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This Is The End by The Shake Spears
via abc.net.auThis is the End was released in 1965 and is regarded as The Shake Spears first single. -
Women's Ashes: Test match ends long-wait as Australia and England gear up for pink-ball day-night action
via abc.net.auAhead of the first Test match in women's international cricket in two-and-a-half years, Australia and England's cricketers gear up for the added unfamiliarity of pink ball action, writes Geoff Lemon. -
Midnight Oil guitarist Jim Moginie trips on stage, cutting short Melbourne concert
via abc.net.auFans are wishing Midnight Oil guitarist Jim Moginie a quick recovery, after the veteran Aussie rocker tripped and fell on stage, cutting short their Melbourne concert. -
Gold royalty increase could be revived, WA Treasurer Ben Wyatt reveals
via abc.net.auThe WA Government's gold royalty hike may not be dead just yet, with the Treasurer confirming he is examining options to bring the controversial policy back a month after it was vetoed in State Parliament. -
Fears UberEATS, Deliveroo will lead to restaurant delivery food price rises in Perth
via abc.net.auCompanies like UberEATS and Deliveroo have taken Perth by storm as food delivery services expand rapidly, but both customers and restaurants are feeling the pinch of higher prices. -
Worst fire season in a decade: Kimberley counts the cost of 300 bushfires
via abc.net.auBeleaguered pastoralists are counting the cost of a horrific fire season this year with some of the blazes having been deliberately lit. -
Booby traps used to injure mountain bike riders in escalating war with bushwalkers
via abc.net.auPolice find fresh evidence of traps used to injure mountain bike riders in Albany. -
The Ashes: England laments sloppy dismissals in tour match against Cricket Australia XI
via abc.net.auEngland's batsmen are lamenting sloppy dismissals in their tour game against a Cricket Australia XI in Adelaide. -
The Ashes: Cameron Bancroft the Test wicketkeeper Australia needs as Matthew Wade, Peter Nevill struggle
via abc.net.auCameron Bancroft is averaging 120 with the bat in his last three first-class games, has stared down Australia's Test bowling attack and is one of the country's most promising keepershe deserves a look-in for the first Ashes Test. -
Out of house and home
via abc.net.auThey were homeowners who invested their life savings. Now many are walking away with almost nothing. And it's all legal. -
Curious Central West: What happened to the Aboriginal people of Coolah and Dunedoo?
via abc.net.auCoolah and Dunedoo are neighbouring towns, both with no visible Aboriginal community, and the reason why is complex with reports of massacres, movements and missing pieces of history. -
Yazidi refugee and teacher takes on new role at regional NSW primary school
via abc.net.auA newly-arrived refugee has taken on teaching responsibilities at a Wagga Wagga region school hosting the youngest of Australia's largest Yazidi community, established in 2015. -
Push for royal commission following High Court finding on pathologist's flawed testimony
via abc.net.auFlawed testimony by a former SA chief forensic pathologist in an historic murder trial could potentially open the door for an inquiry into other convictions, following a High Court ruling. -
Queensland election: Boy who dreamed of fast cars now in race to be Queensland premier
via abc.net.auLiberal National Party leader Tim Nicholls grew up around cars and wanted to be a race driver, but now he is in a fast lane of a very different sort. -
How surfing helped save young people in Newcastle from the grip of mental illness
via abc.net.auYoung people battling mental illness are learning fresh ways to cope via a surfing program in Newcastle. -
WA prisons lashed over drug, alcohol testing as report says problem worse than thought
via abc.net.auA report criticises efforts to control the supply and use of drugs and alcohol in Western Australia's prisons, saying unreliable testing is leading to an under-reporting of the problem. -
WA prisons criticised over poor drug, alcohol testing as report highlights 'slippages'
via abc.net.auA report criticises efforts to control the supply and use of drugs and alcohol in Western Australia's prisons, saying unreliable testing is leading to an under-reporting of the problem. -
Johnathan Thurston named Queensland's Australian of the Year
via abc.net.auThe Cowboys co-captain and indigenous mentor Johnathan Thurston can add another achievement to his growing list of accolades, after being named Queensland's Australian of the Year for 2018. -
NSW police on the lookout for prison escapee Blake Levi
via abc.net.auPolice warn members of the public not to approach prison escapee Blake Levi who went missing from Glen Innes Correctional Centre on Tuesday afternoon. -
Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi's travel and gifts saga continues after court reserves decision
via abc.net.auLisa Scaffidi's fight to remain Perth Lord Mayor could drag out even longer after the WA Court of Appeal reserved its decision on whether her 18-month disqualification from office should stand. -
Jockey Dylan Caboche suspended for punching horse before race at Port Lincoln
via abc.net.auA young jockey is banned from racing for two weeks after punching his horse before a race, but the RSPCA says the penalty "isn't anywhere near sufficient". -
Optus sold Perth Stadium naming rights, but how does the deal stack up?
