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Lead pollution no longer threat to air quality in major Australian cities, study finds
via abc.net.au
After decades of concern about the health effects of lead pollution, scientists have found the toxic pollutant no longer poses a threat to the air quality in our major cities but more backyard animals, mainly chickens, are being treated for lead poisoning. -
Perth Glory beat Brisbane Roar to tie up A-League finals spot
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The Glory lock away an A-League finals berth with a 3-1 victory over Brisbane Roar at Perth Oval. -
NSW by-election: Liberal Party claims Manly and North Shore victory despite swing
via abc.net.au
The Liberal party claims victory in both of the NSW seats it was fighting to retain, marking the end of an anxious month of by-election campaigning. -
Melbourne Victory hold Western Sydney Wanderers to A-League stalemate
A 10-man Melbourne Victory holds Western Sydney to a 0-0 draw at Sydney's Olympic stadium, locking in a top-two A-League finish and subsequent home semi-final. -
NSW by-election: Labor claims Gosford, Liberal Party takes Manly and North Shore
via abc.net.au
The Liberal Party claims victory in the NSW seats of Manly and North Shore despite swings against it, while Labor takes Gosford, where by-elections were held on Saturday. -
Brumbies embarrass Queensland Reds in Australian Super Rugby derby
via abc.net.au
The Brumbies extend their unprecedented winning streak against Australian Super Rugby opposition to 10, with a 43-10 thrashing of Queensland at Canberra Stadium. -
NSW jockey Darren Jones killed in three-horse fall during Warialda Sprint
via abc.net.au
A jockey is killed and two others seriously injured in a racing accident at a race meet at Warialda in northern New South Wales. -
Will Davison hospitalised after Supercars pile-up at Symmons Plains
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Will Davison is taken to hospital after being injured in a 12-car pile-up in the latest Supercars Championship round at Symmons Plains in Tasmania. -
NSW by-election: Labor claims Gosford, while results trickle in for North Shore and Manly
Labor claims victory in the New South Wales seat of Gosford, one of three electorates where by-elections were held on Saturday, while the Sydney seats of North Shore and Manly remain contested. -
WA Government ramps up pressure on Perth Mayor Lisa Scaffidi to resign
via abc.net.au
The WA Government steps up pressure on Perth's Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi to resign over allegations she failed to disclose travel-related gifts and contributions. -
Sally Fitzgibbons wins Margaret River Pro, beating world champion Tyler Wright
via abc.net.au
Sally Fitzgibbons defeats fellow Australian and current world champion Tyler Wright in the final of the World Surf League Margaret River Pro. -
Winx wins Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick for 17th successive victory
via abc.net.au
Winx just keeps on trucking, winning her 17th-straight racethe Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick. -
Manly Sea Eagles embarrassed by St George Illawarra Dragons so who's to blame?
via abc.net.au
The Sea Eagles suffer one of the worst brain fades you are likely to see this NRL season en route to a 35-10 drubbing at the hands of the Dragons. -
Night Parrot: What happens when the world's most endangered species is discovered on your property
via abc.net.au
Thought to be extinct, the discovery of the night parrot on a remote Queensland cattle station was thrilling for the science world ... but not so for the grazier.Kathy McLeish went bush to find out what happens when the world's most endangered species turns up on your property. -
Where's Wally fans still search for elusive character 30 years on
via abc.net.au
On the 30th anniversary of the Where's Wally? book series, Sydney fans of the elusive red-and-white clad character turn out to see if they can find the man himself. -
Out of Africa: The community project involving food and farming bringing new migrants together
via abc.net.au
A group of former refugees, along with local volunteers, are helping migrants to ease into their new life in country Victoria. The project involves farming and food, and participants say it's helping to make them feel part of the community. -
Australia loses Davis Cup doubles rubber to United States but still leads tie
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Australia misses the chance to wrap up its Davis Cup quarter-final tie against United States following a loss in Saturday's doubles rubber at Pat Rafter Arena in Brisbane. -
David Heidemann's body found nine days after Cyclone Debbie flooding
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The body of one of three men who went missing during Cyclone Debbie and the following floods is found. -
Queer Formal in St Kilda providing a safe space for LGBTI teens to have a fun night out
via abc.net.au
Melbourne's Queer Formal provides hundreds of LGBTI teenagers a safe space to bring a same-sex partner or dress according to their chosen gender identity and dance the night away. -
Perth woman with cerebral palsy faces losing driver's licence after 36 years
via abc.net.au
A Perth woman with cerebral palsy and a 36-year blemish-free diving record faces losing her licence and her "lifeline to the community" after being ordered to undergo additional testing. -
World's best mountain bikers heap praise on Tasmania's Blue Derby trail ahead of main event
via abc.net.au
The world's best mountain bikers are aiming to stay rubber side down as they head to Tasmania's north-east for the second round of the Enduro World Series. -
