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Bradley Edwards refuses to testify at Claremont serial killings trial as defence case over in minutes

Bradley Edwards elects not to offer a detailed defence to three charges of murdering Sarah Spiers, Jane Rimmer and Ciara Glennon — crimes that became known as the Claremont serial killings.



  • Murder and Manslaughter
  • Law
  • Crime and Justice
  • Courts and Trials

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Ellyse Perry's injury poses problem Australia may be perfectly capable of dealing with

Panic immediately set in at the sight of an injured Ellyse Perry limping from the field, but her limited role in the Australian T20 team might mean the side can cope better than expected, writes Geoff Lemon.




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Rain could end Australia's Twenty20 World Cup hopes

With rain forecast for Sydney on Thursday, Australia's up-and-down Twenty20 World Cup is at risk of coming to an anti-climactic and disappointing end.




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Australia comprehensively beaten as South Africa seals ODI series

Lungi Ngidi dismantles Australia's batsmen with career-best figures and Janneman Malan pummels the bowling attack in just his second ODI as South Africa clinches the series with a 2-0 lead.




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Rainout sends India through to T20 World Cup final, Aussies facing exit

Bad weather in Sydney means India goes through to T20 World Cup final without a ball being bowled — and Australia will lose out if the second semi does not go ahead.




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Australia-India World Cup final to deliver on pre-tournament promise

Whether Australia or India wins the final, this T20 World Cup almost promised too much but has delivered even more. If fans #FillTheG on Sunday it will give this tournament the conclusion it deserves, writes Richard Hinds.




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How Australia's inaugural T20 world champs paved the way to the packed stadiums of today

From a scattering of fans to stadiums at near-capacity, women's cricket has come a long way in the last decade since Australia won its first women's T20 World Cup.




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India's women's cricket team changing perception for girls back home

Playing sport as a girl in India is not always widely accepted, but India's cricket stars hope their stunning World Cup run can make life a bit easier for the next wave of girls.




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Once in a lifetime chance for Australia at the MCG

Win or lose, the T20 World Cup is going to be a game changer for women's cricket — but the Aussies want to be the ones dancing with Katy Perry on the podium, writes Jess Jonassen.




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Labuschagne smashes century, but Australia swept by South Africa in ODI series

Australia slumps to a 3-0 series defeat in South Africa with a six-wicket loss in Potchefstroom, despite Marnus Labuschagne's maiden ODI century.




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Australia wins T20 World Cup with incredible final victory over India

Australia is Women's T20 World Cup champion again after thumping India by 85 runs in front of a whopping 86,174 people at the MCG.




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Australia lifts the T20 World Cup trophy




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Australians triumph over India in front of huge MCG crowd

Australia crushed India by 85 runs to win their fifth Women's T20 World Cup in front of 86,000 fans at the MCG.




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Could a WIPL help India win the next Women's T20 World Cup?

India's women fell short of a maiden T20 World Cup title at the MCG, but a women's IPL competition could help lift them to the next level, writes Brittany Carter.




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Australia rolls New Zealand at empty SCG

With fans locked out due to the coronavirus outbreak, Australia beat New Zealand by 71 runs amid a surreal and eerie atmosphere at the SCG.




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Drug lord's daughter Busara O'Reilly offers spice of life to regional Australia

Life for Busara O'Reilly in her Lismore cafe is a far cry from the day she fled gunfire on a beautiful Thai beach as a toddler, but it is that start to life that has made her take nothing for granted.






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Social media abuse taken into account in sentencing of surf rage attacker at Lennox Head

The magistrate who sentenced a man over the assault of a champion surfer says she took into account the public scolding he's received when deciding his punishment.




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Terania Creek protest




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Terania Creek protesters




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Terania Creek bulldozer




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Terania Creek landmark environmental protest remembered four decades on

In 1979, protesters blocked the path of bulldozers to stop the logging of a rainforest on the New South Wales north coast, the first blockade of its kind in Australia.





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A new video of missing Belgian teen Theo Hayez

The 18-year-old has been missing for over three months, and was last seen in Byron Bay at the end of May.




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Aerials show devastating fire damage to the Binna Burra area including the heritage-listed Binna Burra Lodge

Flames fanned by strong winds caused extensive damage to the resort site, destroying the heritage-listed wooden lodge building that had stood since the 1930s.



