids across Melbourne; drugs, cash seized
via abc.net.au
Twenty people are arrested and drugs and cash are seized after Victorian police target the Comancheros motorcycle gang in a series of raids across Melbourne. -
BOM forecasts more rain for Sydney, severe thunderstorms for NSW
via abc.net.au
Another day of wild wet weather is expected to drench parts of New South Wales, with rain and possibly severe thunderstorms set to hit Sydney today. -
Increasing production from Bass Strait fields would keep lid on gas prices, consultants find
via abc.net.au
Investment in existing operations in Bass Strait will help stabilise gas prices after 2020, but it must be done now, a report by industry consultants McKinsey and Co says. -
Increase production from Bass Strait to keep lid on gas price: McKinsey
via abc.net.au
A report by industry consultants McKinsey and Co says investment in existing 'brownfields' operations in Bass Strait will help stabilise gas price post 2020, but warns it must be done now. -
Adelaide Fringe crowdfunding push saves Rhino Room comedy hub from closure
via abc.net.au
Comedy lovers have come to the rescue of the renowned Rhino Room comedy hub, donating generouslyespecially during the Adelaide Fringe festivalto secure its move to new premises. -
Commonwealth Games: The Queen launches Gold Coast 2018 baton relay in London
via abc.net.au
The Queen launches the baton relay - starting the countdown to the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast - at Buckingham Palace. -
SA power: Will the state re-imagine Playford for the 21st century?
via abc.net.au
It's not everyday a conservative chooses to nationalise privately-owned assets but it is where South Australia's electricity got interesting. -
Hackers steal thousands after Queensland School Photography targeted online
via abc.net.au
Criminals use the credit card details of unsuspecting Queensland parents to rack up huge bills overseas, after hacking into the payment system of a school photo business. -
NSW by-election: James Griffin wins Liberal preselection for Manly
via abc.net.au
Mike Baird's pick to replace him as Liberal candidate in the seat of Manly in Sydney's north, James Griffin, has won preselection with a significant margin. -
Timeline of milestones (and mishaps) in South Australia's electricity story
via abc.net.au
Electricity held the promise of a better, cleaner life, where everyone could be a marvellous housewife who could cook and clean with ease. Have a look at South Australia's love affair with electricity and some of the state's milestone. -
Land Rent Scheme release at Moncrieff offers first home buyers step onto property ladder
via abc.net.au
A community home provider adapts the Land Rent Scheme to try to get more people out of the "rental roundabout" and into home ownership. -
Adani's planned Carmichael coal mine to shift millions to Cayman Islands shell company
via abc.net.au
Analysis of company filings shows up to $3 billion from Adani's planned Carmichael coal mine will be shifted to a subsidiary in the Cayman Islands if the controversial project goes ahead. -
Sara Connor sentenced to four years' jail over Bali policeman's death
Byron Bay woman Sara Connor has been found guilty of fatal group assault and jailed for four years over the death of a Bali police officer despite maintaining her innocence throughout a marathon four-month trial. -
'Satirical' Texas bill turns language of anti-abortion laws on men, fining men for masturbating
"A lot of people find the bill funny," the author said. "What's not funny are the obstacles that Texas women face every day, that were placed there by legislatures making it very difficult for them to access health care." -
I'm A Celebrity 2017 Australia winner revealed as Casey Donovan, but did the result leak?
After 45 gruelling days in the South African wilderness, the winner of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here has finally been revealed. -
Q&A recap: Mem Fox says she will never return to US after being 'interrogated'
The famed Australian children's author says the experience made her 'ashamed of being a human being'. -
Scotland's leader Nicola Sturgeon calls for second independence referendum before Brexit
Scotland's first minister Nicola Sturgeon has launched a fresh push for independence, complaining she hit a brick wall trying to avoid her country being dragged down a "hard Brexit" path. -
Cashless welfare card to continue in Ceduna in SA and Kununurra in WA amid success of trial
via abc.net.au
The Federal Government says its "successful" cashless welfare card will continue to be used in Ceduna in South Australia and Kununurra in Western Australia. -
Cashless welfare card to continue in Ceduna in SA and Kununurra in WA after trial's success
via abc.net.au
The Federal Government says its "successful" cashless welfare card will continue to be used in Ceduna in South Australia and Kununurra in Western Australia. -
People are delaying having children so they can buy a house: Scott Morrison
Treasurer Scott Morrison has linked housing affordability to Australia's birth rate, suggesting would-be home buyers are delaying having kids so they can get into the property market. -
I'm A Celebrity 2017: Casey Donovan's win shows Australia loves her, if not our showbiz industry
Will the Australian recording industry show it has changed in the last 13 years by giving Casey Donovan, the woman, the television star, the talented singer, another go? -
US Vice President Mike Pence to visit Australia, Asia in April: report
Tokyo: US Vice President Mike Pence will reportedly visit Japan, Indonesia and Australia next month as part of an Asian tour amid concerns the Trump administration is rolling back Barack Obama's "pivot to Asia". -
Household rip-offs trigger call to re-regulate electricity