Rockhampton's 'fairly good flood' finally recedes
via abc.net.au
The clean-up of Rockhampton kicks into gear as the Fitzroy River slowly recedes, with Mayor Margaret Strelow warning of the lasting economic impact on the region. -
George Christensen calls for halt to foreign aid in wake of Cyclone Debbie
via abc.net.au
The PM knocks back calls to halt funds flowing overseas in the wake of natural disasters in Queensland and New South Wales, saying Australia's foreign aid budget is important to international diplomacy efforts. -
Sydney Easter Show: Pocock the ram's rear wins over the judges
via abc.net.au
Big bottoms are in fashion, and at this year's Sydney Easter Show and young ram Pococknamed after rugby union player David Pocockhas taken out first prize, with a signature rotund rump. -
NSW by-elections in Manly, North Shore and Gosford to test Gladys Berejiklian Government
via abc.net.au
The Liberal Party is bracing for huge swings against it in by-elections today prompted by the retirement of three sitting MPs including former premier Mike Baird and minister Jillian Skinner. -
Dolphin calf stranded in ankle-deep water in Mandurah, south of Perth
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A dolphin calf is stranded in ankle-deep water in the Mandurah Estuary, south of Perth, with volunteers concerned it will not survive if its mother cannot be located. -
Don Dale escapees both arrested after a dangerous car chase along the Stuart Highway
via abc.net.au
NT police were led on a dangerous pursuit of two vehicles driven by youths who broke out of the Don Dale detention centre, carjacked a woman and clipped a motorist, leaving a 19-year-old with serious injuries and in need of a CareFlight airlift. -
Explosion at Queensland's JBS abattoir hospitalises five
via abc.net.au
Three people sustain third-degree burns and others are treated for smoke inhalation in an electrical explosion at JBS's processing plant at Riverview in Ipswich. -
Cairns woman China Crawford had 'platonic' friendship with her accused murderer
via abc.net.au
The man accused of killing Cairns woman China Crawford had been a friend of hers for months with their relationship getting more serious in recent weeks, police say. -
World Cup gold mine? Rare mineral found in Queensland's Lockyer Valley
via abc.net.au
A pair of Queensland geologists think they have struck brown gold in unearthing a naturally occurring mineral capable of growing pristine grass in the middle of the Arabian desert, with hopes it will land them a massive turf deal for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. -
Saint Mary MacKillop's convent faces dramatic rezoning proposal
via abc.net.au
A high-rise proposal that could impact a heritage-listed convent in Canterbury, Sydney linked to Australia's first saint, Mary MacKillop, and "still as good as the day it was put up" is raising concerns. -
Davis Cup: Nick Kyrgios says he thinks he is 'getting there' after big win over American John Isner
via abc.net.au
A more focused Nick Kyrgios is having a career year, and his Davis Cup performance for Australia against the United States is the latest evidence. -
Bells Beach local Cody Robinson hoping to gain wildcard entry to 2017 Rip Curl Pro
via abc.net.au
Cody Robinson is up before dawn, surfing twice a day and training five days a week to chase his childhood dream of one day ringing the bell at his local break, Bells Beach. -
Medicinal cannabis producer Jenny Hallam charged with drug offences
via abc.net.au
A South Australian woman who admits to supplying cannabis oil to terminally ill people free of charge, says she'll be an even more vocal advocate for medicinal cannabis after she was charged with drug offences. -
Department of Defence still using firefighting foam containing PFAS in Darwin, Townsville
via abc.net.au
A firefighting foam phased out nearly a decade ago because of health concerns is still being used by the Department of Defence at their bases in Darwin and Townsville. -
How to read a dress: Ways women's clothes tell the story of Western societies through the ages
via abc.net.au
A Perth academic produces an illustrated and annotated guide to understand what women have worn over the past 400 years and why. -
Surfer drowns near St Helens in Tasmania
via abc.net.au
A 57-year-old man drowns while surfing at a beach on Tasmania's north-east. -
Three Australian Open matches cleared of suspicions of corruption after TIU investigation
via abc.net.au
Authorities complete investigations into three matches at this year's Australian Open, and find no evidence of corrupt activity. -
Queanbeyan stabbing: Teenagers charged with murder, robbery extradited to face court in NSW
via abc.net.au
Two teenagers who allegedly murdered a Queanbeyan service station attendant, stabbed a second man and bashed a third with a tyre iron are extradited by an ACT magistrate to face court in New South Wales. -
Don Dale escapee found in Borroloola, second remains on the run
via abc.net.au
NT police were led on a dangerous pursuit of two vehicles driven by youths who broke out of the Don Dale detention centre, carjacked a woman and collided with a motorist, leaving him with serious injuries and in need of a CareFlight airlift. -
Shooting near Bandidos clubhouse in Brunswick, Melbourne wounds three
via abc.net.au
Three people are shot in the legs near a bikie gang clubhouse in Melbourne's north, the same place former Bandidos enforcer Toby Mitchell was shot. -
Yorkeys Knob man charged with murder of China Crawford
via abc.net.au
A man, 26, is charged with the murder of 32-year-old Cairns woman China Crawford, who was found dead in her unit by concerned colleagues.

