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Cyclone Debbie captured in satellite images from space
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The sheer size of Tropical Cyclone Debbie is shown in stunning photographs captured by NASA and other space agencies. -
Search resumes for men missing off Penguin Island after capsized boat found
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A search is resuming this morning off the coast of Perth for up to two men believed to be missing at sea near Penguin Island, off Rockingham. -
Nth Queenslanders bunker down as Cyclone Debbie nears
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North Queenslanders are bunkered down this morning, as Cyclone Debbie nears the coast. The category 4 cyclone is expected to make landfall around midday. The weather bureau says the very destructive core of the cyclone is now starting to affect the Whitsunday Islands, with gusts expected to peak at 250 kilometres an hour. A storm surge is predicted to coincide with high tide, while tens of thousands of homes are already without power. -
Pipis: The unassuming shellfish at the heart of a racially fuelled debate at Venus Bay
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Tyre slashing, vandalism and racially charged incidents are all part of the storm that's brewing in the otherwise quaint coastal town of Venus Bay. -
Cyclone Debbie set to make landfall near Bowen
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North Queensland is already feeling the effects of Cyclone Debbie as it moves towards the coast, with meteorologists predicting it will make landfall later today near Bowen. Follow live. -
City vs sprawl: A tale of two Melbournes
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Melbourne is planning for hundreds of new apartments in the inner city, and more than a dozen new suburbs in the outer sprawl. So how does family life in the booming centre compare to the expanding fringes? -
Adelaide cemetery worker allegedly took photos of remains and showed others
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A cemetery worker, who has now resigned, is being investigated by Adelaide police for allegedly taking photos of human remains and showing other people at social occasions. -
Kimberley abattoir resumes production after big wet season
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The Kimberley's only abattoir is back processing cattle after a decent break over the wet season. -
Man hit by side of train at Preston station after wrestling with officers, police say
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A man is hit by the side of a train at a Melbourne railway station after trying to escape from officers who caught him smoking in a carriage, police say. -
Cashless society: Royal Society for the Blind trials new system while others fear the worst
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Despite fears that a cashless society could negatively affect charities, one Australian organisation is testing the idea by installing tap-and-go machines in two Adelaide businesses. -
Doctors back move for Royal Hobart Hospital bed shortage inquiry, minister dismisses
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Tasmania's Health Minister dismisses calls by Opposition Leader Rebecca White for an inquiry into bed shortages at Royal Hobart Hospital, asking "Is this the best she can come up with?" -
BOM warning as Cyclone Debbie intensifies; emergency alert issued in Mackay
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Torrential rain hits Mackay and local authorities issue a storm surge warning as Tropical Cyclone Debbie makes its presence felt in the north Queensland city. -
Cyclone Debbie hours from hitting north Queensland coast, BOM warns
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Cyclone Debbie is showing no signs of weakening as it barrels toward populated parts of the north Queensland coast. -
Cyclone Debbie set to make landfall near Bowen on Tuesday
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Tropical Cyclone Debbie is maintaining its intensity as it moves towards the Queensland coast, with meteorologists predicting it will make landfall about midday on Tuesday. Follow live. -
Navy's largest ships unable to join Cyclone Debbie emergency response amid engine troubles
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Engineers are frantically working to solve engine problems on the Royal Australian Navy's two largest ships, with fears the Landing Helicopter Docks could be out of action for several weeksruling them out for any support efforts in the wake of Tropical Cyclone Debbie. -
Interview: Clare Press and Clara Vuletich
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Jeremy Fernandez speaks to journalist and author Clare Press and designer Clara Vuletich about the rise of fast fashion globally, and its far-reaching consequences on both the industry and labour markets. -
Cyclone Debbie reaches category four, thousands in low-lying Mackay areas told to leave
