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Yambuna beef producer finds watering private wetlands does not have to cost the farm
via abc.net.auMoney from a private water fund is being used to replenish private wetlands in northern Victoriaa state first for a coordinated effort usually undertaken by governments on public land. -
Working Sydney: How to get a job after leaving the Army
via abc.net.auAbout 35 per cent of veterans who leave the Defence Force are jobless, and those without formal qualifications find it the hardest to transition to the civilian workplace. -
Sunday penalty rates showdown looms as Federal Court hearing begins
via abc.net.auUnions and industry groups will head to the Federal Court today for a hearing on the Fair Work Commission's decision to cut Sunday pay rates. -
More than 35 criminal cases in South Australia possibly affected by child abuse court bungle
via abc.net.auA bureaucratic bungle in South Australia that prevents recorded evidence from suspected child abuse victims and other vulnerable witnesses being tendered in court may be affecting more than 35 criminal cases. -
Curious Darwin: Why is there no malaria in Australia's northern capital?
via abc.net.auNorthern Australia is one of the few places in the world without malaria, but how did it get eradicated, and why hasn't it come back? -
Beautiful, challenging, dangerous: Inside the world of a veteran cray fisherman on iconic Great Barrier Reef
via abc.net.auDecades on the reef have left their mark on Lefty, a veteran cray fisherman in far north Queensland, who works at sea for up to nine months of the year. -
Audio recording reveals how Channel 7 cadet was dismissed soon after making harassment complaint
via abc.net.auAn extraordinary audio recording has emerged which lifts the lid on the way the Seven Network treated a young woman who made a sexual harassment complaint against an older male colleague, only to be dismissed from work soon after. -
Brownlow medal: Richmond's Dustin Martin begins AFL Grand Final week with best and fairest honours
via abc.net.auRichmond champion Dustin Martin takes out the 2017 Brownlow Medal with 36 votes, following an explosive season for this year's AFL grand final contenders. -
Brownlow medal 2017: It’s done and Dusted
It loomed as a two-horse race that was in effect a one-horse race. -
The best bits from the Brownlow 2017 red carpet
The Brownlow red carpet carries a Mean Girls mystique but in 2017 the similarities to the cult movie were scary. -
Nadal and Federer is more about romance than rivalry
Do Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal share the greatest rivalry in tennis history? Their 13-year drama has thrown up ebbs and flows, masterpieces and blow-outs. But not until last weekend have the two dominant figures of 21st-Century tennis found themselves playing on the same side. -
NRL grand final 2017: What time is the game, how can I watch?
Another NRL season is finally over, with the grand final about to crown the best rugby league team in Australia. -
Brownlow Medal 2017: Dustin Martin wins the AFL's top gong after stellar season, as it happened
via abc.net.auDustin Martin is crowned the 2017 Brownlow Medallist, with a record tally of 36 votes. Relive all of the evening's proceedings as they happened from our live blog. -
Fresh calls for ban on 'excessive' ATM fees
More than half the nation's ATMs will not be included in the major banks' blitz on cash machine fees, re-igniting calls for stronger action to ban or curb the charges. -
Pokies expert 'cut and pasted' evidence from Wikipedia
An expert witness testifying in a landmark lawsuit against poker machines "copied and pasted" parts of his evidence from unattributed sources, including Wikipedia. -
Brownlow Medal 2017: Dustin Martin wins the AFL's top gong after stellar season
via abc.net.auDustin Martin is crowned the 2017 Brownlow Medallist, with a record tally of 36 votes. Follow all of the evening's proceedings in our live blog. -
Spelling has nothing to do with intelligence, so why do we keep acting like it does?