via abc.net.auOptus secures the naming rights for the soon-to-be-completed Perth Stadium in a deal worth an estimated $50 million for WA over the next 10 yearsso how does the financial return compare? -
Tassal to explore salmon farm potential off King Island, but local opinion divided
via abc.net.auSalmon farming giant Tassal is granted a permit to explore salmon farming off a swathe of King Island's eastern coastline, but local opinion is divided over the news. -
Optus sold Perth Stadium naming rights by WA Government, but how does the deal stack up?
via abc.net.auOptus secures the naming rights for the soon-to-be-completed Perth Stadium in a deal worth an estimated $50 million for WA over the next 10 yearsbut just how does the financial return compare? -
Mother of four apologises over fatal classroom crash at Banksia Road Public School
via abc.net.auThe lawyer for a woman charged over a crash at Banksia Road Public School tells the ABC it is not only a tragedy for the two young victims, but also for his client whose "thoughts and prayers are with all those affected". -
Queensland election: Tim Nicholls swims with the fishes as Palaszczuk hits the reset button
via abc.net.auThe LNP leader tries to channel former Labor premier Peter Beattie's famous election stunt, scuba diving with fish in a bid to promote his party's tourism policy. -
Hayley Dodd contributed to DNA on hair found in murder accused's ute, trial told
via abc.net.auA forensic specialist using sophisticated computer software tells murder trial of links between teenager Hayley Dodd and the car of the man accused of killing her. -
Motorbike bursts into flames in 'shocking' hit-and-run in Melbourne's east
via abc.net.auA motorcycle rider suffers life-threatening injuries after his bike is hit by a stolen black four-wheel drive at Mitcham, in Melbourne's east, and dragged before bursting into flames. -
Canberra woman seriously injured in dog attack in Lyons
via abc.net.auAs debate rages over dangerous dog legislation in the territory, a Canberra woman walking her dog is attacked by two other dogs, and suffers serious injuries. -
Pressure grows to add meningococcal B strain to immunisation schedule, cases of disease rising
via abc.net.auThere is increasing pressure on governments to fund a vaccine for meningococcal disease B strain after a new medical study showed increasing numbers of people were contracting the condition. -
Human remains found at Mt Coot-tha after hikers spot shoes poking out from brush
via abc.net.auBushwalkers scouting for a potential zipline project near one of Mount Coot-tha's popular walking tracks uncover skeletal remains, with police saying the area is known to be frequented by homeless people. -
Magpie geese in their tens of thousands mustered by crop chopper in Kimberley's Ord
via abc.net.auA Kimberley muster pilot has been forced to take to the skies over the Ord Irrigation Scheme to round up thousands of magpie geese feeding on crops. -
Marking blunder at Queensland school could cost student a place at university
via abc.net.auQueensland's Education Department admits a significant marking blunder at a state school could affect the chances of some students gaining admission to university. -
Croydon Hills family 'heartbroken' after Sasha the labrador puppy stolen during burglary
via abc.net.auAn eight-week-old labrador called Sasha is stolen during a burglary in Melbourne's east, with police hoping the public can help reunite it with its human family, including a devastated four-year-old girl who had become "inseparable" from the puppy. -
PFAS contamination: EPA issues fish consumption warning for Shoalhaven River
via abc.net.auThe NSW environmental watchdog has urged caution around the consumption of fish from a river on the south coast which has been contaminated with PFAS. -
