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Dairy farmers still struggling a year on from price cuts
via abc.net.au
Dairy farmers say they'll be dealing with last year's severe milk price cuts for years to come. -
Can siphoning water underneath the Ord River unlock a new irrigation development in the Kimberley?
via abc.net.au
A study is about to start on whether it would be feasible to pipe water under the Ord River to kickstart a new irrigation development in the region. -
Fire at Brunswick townhouses causes $1m damage, all but destroys block
via abc.net.au
A fire has all but destroyed a block of townhouses in Melbourne's north, leaving a damage bill of almost $1 million. -
Queensland police handling of crime statistics 'corrected' after scathing report
via abc.net.au
Queensland's police commissioner says problems with crime data have been corrected after an auditor-general report found officers were soliciting victims to withdraw complaints to keep a lid on crime rates. -
Treatment breakthrough could help premature babies with chronic lung disease for first time
via abc.net.au
A major breakthrough in the treatment of premature babies with chronic lung disease could save them from life-long health problems, Australian scientists say. -
Housing affordability: Victoria's rental costs for low income earners 'never been tighter'
via abc.net.au
Too much attention is being put on home ownership and not on affordable rental properties for those struggling on low wages, a Victorian social welfare group says. -
DIY Dad program provides long-awaited housing for single fathers with children
via abc.net.au
Lone fathers and their children are settling into re-developed accommodation in Hobart designed to help them keep their kids and become better parents. -
Cory Bernardi on merging Australian Conservatives with Family First
via abc.net.au
Senator Cory Bernardi joins 7.30 to discuss merging his Australian Conservatives party with Family First. -
'Grave fears' for father and son missing on Tasmanian bushwalk in remote South West Wilderness
via abc.net.au
The ground and air search for a father and son missing for two nights in rugged bushland in Tasmania's remote south-west is scaled back overnight. The pair were overdue on a bushwalk near Lake Pedder when the alarm was raised. -
Inquiry finds it's not possible to prove systematic abuse in Qld youth detention centre
via abc.net.au
An independent inquiry into a Queensland youth detention centre has found systematic abuse of teens may exist, but the inquiry couldn't find the evidence to prove it. -
Dark Mofo: Tasmanian Premier unlikely to attend 'confronting' art performance featuring freshly slaughtered animal
via abc.net.au
Tasmanian Premier Will Hodgman labels a Dark Mofo art performance featuring a freshly slaughtered bull "confronting", and says he does not think he will attend. -
Ashley Bryant inquest: Policeman assessed as only 'partially' incapacitated before death
A coronial inquest into the suicide of former NSW police officer Ashley Bryant hears he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and alcohol dependency and was rejected for a full pension before his death. -
Oakden nursing home concerns not followed up because complainer's name not known
via abc.net.au
South Australia's Mental Health Minister Leesa Vlahos did not follow up on warnings about serious safety risks at an Oakden nursing home, because she did not have the name of person who made the complaint. -
Dark Mofo: Tasmanian Premier unlikely to attend 'confronting' art performance featuring live animal sacrifice
via abc.net.au
Tasmanian Premier Will Hodgman labels a Dark Mofo art performance featuring a freshly slaughtered bull "confronting", and says he does not think he will attend. -
Ashley Bryant inquest: Policeman called for greater help for families of officers with PTSD before death
via abc.net.au
A coronial inquest into the suicide of former NSW police officer Ashley Bryant hears he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and alcohol dependency. -
Anzac Day: Outback Queensland services push on despite serving soldier shortage
via abc.net.au
While serving defence troops led most Anzac Day services across Australia on Tuesday, some remote outback communities were forced to go without an official military presence. -
NASA's Cassini spacecraft takes historic dive between Saturn and its rings
via abc.net.au