Kasey Edwards can't spell, but that hasn't stopped her pumping out five books while writing a weekly column. -
Brownlow Medal 2017 Live: Dustin Martin wins in record breaking evening
All the votes as they happen on footy's night-of-nights, with Dustin Martin the favourite and a host of other big names led by Patrick Dangerfield ineligable due to suspension. -
2017 Brownlow Medal leaderboard
The running tally to win the prestigious AFL individual award in 2017. -
NRL grand final 2017: Cowboys forward Corey Jensen reluctant to hand over grand final ring to Matt Scott
The man who shaped as the fall guy for a Matt Scott miracle admitted he would be reluctant to give up a grand final winner's ring if the Cowboys stun the Storm. -
NRL grand final 2017: North Queensland Cowboys prop John Asiata playing through pain
John Asiata has a newborn baby just three weeks old - and can't change her nappy. The Cowboys chief executive has been enlisted to take his boots off. But try telling the NRL's most versatile player a broken hand will stop a second grand final appearance in three years. -
The reassuring message in the German and New Zealand election outcomes
This is supposed to be the era of Trump and Brexit, Le Pen and Hanson but pro-incumbent electorates have delivered continuity and stability. -
Taking a knee: Why player protests should be applauded, not condemned
More than a hundred NFL players have defied US President Donald Trump and taken a knee during the national anthem in protest of racial equality. Reckon sport and politics don't mix? When hasn't it? -
NRL grand final: Former Collingwood AFL captain Nick Maxwell helping future-proof Melbourne Storm
Smith, Cronk and Slater won't be around forever, which is why coach Craig Bellamy had a plan for their leaving three years ago. -
The top 10 reasons I'm voting 'no' on same-sex marriage
John Birmingham has given this some thought and come up with the only reasons you'll ever need to deny people equal rights. -
Investigation launched into flight chaos caused by air traffic control outage
An investigation has been launched into an air-traffic control outage at Sydney Airport that caused major disruptions for thousands of passengers after more than 340 flights were delayed or cancelled. -
Palaszczuk's 50 undelivered promises as election speculation mounts
Acting Premier Curtis Pitt says we should take a "cold shower" on election speculation, pointing to election promises that are yet to be delivered. -
Murder-accused's mental health key after admission of killing
Jury members already have what would usually be the key question answered for them. -
Chemical spill leaks 'several tonnes' of caustic soda into Gladstone Harbour
via abc.net.auA vessel berthed at Queensland Alumina Limited's wharf in Gladstone is believed to have spilled several tonnes of caustic soda, Queensland's Environment Department says initial reports show. -
Canberra Times letters to the editor: Clearly geography another of Trump’s not-so-strong points
Nambia? Zambia? Namibia? I think Trump was referring to Narnia. -
US drones resume strikes in Libya killing 17 Islamic State fighters
Seventeen 17 ISIS militants were killedwhen unmanned aircraft targeted a desert camp about 240 kms south-east of Sirte in Libya. -
Trump drops the ball picking on protesting black NFL players
Trump has opened a volatile new front – against what had been a slow-burn, social justice protest by black sportsmen. -
New WAG guard stakes claim on the 2017 Gownlow
With Brownlow veterans Rebecca Judd, Nadia Bartel and Emma Hawkins now retired and missing from the fray, it was up to emerging fashion icons to bring pizazz and couture to a sea of Peter Jackson suits -
Don't believe the travel brochures: Myanmar is deeply racist and bigoted
Casual racism and religious bigotry is commonplace even in urban hubs such as Yangon. -
Bushfire breaks out in Royal National Park as firefighters in West Nowra gain upper hand
Telephone warnings have been made to residents instructing them to take shelter. -
'Vote no to fags': Outbreak of homophobic violence, vandalism in same-sex marriage campaign
A train carriage was scrawled with obscene graffiti and rocks were thrown into a home flying rainbow flags. -
Luke Foley assisted dying comments branded 'offensive'
The Opposition Leader is being urged to meet a terminally ill advocate for the laws. -
Former union boss John Maitland escapes third trial on ICAC charges
Jailed former union boss John Maitland has escaped a third trial on corruption charges after a District Court judge found the latest prosecution would be "oppressive and an abuse of process". -
Gas shortage crippling industry, warn manufacturers
Major manufacturers are warning the gas shortage is crippling the industry and have called for urgent action to divert gas to the domestic market. -
No easy answers as the world's second biggest gas exporter prepares to run short
Exporters have shipped a lot of extra gas overseasin addition to the gas they were contractually obliged to export. -
Australia v South Africa: How Bernard Foley returned to form for Wallabies
Mick Byrne says Bernard Foley's return to form with the boot came about because he trusted his rhythm and didn't dwell on a bad night in Dunedin. -
From the outback to outer space: A brief history of Australia's space program
The milestone announcement was made 50 years after Australia entered the space race. -
Too many children exposed to unnecessary X-rays, Choosing Wisely experts tell doctors
Doctors are ordering too many unnecessary X-rays for children with breathing problems or tummy aches, medical experts say. -
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announces snap election
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said he would dissolve parliament's lower house on Thursday for a snap election, as he seeks a fresh mandate to overcome "a national crisis". -
Chinese police to play by Australian rules under new deal
Beijing: Chinese police who want to question suspects in Australia will need to obey a new set of formal rules which include having an Australian Federal Police officer present for any interaction. -
The Australian Ballet's 2018 season looks to past glories
Australian Ballet artistic director David McAllister honours his predecessors in a season featuring a deep dive into the works of Graeme Murphy. -
Government announces creation of national space agency
The federal government has announced the creation of a National Space Agency. -
Brownlow Medal 2017: Dustin Martin the unbackable favourite for the top gong, live blog
via abc.net.auDustin Martin is the red hot favourite to take home the 2017 Brownlow Medal, with the AFL's best and brightest converged for the ceremony. Follow all of the evening's proceedings in our live blog. -
How breast cancer changed the life of Renee Marsicano
The simple everyday task that changed the life of Renee Marsicano -
We need a 'real rethink' about how we care for others
Maria Fiatarone Singh's voice is racked with dismay as she recalls a patient she visited in a nursing home recently.