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Socceroos qualify for World Cup: Where to from here for Australia after booking Russia 2018 spot?
via abc.net.auThere was elation and relief as the Socceroos did it the hard way to reach a fourth-consecutive FIFA World Cup. But there are still plenty of questions floating over the side ahead of the December draw. -
Hitting the bitumen and the net strengthens emotional health of children in regional NSW
via abc.net.auA roadshow through regional New South Wales is giving remote and regional families access to on-the-ground support for children's emotional and physical wellbeing. -
Victoria Cross recipient Australian Keith Payne to return to Vietnam in one last search for fallen US comrade
via abc.net.auNearly 50 years since he rescued 40 men under fire in a bloody Vietnam battle, Australia's oldest living VC recipient is returning to the battlefield to search for the body of a fallen comrade. -
Auslan 'Sign Guy' delivers emergency messages to the deaf community rain, hail or shine
via abc.net.auMeet the man making it possible for deaf people to know what's happening during emergency weather events. -
SA Police urge speed limit increase to avoid collisions around parked emergency vehicles
via abc.net.auSpeed limits for drivers passing emergency services vehicles parked on the side of the road should be increased to avoid rear-end collisions, according to South Australian police. -
How did the amazing boulders of Rock Forest near Bathurst come to be?
via abc.net.auHuge boulders dating back to a time when the east coast of Australia was at Broken Hill capture the attention of locals and visitors alike near Bathurst. -
Community volunteers could be the key to improving literacy at disadvantaged schools
via abc.net.auAn education charity says placing volunteers at disadvantaged schools for two hours per week boosts academic performance and student confidence. -
Queensland election: Breaking down the big promises from Labor and the LNP
via abc.net.auNot sure what's on offer in this Queensland election? We've made it easy with a list of the biggest campaign promises offered up by the major parties so far. -
Socceroos want to show World Cup rivals they can play, says Mat Ryan after Honduras victory
via abc.net.auSocceroos goalkeeper Mat Ryan says Australia harbours ambitions greater than just taking part at the World Cup. Having done things the hard way, they want to become a dominant force in world football. -
Rock shelters reveal secrets of ancient human movement through the Pilbara to archaeologists
via abc.net.auArchaeological research in Western Australia reveals how human occupation and migration occurred 40,000 years ago and sheds light on the extinction of its megafauna. -
'Buff on the Bluff' craze on culturally significant Bluff Knoll leads WA elder to call for nude photo ban
via abc.net.auAn Indigenous elder in WA wants a nude photo trend in the Stirling Range National Park to end and would prefer if tourists stopped climbing peaks in the park altogether. -
Getting boys to love literature and reading: One school's bid to improve English results
via abc.net.auThere is a national focus on engaging girls in maths and science, but the underperformance of boys in literacy attracts little attention. One boys' school in Sydney is trying to turn things around and has taken up the challenge to foster a love of literature. -
Logan Mayor Luke Smith lobbied council to support development by campaign donor, documents suggest
via abc.net.auThe mayor of one of Australia's biggest local governments lobbied his own council to support a massive development by one of his key campaign donors, documents obtained by the ABC suggest. -
Socceroos beat Honduras to qualify for World Cup: All the action in pictures
via abc.net.auLook back on the Socceroos' 3-1 win over Honduras in the second leg of the intercontinental play-off as they qualified for the World Cup, as seen through the camera's lens. -
Blockchain to solve issue of food fraud for agricultural traders and producers
via abc.net.auBlockchains and cryptocurrencies are no longer the exclusive domain of tech enthusiasts with agricultural traders and producers getting on board to reduce food fraud and be closer to the consumer. -
Australia captain Mile Jedinak commands Socceroos past Honduras to book another World Cup spot