NASA's Cassini spacecraft begins the first of 22 historic dives between Saturn and its rings to collect valuable data about the environment, before it ends its mission by plunging into the planet in September. -
Securing federal agency in central west NSW could create 200 jobs, says Nationals MP
via abc.net.au
A Nationals MP mounts a push for the proposed Regional Investment Corporation, expected to be announced in the budget to administer drought and flood concessional loans, to be based in his electorate. -
Josh Reynolds signs with Wests Tigers from Canterbury Bulldogs on four-year NRL deal
via abc.net.au
Josh Reynolds will play for the Wests Tigers from 2018, with the club confirming on the five-eighth had signed a four-year deal. -
Pauline Hanson defends 'very tough' candidate selection process, as Mark Ellis resigns after controversy
via abc.net.au
Pauline Hanson concedes her party "sometimes doesn't get it right" as candidate Mark Ellis resigns, a week after his chequered history in the police is revealed along with alleged death threats online. -
Perth's housing slump 'a lesson for Sydney and Melbourne'
via abc.net.au
Plummeting house prices, falling incomes and high unemployment have created a perfect storm for those who invested in Perth at the height of the mining boom, such as 35-year-old Daniel Johnston who like many others faces losing his family home. -
Lloyd Rayney cannot be excluded as suspect in wife's death, court told
via abc.net.au
The officer in charge of the Corryn Rayney murder investigation says "to this day" her husband, Lloyd, cannot be excluded as a "significanct suspect" in the case. -
Poppy acreage increases despite global oversupply, driving prices down
via abc.net.au
Despite an ongoing global oversupply of opiate material, to the surprise of many Tasmania's poppy processors plan to increase production this season. -
Tasmanian man who allegedly set girlfriend on fire pleads not guilty
via abc.net.au
A man accused of dousing his girlfriend with flammable liquid and setting her on fire pleads not guilty to the charges against him. -
Scammers using Gumtree to swindle Canberrans out of thousands of dollars, police say
via abc.net.au
Online scammers are using sites like Gumtree to cheat Canberrans out of cars, expensive jewellery and mobile phones - swindling up to $10,000 at a time, police say. -
Wartime love story connects Tasmanian and Canadian families on Anzac Day
via abc.net.au
A wartime love story has united two families from opposite sides of the globe, after an Australian soldier was honoured at a special ceremony Anzac Day ceremony in the small town of North Battleford, Canada. -
Turtle thought to be 100 years old dies after being struck by boat off Queensland coast
via abc.net.au
A "humbling" rescue of a large green sea turtle near Hervey Bay comes to a heartbreaking end after the injured and distressed creature, thought to be about 100 years old, dies following a boat strike. -
Manny Pacquiao, Jeff Horn prepare for Battle of Brisbane without the bluster or bravado
via abc.net.au
Manny Pacquiao and Jeff Horn continue preparations for one of the biggest fights in Australian boxing history, but without the expected bluster or bravado. -
Tomato potato psyllid cannot be eradicated from Australia, national working group says
via abc.net.au
A national management group working on the tomato potato psyllid in Western Australia says the pest cannot be eradicated. -
Housing affordability: Negative gearing forcing up house prices, not land shortage as Property Council suggests, expert says
via abc.net.au
Proposals by the property sector to tackle housing affordability by boosting land supply and retaining negative gearing are slammed by an expert as being ineffective. -
Southern white rhinoceros dies after being in 'wrong place, wrong time' at Monarto Zoo
via abc.net.au
Rough play might have led to the death of young southern white rhino Tundu, a Zoos SA veterinarian says. -
Salt Creek attacker's former girlfriend accused of telling lies during rape trial
via abc.net.au
A former girlfriend of the man convicted over the Salt Creek backpacker attack who says she was raped by him a month before the attack is described as a "woman scorned" by the man's lawyer. -
Canberra man charged with choking, confining and threatening to kill partner
via abc.net.au
