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Every man and his dog is suffering as outback fly population explodes

Pastoralists are begrudgingly starting to buy fly nets for the first time, a bush fashion faux pas that is normally associated with overseas tourists visiting the outback.





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Floodwaters lift the spirits of graziers in drought-ravaged outback Queensland

Floodwaters are swelling rivers in drought-ravaged outback Queensland and lifting the spirits of graziers.




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Dolphin given a hand off the sand by trail runner at remote Hardwicke Bay beach

Alan Clarke thought completing a 500km run across some of Australia's roughest terrain would be his biggest challenge. But that all changed when he spotted something in the shallows.




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Pilot falls unconscious for 40 minutes over Adelaide airspace in light plane

A flight school is forced to improve its safety regime after a student pilot who was sleep deprived and sick flew into Adelaide's controlled airspace after falling unconscious at the controls.





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Mintabie community launches Federal Court legal action against South Australian Government weeks out from eviction

A community weeks away from being evicted has launched legal action against the South Australian Government in a bid to stop their town's closure.



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Mintabie community's legal action slammed by traditional owners hoping to take opal-rich land back

Aboriginal traditional owners hit out at legal action launched by residents of a condemned outback town, with one leader saying the argument amounts to the second taking of Aboriginal land.




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After making the choice to stay alive, amputees find solace in each other

Having an amputation is a life-changing experience and rehabilitation a long process. This support group is helping injured people overcome trauma and feelings of isolation.




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Port Augusta Prison office evacuated after envelope containing white powder opened

Part of the Port Augusta Prison has been evacuated after a letter containing a mystery white powder was opened by staff.




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From natural disaster comes art creatives face fire, flood and drought trauma head-on

Australian creatives who have lived through devastating natural disasters turn their trauma into beautiful pieces of art.




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Quad bike safety plans sparks rift between ACCC and manufacturers

Quad bike manufacturers claim ACCC-favoured mandatory rollover protection will not improve safety as another child dies in rural NSW on Monday.




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Windamere Horse Haven president David Mews with a former racing horse




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Widower shares pride in murdered wife's legacy, but is concerned Gayle's Law does not go far enough

The husband of murdered outback nurse Gayle Woodford says new protections for nurses named in her honour are necessary, but is worried healthcare workers could still be at risk.




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Clontarf Academy uses football to get Indigenous boys back to school and building life skills

The prospect of playing football with mates was the only thing that could coax 13-year old Dasha Hill back to school a few months ago.




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Jacqueline McKenzie



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Plane crash at William Creek airfield in South Australian outback

A woman and a man aged in their 50s are in a stable condition after the light plane they were flying in flipped upon landing at the William Creek Airport.




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WA pilot praised for quick thinking after light plane crash at William Creek in outback SA

A former military pilot from WA is being praised after switching his light plane's engine off when it flipped during a landing on a remote SA airstrip. He and his wife are in a stable condition in hospital in Adelaide.




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Man facing car theft charges arrested after allegedly arriving at court in another stolen vehicle

A man who turned up to court in Adelaide on charges of illegally using a motor vehicle is arrested for allegedly driving there in another stolen car.




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Cordillo Downs woolshed in South Australian outback restored by Scottish stonemasons

Scottish stonemasons with experience in restoring castles, restore a historic woolshed in South Australia's outback with quite a bit of help from the locals.




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Accused Terowie murderer admits to killing relative whose bones were found in fireplace

A man pleads guilty to killing a relative whose bones were found in a fireplace of a home in South Australia's Mid North eight years after the man went missing.




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Bones found during backyard search for more remains of murder victim Martin Meffert

South Australian police say they have discovered the bones of murdered man Martin Meffert during a dig at a property in the state's Mid North today.





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Pilot vows to keep flying after outback plane crash leaves him with broken spine

Despite breaking his back in several places in a light plane crash in outback SA that also injured his wife, experienced Perth pilot Jamie McAlindon is determined to get back into the cockpit.