via abc.net.auWith other talents around him making claim to being the future of Australian football, Mile Jedinak re-seizes the initiative to become the Socceroos' go-to guy in booking a spot for the 2018 World Cup. -
Socceroos' coach Ange Postecoglou the 'outsider' but World Cup-qualifying reign a successful one
via abc.net.auFour years on from taking over, Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou has delivered World Cup qualification and Asian Cup glory, all the while doing things stubbornly and unmistakably his way, writes Dean Bilton. -
Socceroos beat Honduras 3-1 to qualify for FIFA World Cup in Russia thanks to Mile Jedinak
via abc.net.auAustralia qualifies for the 2018 FIFA World Cup, beating Honduras 3-1 in Sydney thanks to the magical boot of Mile Jedinak. -
Socceroos beat Honduras 3-1 to qualify for FIFA World Cup in Russia thanks to Mile Jedinak hat-trick
via abc.net.auAustralia qualifies for the 2018 FIFA World Cup, beating Honduras 3-1 in Sydney thanks to the magical boot of Mile Jedinak. -
World Cup: Socceroos v Honduras final qualifier, second leg in Sydney, as it happened
via abc.net.auCaptain fantastic Mile Jedinak slots home a hat-trick to qualify Australia for the World Cup as the Socceroos beat Honduras 3-1 in Sydney. Look back at how all the action unfolded. -
World Cup: Socceroos fans miss kick-off after Sydney trains delayed
via abc.net.auFans are left disappointed and missing in action for the kick-off of the Socceroos v Honduras match in Sydney tonight due to lengthy train delays. -
Jane Garrett, former Victorian cabinet minister, loses Upper House preselection
via abc.net.auFormer Victorian cabinet minister Jane Garrett fails in her bid to move to Victoria's Upper House, after the Labor Party's left action backed union boss Ingrid Stitt, leaving some in the party saying she had been treated "appallingly". -
SSM: Canberra records highest Yes vote of any state or territory, partying erupts in Braddon
via abc.net.auThe ACT records the highest yes vote and participation rate in the same-sex marriage postal survey, prompting dancing in the streets and road closures for an eruption of partying. -
Decision to axe Western Force made by ARU before finances examined, inquiry finds
via abc.net.auAustralian Rugby Union decided to axe the Western Force from the Super Ruby competition well before it looked into the finances of the Perth-based club and the Melbourne Rebels, a Senate inquiry finds. -
The Ashes: Matthew Renshaw faces Australia fast bowlers as selectors ponder Test squad
via abc.net.auOpener Matthew Renshaw returns to the nets to find some much-needed form, as several of Australia's Test aspirants continue to press their claims ahead of the opening Ashes clash. -
Terror accused's 'prurient interest' in Islamic State compared to interest in football
via abc.net.auThe lawyer for a student accused of supporting Islamic State compares his client to someone with an "interest" in the Adelaide Crows, denying she is a member of the terrorist group. -
Same-sex marriage result: Don't blame western Sydney for its No vote
via abc.net.auIt's a tale of two Sydneys: the east voted Yes and the west voted No. And there's no doubt we'll come under attack, writes Dallas Rogers. -
Police raids across Perth including City Beach, Applecross over $30 million drug seizure
via abc.net.auMore than 30 kilograms of illicit drugs and $800,000 in cash is seized after raids across the city targeting prestige suburbs including City Beach and Applecross. -
Extreme makeover Rijksmuseum edition: How a renovation modernised a national institution
via abc.net.auOn a visit to Australia, the director of the Netherlands' Rijksmuseum, Taco Dibbits, reflects on the complete transformation of a national institution. -
Same-sex marriage vote: Inner Melbourne ground zero for Victoria's yes vote
via abc.net.auVictoria votes 65 per cent to 35 per cent in favour of same-sex marriage, with residents of the inner city seat of Melbourne, who elected Adam Bandt to the Lower House, leading the charge. -
SSM: Why NSW had the largest opposition to same-sex marriage
via abc.net.auAustralia's most populated state is also the most divided in the nation when it comes to the same-sex marriage postal survey results, with 42 per cent of respondents in NSW voting No. The ABC's election analyst Antony Green explains why. -
Could blockchain solve food fraud?