A Canberra man is refused bail after allegedly confining his partner and frightening her by sharpening an axe, in a situation a prosecutor likened to "the plot of a horror movie". -
ABC Central West notches up 80 years of broadcasting as the voice of inland NSW
via abc.net.au
From droughts to collapsing bridges and guinea pig races, ABC Central West has a lot to celebrate in 80 years of broadcasting. -
Knights coach not surprised by number of players linked to NRL club
via abc.net.au
With plenty of room in the club's salary cap, Newcastle Knights coach Nathan Brown expects speculation will be ongoing linking many players to his NRL club. -
Gold Coast Mayor self-funded 2016 mayoral campaign, says all candidates should do so if they can afford to
via abc.net.au
Local government election campaigns should be self-funded or donations should be capped to avoid councillors feeling beholden to donors, the Gold Coast Mayor tells the Crime and Corruption Commission. -
Canberra frog watchers using baby-monitoring technology to keep eye on mother nature
via abc.net.au
Frog watchers no longer have to sit for hours by lakes or rivers with clipboards, thanks to a new invention drawing on mobile phone and baby-monitoring technology. -
Lizard Island crocodile attack called false, authorities say man 'knocked his head'
via abc.net.au
A man who reported being attacked by a crocodile while snorkelling off Queensland's Lizard Island in fact "knocked his head" and became confused, authorities say. -
Indigenous oyster farmers overcome barriers to forge successful business
via abc.net.au
One oyster farmer from the NSW south coast wants more Indigenous involvement in the industry. -
Queensland police 'soliciting' victims to withdraw complaints in bid to cut crime rate, report finds
via abc.net.au
Police are "soliciting" victims to withdraw complaints in an effort to keep a lid on rising crime rates, Queensland's auditor-general finds. -
NBN Co achieves superfast broadband speeds with fixed wireless in a demonstration of capacity not yet available
via abc.net.au
NBN Co trials a superfast broadband in Ballarat, delivering speeds 20 times faster than normal broadband, but it won't be available anytime soon. -
Tasmanian man pleads not guilty to grievous bodily harm, assault after allegedly setting girlfriend on fire
via abc.net.au
A man accused of dousing his girlfriend with flammable liquid and setting her on fire pleads not guilty to the charges against him. -
Queensland youth detention: Changes recommended amid critical review
via abc.net.au
An independent inquiry into the treatment of youth in detention in Queensland finds systemic mistreatment may exist but noted there is not enough evidence to prove the case. -
Search underway for father, son missing on Tasmanian bushwalk
via abc.net.au
Ground teams and helicopters search an area in Tasmania's remote southwest for a father and son who have gone missing while bushwalking near Lake Pedder. -
Ardent Leisure CEO Deborah Thomas to step down, months after Dreamworld tragedy
via abc.net.au
Ardent Leisure says CEO Deborah Thomas will be moved to a new role, with former Nine Network chief financial officer Simon Kelly to take the helm, six months after the Dreamworld tragedy. -
Iranian child asylum seeker wins payout over detention on Christmas Island
via abc.net.au
The Federal Government agrees to pay a confidential settlement to a nine-year-old Iranian asylum seeker over her detention on Christmas Island. -
Farmers forced to go to extreme lengths to access reliable internet
via abc.net.au
A Queensland farmer is futureproofing his property with a DIY internet tower. -
Perth Children's Hospital delays, lead problem to be focus of WA parliamentary inquiry
via abc.net.au
The WA Government will hold a parliamentary inquiry into the problem-plagued construction of the yet-to-be-opened Perth Children's Hospital, Premier Mark McGowan says. -
New NSW police specialist unit hopes to intervene before lone-wolf-style attacks
via abc.net.au
Obsessed people driven by extreme political, religious or ideological beliefs who make threats of violence will be the target of a specialist investigations team, staffed by NSW Police and mental health experts. -
North-East Link: Victorian Government fast-tracks $100m for Metropolitan Ring Road planning
via abc.net.au
Next week's Victorian budget will include $100 million to start work on the so-called missing link in Melbourne's Metropolitan Ring Road, Premier Daniel Andrews says.