Women's Ashes: History beckons for Australia, England ahead of first Ashes day-night Test
via abc.net.auAustralia and England will tomorrow make history, as the Women's Ashes turns to white clothes and a pink ball in the first ever day-night Test between the two countries. -
Centrelink 'brick wall' frustrates rural and remote Australians
via abc.net.auA former regional Centrelink manager claims the Government had deliberately made it difficult to access staff members to reduce welfare expenditure. -
Mike Nahan says Opposition 'gagged' from talking about Perth Children's Hospital
via abc.net.auWA Opposition leader Mike Nahan claims he has been asked by Health Minister Roger Cook not to comment on aspects of the Perth Children's Hospital due to legal action with builder John Holland. -
Greenacre crash: School reopens to students after horror deaths of two boys
via abc.net.auJust 88 students out of Banksia Road Primary's School community of 570 returned to the school today, a day after a car ploughed into a classroom, killing two of their classmates. -
'Cryptic, sneaky': Rare bunyip bird puzzles and delights birdwatchers
via abc.net.auResearchers and volunteers are being drawn in by the mystery of Australasian bitterns, also known as 'bunyip birds'. -
Tunisian street artist paints in regional WA to save the Arabic script tradition instilled by his father
via abc.net.auWhen Karim Jabbari was offered a wall on a toilet block as a blank canvas, he saw it as an opportunity to share an important message. -
Aboriginal activists refuse to leave empty restaurant on lawns of Old Parliament House in Canberra
via abc.net.auPolice ask Aboriginal activists, who are occupying a vacant restaurant on the lawns of Old Parliament House in Canberra, to leave as soon as possible, or risk arrest. -
Bundaberg storm clean-up continues but thousands of residents still without power
via abc.net.auElectricity is restored to 5,000 customers in Bundaberg who were blacked out overnight in the "worst non-cyclonic storm to hit the region in 10 years", but some residents will spend a second night in the dark. -
Human remains found on Mount Coot-tha near popular Brisbane walking track
via abc.net.auBushwalkers find skeletal remains while walking near one of the Brisbane mountain's popular walking tracks. -
SA Liberals would halt controversial EPAS electronic patient record system if elected
via abc.net.auSouth Australia's controversial electronic patient records system being rolled out in public hospitals would be halted if the Liberals win the March state election. -
Queensland Industry Energy Alliance launches with agricultural allies joining forces to tackle power prices
via abc.net.auCanegrowers, Queensland Farmers Federation and Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland have launched an alliance to put downward pressure on power prices. -
Osprey nest removal ruffles feathers of local birdwatchers in Darwin
via abc.net.auEnvironmentalists are concerned the removal of two osprey nests might drive the urban osprey population out of Darwin. -
LJ Hooker agent Joseph Ngo cheated clients of $6.5m, court hears
via abc.net.auA real estate agent used "subterfuge" to hide a jewellery spending spree after defrauding clients of almost $6.5 million, a Melbourne court is told. -
Country Women's Association sued by pensioner 'sick of being treated like an idiot'
via abc.net.auMarion Collier, who is suing the Country Women's Association after being sacked as a branch secretary, says she was falsely accused of defrauding $10 and is "sick of being treated like an idiot". -
Tunisian street artist turns toilet block into art work for regional festival
via abc.net.auWhen Karim Jabbari was offered a wall on a toilet block as a blank canvas, he saw it as an opportunity to share an important message.