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Eagles win Great Flinders flag: Eyre Peninsula footy finals results

The United Yeelanna Eagles have gone back-to-back with a 7-goal victory over the Lock Roos in the Great Flinders A Grade Grand Final.




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New Zealand fur seal takes up residence at new Walpole Town Jetty

A young New Zealand fur seal has taken a shining to the Walpole Town Jetty just days after it was opened for public use. Frankland District authorities have asked locals to keep a respectful distance until the marine mammal decides to move on.




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Papua New Guinean students in Townsville put on colourful show to celebrate independence

While their families celebrated back home, Papua New Guinean students marked the 40th anniversary of their country's independence from Australia with a colourful performance at TAFE Queensland North in Townsville.



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35 years building a green cocoon on an outback Queensland cattle property

On a cattle property near the outback Queensland town of Barcaldine, Jocelyn Chandler has created a spectacular green oasis with her own bare hands. Her garden has undergone a dramatic transformation since she and her husband bought the property in 1979, when there was just one mango tree, one kurrajong tree, and a couple of shrubs near the house.





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Longreach Jockey Club marks 125 years of horse racing in outback Queensland town

When horse racing began in the outback Queensland town of Longreach in 1890 Australia had never had a Prime Minister, the Sydney Harbour Bridge was still decades away from being built and motorcars were just a dream for the future of the country. One hundred and twenty-five years later the Longreach Jockey Club has survived and prospered - and even made history when it appointed Australia's first female racing club president.




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In photos: wild weather and large surf pummels Newcastle's coast

Powerful surf, cool winds and sporadic pockets of heavy rain has swept across the Hunter.





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Australian Indigenous All Stars beat New Zealand in 2015 Trans-Tasman series

Australia and New Zealand share a long history of sporting rivalry. Last weekend both nations' competitive sides were brought to light in a basketball game between Indigenous Australian and Maori players.




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Art exhibition celebrates the human form after breast cancer

A hospital corridor is not where you would normally find an art exhibition, but Busted is not a normal exhibition.




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Great Southern wildflower photo competition showcases rare and colourful blooms

From late August every year, wildflowers blanket the south west corner of Western Australia. The ABC Great Southern's wildflower photo competition showcases the most beautiful blooms of the season, submitted by audience members.




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In pictures: How Queenslanders deal with swooping magpies

Some refer to them as silent ninjas, others call them dive bombers. But the common name for the iconic black and white bird is a magpie.





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Breast cancer survivors celebrate their life on the front lawn at local shire office

Visitors to the City of Greater Geraldton's council chambers earlier this week were greeted with a display of more than 200 pink silhouettes strategically placed on the grassed area near the main entrance .




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Choir of Unheard Voices embrace Mzaza's foreign music

Musical therapist and violinist Greta Kelly uses the power of music to take people away from their daily worries. This is why she felt compelled to get in touch with Choir of Unheard Voices.







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Tudge dismisses Keneally's call for migration rethink

Minister for Population Alan Tudge said "the temporary migrant system is an important part of our economy".




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Newmarch COVID-19 outbreak evidence of sector in crisis, HSU says

The COVID-19 death toll at the Newmarch nursing home rose to 14 over the weekend, while a further 63 infections have been linked to staff and other residents.




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AUSLAN interpreters in spotlight during year of disasters and pandemic

Auslan interpreters have been in high demand this year as they convey critical and life-saving information to the deaf and hard of hearing community.



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New Zealand Warriors touch down in Tamworth ahead of NRL re-start

The Auckland-based club arrived in Tamworth in the New England region of NSW yesterday for a 14-day period of training and quarantine.




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Inside the Newmarch House COVID-19 outbreak

Two reviews are already underway but the tragedy has led to calls for the Aged Care Royal Commission to investigate.




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COVID-19 pandemic exposes problems with Australia's immigration policy, Keneally says

Labor's Home Affairs spokesperson Kristina Keneally has sparked controversy after declaring the COVID-19 crisis should force a revamp of the temporary migration program.




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$300 million clean energy fund to back hydrogen projects

The Morrison Government is pushing ahead with a plan to become a world leading producer and exporter of hydrogen.