via abc.net.auBlockchains and cryptocurrencies are no longer the exclusive domain of tech enthusiasts. -
Woman fined for animal cruelty over 'appalling' condition of foal that had to be put down
via abc.net.auA woman is fined $3,000 for animal cruelty for failing to care for a sick foal, telling an Ipswich court she "knew nothing about horses" and "didn't like vets". -
Father accused of shaking infant son to death 'not a murderer', lawyer in Townsville case says
via abc.net.auFormer soldier Nicholas Baxter did not cause the death of his six-week-old son, his lawyers tells a Townsville court, despite the boy suffering multiple rib fractures and head injuries. -
WA votes for same-sex marriage survey, with second-highest state Yes vote in Australia
via abc.net.auWest Australians have overwhelmingly voted in favour of same-sex marriage, returning the second highest Yes vote of any state in results of the national postal survey. -
What the same-sex marriage vote means to little Zara's family
via abc.net.auFor five-year-old Zara Page-Alessi-Goss, the national marriage postal survey wasn't about politicsit was about her mums. -
SSM: The NT celebrates result despite having lowest survey turnout rate in Australia
via abc.net.auSixty-one per cent of Territorians voted Yes, but the NT had the lowest participation rate in Australia, with less than half of 20 to 24-year-olds casting their vote in the same-sex marriage survey. -
Pine Gap: Protester found guilty of entering top secret US-Australian facility near Alice Springs
via abc.net.auA man who entered the secretive US intelligence facility Pine Gap says he has no regrets about defending himself and does not believe he will be sent to jail for his crime. -
Dalby housefire claims four-year-old boy, while brother and father also suffer severe burns
via abc.net.auA four-year-old boy dies after suffering horrific burns during a fire at Dalby, which left the boy, his brother and their father with serious injuries overnight. -
Louise Bell murder case: Guilty verdict 'unsafe and unsatisfactory', defence lawyer says
via abc.net.auA man convicted of murdering Adelaide schoolgirl Louise Bell argues on appeal that his conviction should be overturned because forensic evidence cannot prove how his DNA got on her pyjama top. -
Inquest into infection victim's death finds nursing service was 'dismissive' of catheter complaint
via abc.net.auAn Adelaide nursing service was dismissive of a disabled woman's pleas for help the day before her death, the SA coroner finds, prompting the victim's sister to call for change. -
Gardener dies after being stung by bees at Dunkeld property in western Victoria
via abc.net.auWorksafe is investigating the death of a 27-year-old man who died after being stung by bees at a property, believed to be the upmarket Royal Mail Hotel, at Dunkeld in western Victoria. -
'The 1950s called. They want their attitude back': Tracey Spicer slams rally beauty contest
via abc.net.auA beauty contest held as part of the World Rally Championship in Coffs Harbour is slammed as objectifying women, with Tracey Spicer saying a bikini contest is a "bloody big miss". -
Queensland election: LNP vows to tackle 'young thugs' with new detention centres
via abc.net.auTwo new youth detention centres would be built in Queensland under an LNP government, as the Opposition Leader again pushes his party's law and order credentials. -
SA Government abandons controversial $370m bank tax ahead of March election
via abc.net.auThe Weatherill Government abandons its controversial levy on the five major banks, declaring it will not pursue the budget measure and will not take it to the South Australian election in March. -
Parking fine might have been motive behind $20 million fire at Liverpool council chambers
via abc.net.auNSW Police believe a dispute over a $200 parking fine is behind a deliberate arson attack that destroyed the Liverpool City Council chambers seven years ago. -
SSM: SA votes Yes for same-sex marriage in 'victory for love', Premier Jay Weatherill says
via abc.net.auSouth Australians overwhelmingly vote in support of same-sex marriage, with all the state's federal electorates returning a Yes vote of more than 50 per cent. -
WA votes for same-sex marriage survey, with second-highest Yes vote in Australia
via abc.net.auWest Australians have overwhelmingly voted in favour of same-sex marriage, returning the second highest Yes vote of any state in results of the national postal survey. -
Jake King, former Richmond player, to fight extortion charges after alleged Ty Vickery business dispute
via abc.net.auFormer AFL player Jake King indicates he will fight extortion charges relating to an alleged dispute between one of his ex-team mates, Ty Vickery, and Vickery's business partner. -
SSM: Canberra records highest Yes vote of any state or territory
via abc.net.auThe ACT records the highest Yes vote and participation rate in the same-sex marriage postal survey compared to any other state or territory, as hundreds of Canberrans party in the city centre.