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ACT warns Commonwealth not to overturn cannabis law but acknowledges adverse effects

The ACT's top law officer says federal police should not waste their time chasing Canberrans who use small amounts of cannabis as he urges Christian Porter not to interfere with new laws.




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Canberra man who killed Eden Waugh by shooting him through front door sentenced to 40 years' jail

Peter Forster-Jones is sentenced to jail over the 2016 murder of Eden Waugh at his home in Canberra's north, in what the judge called a "callous" act.





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Canberra cops caught on the hop by lively kangaroo that defies water rescue attempt

This startled eastern grey kangaroo was a bit miffed when two police officers on a jetski tried to haul it back on to the shore of Lake Burley Griffin.




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ACT election 2020: What would it take for the Canberra Liberals to win?

One year out from the ACT election, Liberal Leader Alistair Coe is confident he will win government. The only Liberal to have achieved that, Kate Carnell, says it's a tough ask.




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Woman dies after fire truck and car collide in 'horrific' Canberra crash

A female driver dies in hospital after a collision between her car and a fire truck in an inner suburb of Canberra.





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Cannabis laws bound for the courtroom to work out whether ACT or Commonwealth is right

It will take a test case a Canberra smoker who police decide to arrest and charge to determine what the law actually is.




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WA community pushes to evict Outback Stores over 'unconscionable conduct'

Sackings demanded and threats to withhold hundreds of thousands of dollars are at the centre of a clash between an outback community and a Commonwealth-owned business.




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Meredith Lake at Prime Minister's Literary Awards



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How maths can help you with dating, queuing and making good life decisions

Can you use simple maths to figure out your best online dating profile match? Or choose the shortest line in the supermarket? According to mathematician Lily Serna, yes you can.




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Moth tracker: Researchers say online tool already helping track mysterious Bogong migration

Researchers say an online tool to help understand where Australia's Bogong moths have disappeared to is starting to show promising results.




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Education survey finds 12pc of children with a disability kept from class by school 'gate keeping'

A week ahead of the first hearings of the Disability Royal Commission in Townsville, a new survey of families of children with disability finds nearly no progress has been made on improving access to inclusive education.





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Parking fines in Canberra on the rise after uptake in patrol vans, new figures reveal

Revenue from parking fine patrol vans jumped from $1.6 million to more than $4 million in the last financial year, showing technology is increasingly becoming a vital tool in a crackdown on rogue parking choices across the capital.




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The ACT's new rental laws start today, but how will they affect the market?

If you're a Canberra renter who loves pets and is fond of hanging art, there's good news. New laws coming into effect today will make it easier for renters, but there are fears it could lead to a downturn in rental properties.




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Family of Irma Palasics, brutally killed 20 years ago, call for new DNA testing in search for killer

Irma Palasics was killed during a brutal home invasion in 1999, but her killers were never identified. Twenty years later, her family believe new forensic procedures could find the people responsible.




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Disability royal commission chair's remarks attacked as 'provocative, intemperate and inappropriate'

Disability royal commission chair Ronald Sackville said commentators were discouraging people from telling their stories to the commission, but critics say the real discouragement is the absence of appropriate supports.





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Accused Rebels bikies lose High Court appeal to overturn Serious Crime Prevention Orders

Three accused Rebels bikies who appealed to the High Court to overturn an order preventing them from associating with one another have lost their bid, clearing the way for the NSW Police Commissioner to impose strict restraints on them, including a curfew and restricted mobile phone possession.




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Hundreds of Canberra teachers and nurses work as casuals a number 'far beyond what is acceptable'

Lea Powell had to leave teaching after years working as a casual became too hard to manage but she was just one of more than 600 workers in the ACT's health and education systems who have been constant casual for more than five years.




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Drought stimulus package includes $100 million for SA to turn on desalination plant, leaving water for farmers upstream

Murray River water destined for Adelaide will be reallocated to farmers upstream so they can grow feed for their livestock, as part of a federal drought stimulus package announced today.





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Rape investigations hampered by lack of qualified forensic staff, auditor-general finds

Rape victims are being made to wait for hours in the clothes they were assaulted in before being examined, or sometimes not examined at all, a damning auditor-general report reveals, highlighting the lack of qualified staff.




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Cheap migrant worker cut-off slips as regional push brings further discounts for employers

To encourage more migrants to work in regions, the Government is relaxing long-held restrictions on temporary workers.





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Cape York community's fight to save Iron Range rainforest devastated by Cyclone Trevor

A remote Cape York community is in the fight of its life to save a unique rainforest that was devastated by a cyclone.




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Lockhart River before and after




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Feral and pet cats are hunting and killing billions of animals each year in Australia

New research finds each feral cat in Australia will kill 740 animals a year. Together with their domesticated cousins, cats are killing about three million animals a day.




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Aged care royal commission hears of grandfather sick of sitting in his own faeces

The standard of care provided to an elderly man, often found in soiled pants, at a regional Queensland aged care facility was so appalling even his own granddaughter was too distressed to visit, the royal commission into aged care hears.





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Kev Carmody performing on stage at Twilight at Taronga




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Kev Carmody performing on stage at Sydney Festival




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Kev Carmody performing on stage at Twilight at Taronga




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The team at Neville's Garden Site: Phil Creaser, Karen Roberts, Liz Price, Sue Hand, Kenny Travouillon, Dr Mike Archer, Arthur White, and John Scan

The team at Neville's Garden Site: Phil Creaser, Karen Roberts, Liz Price, Sue Hand, Kenny Travouillon, Dr Mike Archer, Arthur White, and John Scan




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A large fossil of Riversleigh snake vertebrae that are 19 million years old

A large fossil of Riversleigh snake vertebrae that are 19 million years old




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A fossil sabre-toothed bandicoot skull from Riversleigh

A fossil sabre-toothed bandicoot skull from Riversleigh




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Queensland's Smile With Kids helping Fukushima children to rebuild their lives

Running outside and swimming in the ocean is a rare luxury for eight students who lived through the terror of the tsunami that hit the Fukushima nuclear plant in 2011.




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One dead, two in hospital after crane hits powerlines in Far North Queensland workplace accident

Workplace Health and Safety is investigating after a crane comes into contact with powerlines in Far North Queensland, injuring two people and killing one.