  • ABC North Coast
  • northcoast
  • Disasters and Accidents:Emergency Incidents:All
  • Disasters and Accidents:Fires:Bushfire
  • Australia:NSW:Binna Burra 2479

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Hunt for missing Byron Bay backpacker Theo Hayez officially called off, as case formally referred to NSW coroner

The hunt for the missing Belgian backpacker, who disappeared after a night out on May 31, is formally referred to the NSW coroner in a move that ends the official police search.



  • ABC North Coast
  • northcoast
  • Community and Society:Missing Person:All
  • Law
  • Crime and Justice:Police:All
  • Australia:NSW:Byron Bay 2481



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Teen girl 'humiliated' after errant police strip search at Splendour in the Grass, inquiry told

A 16-year-old girl tells an inquiry she can no longer trust police after she was subjected to a strip search at the Splendour in the Grass music festival when a sniffer dog falsely detected drugs on her.




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'There is a vendetta': Why an Australian student who is anti-Beijing is facing expulsion from the University of Queensland

A student critical of the University of Queensland's ties to Chinese Government organisations says he is facing expulsion over his activism, but authorities say it's a matter of policy.




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'We all have to adapt': Meet the vets, young and old, who plan to make Anzac Day special

From phoning war widows and having a chat to ease isolation, to walking a service dog down the driveway, younger veterans are finding creative ways to make this Anzac Day count.




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Southern states may get a drenching this winter but Australia's Top End is having another dry wet season

As southern parts of Australia look set for a wet winter, the northern part of the NT is grappling with its second poor wet season in as many years.




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Anzac biscuit expert Pam Wright has you covered, especially 'if the Queen happens to come'

For Country Women's Association secretary and cookery judge Pam Wright, whose uncle died a POW and whose father succumbed to his war injuries, Anzac biscuits mean more than just a delicious treat.



  • Food and Cooking
  • Community and Society
  • Unrest
  • Conflict and War
  • World War 2
  • World War 1
  • ANZAC Day

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Brian's attacker was jailed for bashing him — it was his grandson

The bashing was so violent, a nurse at the hospital couldn't do a blood test when the 79-year-old was first admitted because he'd "lost that much blood". His grandson was later convicted of assault.




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Evictions raise concern over shortage of social housing in Cairns

The residents of short-term accommodation in Cairns West may struggle to find affordable housing after the complex they call home is shut down next month.



  • Housing
  • Community and Society
  • Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander)
  • Poverty

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Curries in a hurry at what could be Australia's first Ramadan drive-through

Islamic leaders on the Gold Coast believe they have opened Australia's first drive-through takeaway food service for Muslims observing the month Ramadan.



  • Religion and Beliefs
  • Relief and Aid Organisations
  • Relationships
  • Community and Society
  • Charities and Community Organisations
  • Islam

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Deadly paralysis and a lack of social distancing is killing rainbow lorikeets

Experts don't know what causes it or why, but a virus that spreads quickly in close contact is causing rainbow lorikeets to "drop out of the sky" across South-East Queensland.




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The Peregian firestorm took her home, now it's time for 90yo Pam to rebuild

The only person to lose a home when bushfires swept through a Sunshine Coast beachside suburb last year is finally seeing it rebuilt.



  • Fires
  • Disasters and Accidents

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Leukaemia diagnosis shocks student during coronavirus pandemic as private health fund considers covering treatment

Colombian student Angelo Romero, unable to fly home due to coronavirus, is receiving emergency treatment in a Brisbane hospital for a shock leukaemia diagnosis, concerned his private health policy won't cover it.




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How to hold a kid's birthday party while social distancing

Friends, cake, presents and games are all essential experiences for a kid's birthday party, but in recent times these celebrations have been a casualty. One mum shares how she's throwing her son a virtual birthday party.




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Queensland schools to partially reopen from next week

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announces a partial resumption of schools from next week for kindergarten, prep, year 1 and high school seniors.




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'Ethically sensitive' drug trial resumes on military personnel in effort to fight COVID-19

A 14-week coronavirus drug trial involving volunteer military personnel has resumed despite previous concerns from doctors and veterans about its ethics.




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New COVID-19 testing clinic designed to 'alleviate' pressure on local hospital

The Mount Isa Medical Centre is taking over the testing service to ensure people with respiratory symptoms are checked, despite no cases being recorded in the city.