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Tropical Cyclone Debbie strengthens to category four and is expected to hit the north Queensland coast about 8:00am on Tuesday, the Bureau of Meteorology warns. -
'Energy-harvesting' clear glass created by Perth team
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The world's first commercially viable clear, solar glass is developed in Western Australia, and is being viewed as a game changer for the renewable energy industry. -
3D technology keeps a classic vintage car on the road
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Australia's car industry may have been reduced to little more than a cottage industry, but that doesn't mean it lacks innovation and drive. A team of specialists in the Vitorian town of Castlemaine have turned to the high-tech world of 3D printing to keep a 103-year-old Delage vintage car on the road. -
Aboriginal pastor Geoffrey Stokes tells Kalgoorlie firearms trial he was defending cultural site
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Pastor and Aboriginal activist Geoffrey Stokes tells a Kalgoorlie court he was defending a culturally significant location when he fired a rifle during a confrontation at a northern Goldfields mine site. -
Sheffield Shield final: Victoria piles on the runs to have South Australia on the back foot after day two
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South Australia faces a massive challenge if it is to win the Sheffield Shield final after Victoria dominated day two in the Alice Springs heat. -
Man charged after allegedly threatening Perth transit officer with gun during ticket check
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Police charge a 22-year-old Gosnells man over an incident in which a transit officer was allegedly threatened with a handgun after asking to see the man's ticket at a train station in Perth's east. -
Transperth's SmartRider tracking of passengers' movements sparks privacy fears
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Perth's public transport authority is logging tens of thousands of people's travel patterns in an ever-growing database, in a move that has raised concerns from privacy advocates. -
BOM warns of Cyclone Debbie inundation, 25,000 people in low-lying Mackay areas told to leave
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More than 25,000 people need to move from low-lying areas in Mackay by midnight, with fears incoming Tropical Cyclone Debbie could cause inundation of up to 2.5 metres above the high tide level, Queensland's Police Commissioner says. -
Crossbenchers discuss what they will and won't support in the senate
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Nick Xenophon, Jacqui Lambie and Malcolm Roberts discuss the government's agenda and the likelihood of crossbench support for it in the senate. -
Cyclone Debbie: What to expect when you're evacuating
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Evacuation centres are designed to be a safe place to wait out a cyclonenot be a home away from home. -
Who ordered the contract killing of Joe Antoun?
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There have been more than a dozen gangland killings in Sydney since 2013. Last month two men were convicted over one of them, the contract shooting of alleged stand-over man, Joe Antoun. But who ordered the killing? -
Cure for Pain: 'Powerful' work by elusive artist eX de Medici acquired by Australian War Memorial
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eX de Medici's eye-catching painting, Cure for Pain, a four-metre-long depiction of mortality and equality in death, is acquired by the Australian War Memorial. -
Muslim women shrug off stereotypes about oppression at Adelaide forum Passion Cafe
via abc.net.au
A new forum, Passion Cafe, hears from Muslim women as they discuss their experiences with racism in Australia and reject the notion they are oppressed. -
Sidney Nolan centenary reveals hidden haul of paintings
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Many of the greatest works by late Australian artist Sidney Nolan, born 100 years ago, are displayed in public for the first time, with the largest number of Kelly paintings shown together since 1955. -
Playground space to double at Sydney school where running is banned
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Students at the overcrowded Artarmon Public School on Sydney's lower-north shore celebrate as a blueprint to replace a hall with extra playground space gives them room to stretch their legs. -
Playground space at Sydney school where running is banned to double
Students at the overcrowded Artarmon Public School on Sydney's lower-north shore celebrate as a blueprint to replace a hall with extra playground space gives them room to stretch their legs. -
Delage Type-S: The 103-year-old grand prix car saved by a 3D printer
via abc.net.au
Australia is home to the only surviving 1914 Delage Type-S grand prix car in the world, and thanks to a world-first feat of technology this centurion is still on the road. -
Tropical Cyclone Debbie looms closer to the North Queensland coast