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The Marree Man: an outback enigma

We still don't know who created the Marree Man, an enormous figure in the Australian outback. For every question answered, another two or three need to be asked. But like with all great mysteries, everyone has a theory.




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Milk price increases at supermarkets fail to reach struggling dairy farmers in Queensland and NSW

Dairy farmers say they are devastated a 10-cents-a-litre increase in the retail price of milk in July has not been passed on to them.




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Man killed close friend by falling on him during drunken fight at Telowie Beach, court hears

A South Australian man killed his close friend when he landed on top of him during a drunken fight, causing an internal cyst to fatally rupture, a court hears.




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Ghost town restoration of Farina a labour of love for volunteers across the years

For more than a decade, Australians have travelled to the South Australian outback ghost town of Farina, in an effort to restore the crumbling buildings.




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Filmmaker with autism Isaac Doman shines at Kangaroo Island Film Festival

Isaac Doman could not talk until he was eight years old. Now he's directing his own short films for an award-winning company.





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Paul Cronin, celebrated Australian actor who helped set up Brisbane Bears, dies aged 81

The actor, who became an Australian household name through shows such as The Sullivans and Matlock Police, won five silver Logies and also helped set up Brisbane's first AFL team.




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Pelicans, ducks and other waterbirds in peril as drought's grip tightens across outback

Pelicans and other waterbirds are dying in the outback and disappearing from waterways, as the effects of drought compound an already-concerning long-term decline in populations.




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Aboriginal mural artist calls for more Indigenous artists within schools to tackle racism, stereotypes

Arrernte man Scott Rathman wants to see more Aboriginal artists teaching in schools to hopefully stamp out racism and stereotypical beliefs.




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Black-footed rock-wallabies making a comeback with the help of rangers despite foxes and cats

In the rocky ranges of central Australia, a group of rangers are fending-off feral cats and foxes to save an increasing population of endangered wallabies.




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Shackling not to blame for prisoner's death at Queen Elizabeth Hospital

The death of a frail and immobile prisoner at an Adelaide hospital in 2015 was not because he was shackled to his bed for three weeks, but due to natural causes, SA's deputy coroner finds.




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Pacific Ocean World War II shipwrecks prompt fears of environmental devastation from oil leaks

More than 3,000 World War II wrecks lie in the Pacific Ocean of which around 300 are oil tankers. There are fears of environmental devastation as they begin to rust and leak oil.




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Neuromodulation gives ex-Army infantryman rare relief from life sentence of back pain

Chronic back pain from a military training accident in 1980 was slowly ruining Dennis Shiller's life until he discovered neuromodulation.





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Carly McBride's accused killer looked for sex one day after girlfriend's death, court hears

A NSW court hears a man accused of killing his girlfriend, Carly McBride, sought sex with another woman the day after the alleged murder.




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YM Efficiency shipping container salvage operation 'disgraceful', AMSA says

Authorities are fed up with a Taiwanese shipping company's slow response to salvaging containers it lost at sea near Newcastle one year ago, with one commercial fisherman saying he is still catching up to 20 push bikes in nets.





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Body of newborn baby found in backyard of Newcastle house as police search for mother

Police found the baby's body in Newcastle early on Tuesday morning. Police hold "serious and grave concerns" for the safety of the baby's mother, who they say may need to seek urgent medical treatment.




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Regional vaccine safety project expands to become world-leading national service

Health authorities in Newcastle, NSW, have developed a vaccine safety tracking system, now a world-leader in monitoring the rollout of vaccines in Australia.



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Police find teenage mother of newborn whose body was found in Newcastle backyard

The 18-year-old mother of a newborn baby boy whose body was found in a backyard on Tuesday has been found in Penrith and taken to hospital.




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Vitaly Lupish and wife Irene travel back to Greta Migrant Camp



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Migrant Freddie Graf at the Back To Greta Day in June



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