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Retail sector prepares to open its doors as COVID-19 restrictions ease

Retailers have been at the economic epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic, with mass shutdowns in place for the past five weeks.




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Concern over Indonesia's ability to control COVID-19 outbreak

There are questions around Indonesia's coronavirus death toll following reports thousands of people have died with COVID-19 symptoms but not recorded as victims of the disease.



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Government urged to fast-track 'shovel ready' projects in regions

The economic impact of the pandemic on Australia's regional towns and cities is varied, but with a smaller population base, the path back to recovery is likely to be longer and harder for many.



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Ancient Murray-Darling lake reveals lessons for future

A study of riverbank sediment found there used to be a massive lake in the Lower Murray Darling, spanning hundreds of kilometres.




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COVID-19 pandemic has revealed childcare sector crisis, Weatherill says

The former South Australian Premier said it's now time for states and territories to take control of childcare and treat them more like schools.




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Meet the 20-year-old making meals for our frontline health workers

Since late March, Alex Dekker has provided more than 10,000 meals to frontline workers in Victoria and New South Wales.




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Experts warn suicide rates could surge by up to 50 per cent this year

While Australia continues to flatten the curve in this COVID-19 pandemic, there are serious concerns for the mental wellbeing of Australians.




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Former MP for Eden Monaro Gary Nairn on Coalition's in-fighting over the seat

Gary Nairn was the Federal Liberal MP for Eden Monaro from 1996 to 2007.



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How Australia's third-biggest employer Wesfarmers has weathered the coronavirus storm

Prime Minister Scott Morrison wants "to get Australia back to work", and says he's now focused on flattening the unemployment curve and creating a "COVID-safe economy".






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Remains of long-lost Australian digger Sam Pearse likely found in Russia

Sergeant Sam Pearse was killed in action a year after World War I, having volunteered to fight in the Russian Civil War. The location of his grave was lost after the battle, but it is believed his remains have been found 100 years later.



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Winemakers should create fairer contracts for grape growers, ACCC says

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's final report into the wine grape sector makes 10 recommendations to improve the efficiency and fairness of Australia's wine grape markets.





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Pony Club in Australia has been going for 80 years but can it survive the drought?

Every month, 10-year-old outback twins Milly and Poppy Bell travel over five hours to attend their nearest Pony Club, an interstate rite of passage their mother made when she was a young girl.




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Farmers in South Australia's Riverland fear they will not survive another year, with water prices skyrocketing

The price of water increases to $980 a megalitre for South Australia, as industry bodies expect prices to reach Millennium Drought levels.




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Oceans offer huge potential in fighting climate change - Jane Lubchenco

If given the chance, which means protecting the waters and ecosystems, oceans can help in our challenge of turning around climate change.




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Upheaval - How Nations Cope with Crisis and Change

In his first two international bestsellers Guns, Germs and Steel and Collapse, Jared Diamond explored what makes civilizations rise and fall. Now in the third book in his trilogy, he reveals how successful nations recover from crisis.




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How widespread is consciousness?

Are dogs and cats conscious? In his book The Feeling of Life Itself – Why Consciousness is Widespread But Can’t be Computed Christof Koch offers a straightforward definition of consciousness as any subjective experience, from the most mundane to the most exalted - the feeling of being alive!



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Climate Clever app helps you measure and reduce your carbon footprint

The Climate Clever app helps you measure, monitor, compare and reduce your consumption of energy and your production on waste.




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Remote Lake Nash Aussie Rules team hungry for a win and a kangaroo on the way to game

The Lake Nash Young Guns Aussie Rules team often play on an empty stomach as they cannot afford to pay for both fuel and food.



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Outback 'meals on wheels' changes the lives of young and old in the remote community of Alpurrurulam

Delicious home-cooked meals hand-delivered to the elderly residents in the remote community of Alpurrurulam are lifting the spirits of not just the recipients but also the workers.



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Alison Whitehead ran up and down a local hill until she reached the equivalent elevation of Mount Everest's peak

Alison Whitehead ran up and down a local hill until she reached the equivalent elevation of Mount Everest's peak




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Alison Whitehead finishing one of her many extreme sport challenges

Alison Whitehead finishing one of her many extreme sport challenges