The failure of Australia's electricity market has triggered a call for government to intervene. -
David Taylor, boyfriend of Sara Connor, gets six years over Bali police officer's death
David Taylor, the boyfriend of Byron Bay woman Sara Connor, has been sentenced to six years' jail over the death of a Balinese police officer. -
Saudi Arabian King Salman's nine-day trip to Indonesia is a worry for Australia
A parallel universe exists just 200 kilometre from Australia's shores. It's otherwise known as Indonesia. A remarkable event that you haven't heard about has just taken place there. -
Surfing: Hometown hero Mick Fanning on comeback trail at Quiksilver Pro
Australian three-time world champion hopes lessons learnt off tour can carry him to glory on the Gold Coast. -
Julie Bishop calls for Trump administration to do more in Asia as China rises
The Trump administration must step up and play a great role in our region, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said on Monday evening, as the rise of China and disputes over maritime boundaries present fresh challenges in the Indo-Pacific. -
Bibles, beer, two blokes in blue suits and the seven minutes I'll never get back
Maybe it was just my Twitter. Maybe this didn't break out anywhere else, but it did break out all over my timeline. -
Japan 'plans to send largest warship to South China Sea'
Japan plans to dispatch its largest warship on a three-month tour through the South China Sea beginning in May, in its biggest show of naval force in the region since WWII. -
Laws to keep violent suspects locked up could hurt women they're meant to protect: group
An LNP bill that would compel someone charged with a domestic violence-related offence to show why they should be released on bail has been opposed by a women's rights group. -
Energy security fears trigger action on power supply
Premier Daniel Andrews is promising to keep Victoria's electricity supply "as affordable, resilient and secure" as possible, amid warnings that households are being dudded by power retailers fattening their profits. -
Hundreds of public servants use pedal power to reach Tower of Power
A Griffith academic says workplaces that provide cycling facilities appeared to have a competitive edge in recruiting "go-get people", and keeping them on staff. -
Man charged after woman's body pulled from car in Bunbury port
via abc.net.au
A 44-year-old man is charged over the death of a woman in a car which plunged into the water at Bunbury port in Western Australia's South West at the weekend. -
Doctor Blake fans protest hit show's surprise cancellation
Diehard fans of ABC TV's Doctor Blake have started an online petition demanding the national broadcaster reverse its decision to cancel the top-rating drama. -
Stereotypes aplenty as global wealth group State Street Global Advisors hunts alpha female investors
"Genetic factors like levels of testosterone and how the brain deals with stress can skew female investors into being more risk adverse" - Stereotypes aplenty as global wealth group State Street Global Advisors hunts alpha female investors. -
I'm A Celebrity 2017 Australia live: Winner to take grand finale crown
After six weeks of South African jungle life, Casey Donovan has been crowned the first Queen of the Jungle on I'm A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! and collects $100,000 for The Starlight Foundation. -
NSW weather: Storm lashes central-west, BOM tells Sydney to prepare for wild Tuesday
via abc.net.au
Up to 80mm of rain and severe thunderstorms could lash Sydney and the Blue Mountains on Tuesday, as the Bureau of Meteorology warns New South Wales' wild weather will continue. -
Life's a circus on Harmony Day as young migrants celebrate diversity through art
The Harmony Art Collective exhibition features the collective work of more than 300 young migrants, aged 15-24, drawn from workshops across the country. -
What does the Labor victory in WA mean?
via abc.net.au
Labor had a crushing victory in the WA election, and the result will inform how the major parties deal with Pauline Hanson's One Nation party in forthcoming elections. -
The diversity battles far from won: ethnicity, ability and class
It's not just women who are missing: search for the other faces who are absent, too. -
Review: Bistro Nguyen's
It's easy to understand why Nguyen's is busy. It has some enjoyable food, plenty of interest in the menu, and an energy in the space. -
Kitchen garden: At home with Sandra Norris
Sandra Norris has 48 fruit and citrus trees in her garden in Theodore and you can see them thisweekend. -
'Sir Robert Menzies would be turning in his grave' over APVMA move, says Labor's Gai Brodtmann
Coalition is trashing the legacy of one of its giants, says Canberra MP. -
Married At First Sight 2017: Michelle's 'game face' comes off over Jesse
When you're able to look past the Andrew/Cheryl sniping, it suddenly emerges that there is still plenty of drama left in Married At First Sight. Only this time the focus is Michelle and Jesse. -
CRICKET: Victoria adds Quiney, Coleman for Shield clash against Queensland
Victoria have added veteran batsman Rob Quiney to the Victorian squad to defeat Queensland in their Sheffield Shield clash on Thursday. -
Rusted barrels of radioactive waste cost CSIRO $30 million
CSIRO has been slapped with a $30 million clean up bill after barrels full of radioactive waste were found to be "deteriorating rapidly" and possibly leaking. -
Adelaide Cup would lose public holiday status if moved from March to May: Racing Minister
via abc.net.au
The Adelaide Cup date debate continues, with racing authorities told to keep the event in March or accept losing its public holiday status. -
Light rail road closures: Gungahlin residents face nine months of lane closures on Flemington Road
Nine months of continuous lane closures along Flemington Road start this Friday.