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The rain has started pouring down, as Tropical Cyclone Debbie looms closer to the North Queensland coast. Reporter Annie Guest has the latest from the town of Bowen. -
Residents prepare for Cyclone Debbie
via abc.net.au
From Townsville down to Mackay, residents are bunkering down in preparation of what's tipped to be the worst cyclone to hit north Queensland since Yasi in 2011. But as tropical cyclone Debbie charts its way further south, authorities have just issued a fresh warning and evacuation orders for residents of Mackay. Debbie, now a category three cyclone, is now tipped to cross the coast as a category four between Bowen and Mackay. It's due to hit in the morning, coinciding with a tidal surge. -
Government's business tax cuts faces final, biggest hurdle
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This afternoon, the Government passed its bill to cut business taxes to 25 per cent through the Lower House. But there's still no sign that it's got enough support from the Senate crossbench for it to become law. Meanwhile, as the Prime Minister tries to keep attention on the Government's efforts to rein in electricity prices, the Opposition has used Question Time to probe whether the Treasurer Scott Morrison still has the support from his colleagues. -
Police searching for bumbag bandit question man over transit officer gun threat
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Police searching for a bumbag-wearing bandit who threatened a Perth transit officer with a gun are questioning a man in his 20s. -
World's biggest dinosaur footprints found in north-western Australia
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Scientists publish details of the world's biggest dinosaur footprintssauropod prints measuring a whopping 1.7 metres. -
'No conspiracy' in deleted Facebook photo of Matthew Groom with cable car proponent
via abc.net.au
The Greens describe a deleted Facebook photo of Minister Matthew Groom with the man trying to build a cable car on Mount Wellington as "cosy". -
Lights installed in Melbourne footpath to help distracted pedestrians cross safely
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An intersection in Melbourne's CBD is illuminated from the ground to try and prevent people distracted by their phones stepping out in front of traffic. -
Cyclone Debbie damage bill for farmers could hit $1b, agricultural groups warn
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Cyclone Debbie has the potential to wipe out fruit, vegetable and sugar cane crops around one billion dollars, devastating regional communities and sending prices soaring at the green grocers, agricultural groups say. -
Police trio honoured for rescuing men from sinking boat during storm
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Three police officers who thought they would die at sea trying to save two men from a sinking boat, have been honoured 27 years after the successful rescue. -
Call for star safety ratings for quad bikes following hundreds of deaths in six years
via abc.net.au
A spate of accidental deaths around the country prompts a call for a star safety rating system to be introduced for quad bikes and side-by-side vehicles. -
Cyclone Debbie damage bill for farmers could be in the billions, agricultural groups warn
via abc.net.au
Cyclone Debbie has the potential to wipe out fruit, vegetable and sugar cane crops worth more than a billion dollars, devastating regional communities and sending prices soaring at the green grocers, agricultural groups say. -
SA coroner told Rita Ann Broadway died alone and in pain after hospital discharge
via abc.net.au
A 66-year-old woman died alone and in pain after an "uncaring attitude" from some members of the medical profession, an Adelaide inquest hears. -
Clive Mensink arrest warrant issued after former Queensland Nickel director fails to show for court
via abc.net.au
A Federal Court judge finally runs out of patience with Clive Mensink, issuing a warrant for his arrest after the Queensland Nickel former director again failed to turn up to court to answer questions about the company's demise. -
NSW Labor's infighting exposed in court as former general secretary Jamie Clements' trial begins
via abc.net.au
Former NSW Labor general secretary Jamie Clements is accused in court of illegally accessing the electoral role in order to provide a man's details to a union boss as party heavyweights waged war around him. -
Invisible Farmers: Meet some of the women farmers of Harrow
via abc.net.au
Women play an enormous role in farming in Australia, and as they come to farming in many different ways they are often the unheard and unseen part of the establishment. -
Cyclone Debbie: Preparing pets and wildlife for wild weather ahead
via abc.net.au
From cassowaries to kittens, animal lovers in northern Queensland are helping creatures great and small prepare for Cyclone Debbie's wild weather. -
Klaus Neubert shooting victim Josephine Cooper seeks $1m more in compensation
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A woman shot in the hand while trying to shield her friend who was murdered in peak hour traffic in Hobart increases her compensation claim.

