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Aboriginal affairs minister denies responsibility for WA child protection crisis
Don Punch commits to visiting Port Hedland, but says he is not directly responsible for growing problems with the protection of the town's vulnerable indigenous children.
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Man jailed for running down, killing e-bike rider over bag theft
A Singaporean man has been jailed for more than five years for driving over and killing a man who had stolen his partner's brother's bag while holidaying in Perth.
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South Australians urged to prepare for next big earthquake
It has been nearly 130 years since SA's biggest earthquake, but after a tremor last week, authorities are staying prepared.
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Further links between CLP and gas firm emerge as ex-staffer's shares revealed
Northern Territory Treasurer and Infrastructure Minister Bill Yan's former adviser says she disclosed her shareholdings in Beetaloo Energy before starting work in a senior advisory role.
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Newell Highway closed after two killed in crash involving B-double trucks
A man and woman have died after their car was struck by two B-double trucks on the Newell Highway at Eumungerie, north of Dubbo.
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Spanish striker's death after on-field clash sparks police investigation
Tenerife forward Jesús de Miguel dies after a horrific clash with an opposition goalkeeper that has sparked an investigation by Spanish police.
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Russia's 'vile terrorist strike' kills dozens at school used as aid centre
Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelenskky describes a series of deadly Russian attacks at a school being used as an aid hub in the country's south-eastern region of Zaporizhzhia, as a "vile terrorist strike".
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Storm activity to ease in south-east Queensland as heat sets in
The warmer temperatures follow a string of thunderstorms overnight that brought strong winds and rainfall.
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Book clubs evolve with pubs, live jazz or silent companionship
Book clubs are moving out of the lounge room, with some meeting in pubs and some creating their own soundtrack to elevate the experience.
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Calls for Qld to scrap 'ideologically driven' changes to industrial relation laws
Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie has introduced sweeping changes that he says "essentially mimicked" Julia Gillard's Fair Work legislation.
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Djokovic breaks Paris Masters record and sets up clash with Aussie
Novak Djokovic continues to show that age is just a number as he sets his eyes on Australia's Rinky Hijikata next.
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Trump says US will stop $5.7b in aid to Israel in surprise announcement
Donald Trump has announced the US will cut funding to Israel in a move meant to take away a "bad talking point" from left-wing Democrats. Here's what to know about the US midterms today.
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Facebook sleuths help border farmer find stolen ute
Farmers rejoice after a ute stolen from their paddock was found three hours away thanks to keen-eyed country Facebook users.
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Tiny homes for 'leafy' region's rough sleepers held up by planning rules
A charity in the NSW Southern Highlands says red tape is holding back its plan to help alleviate homelessness by building tiny homes on privately-owned rural land.
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Live: US midterms in sharp focus, oil price eases
Futures are pointing to a modestly lower open for the Australian share market as the US midterms come into sharp focus. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
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Murder trial jury to visit property where Frances Crawford died
Robert Crawford has pleaded not guilty to the murder of 49-year-old Frances Crawford in July 2024.
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Live: PM insists government will cut spending to combat rate rises
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the latest rate rise confirms the government's decision to look for savings before the end of the year. Follow live.
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NSW Liberals hit with MP exodus amid surge in popularity for One Nation
As the NSW political scene swings its focus to next March's election, seasoned MPs from both sides head for the exit as both major parties deal with the spectre of an ascendant One Nation.
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Airbnb levy needed to 'turbocharge' community housing build, industry says
A Victorian-style levy on short-term rentals is among a suite of proposals being put forward by the community housing industry peak body to the NSW government.
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Multiple bankruptcies surround businessman at centre of T2D dispute
The businessman claiming ownership of a labour hire firm that won a now-cancelled contract on the $15.4 billion Torrens to Darlington project has been bankrupt four times, including when the company won the public tender.