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Endangered Turtles at Risk from Gas Drilling: Australia Morning Mail

Endangered Turtles at Risk from Gas Drilling: Australia Morning Mail

Endangered turtles are at risk from gas drilling off Western Australia's coast, according to a warning from the state's environmental watchdog. The...

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Lambie: Hanson Hasn't Apologized Personally for Mocking Cartoon

Lambie: Hanson Hasn't Apologized Personally for Mocking Cartoon

Independent senator Jacqui Lambie says Pauline Hanson has not personally apologized to her over a One Nation cartoon that mocked her medical condit...

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England Fly-Half Fin Smith Injured Before Australia Clash

England Fly-Half Fin Smith Injured Before Australia Clash

England fly-half Fin Smith has emerged as a major injury concern ahead of the Nations Championship home opener against Australia next week. The Nor...

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Melbourne AI Datacentre Power Pole Height Sparks Backlash

Melbourne AI Datacentre Power Pole Height Sparks Backlash

The proposed AI datacentre power poles in Melbourne, standing 22 metres tall, have ignited a fierce community backlash in the city's west. Australi...

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Queensland Government Cuts Youth Legal Centre Funding

Queensland Government Cuts Youth Legal Centre Funding

The Queensland government has cut $3 million in funding from the Youth Advocacy Centre (YAC), a community legal centre that has supported children ...

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Woodside Gas Drilling Threatens Endangered Turtles and Coral

Woodside Gas Drilling Threatens Endangered Turtles and Coral

Woodside Energy's plan to drill for gas off Western Australia's north-west coast could significantly damage "exceptional" coral reefs and make it i...

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California Coast Swimmer Catherine Breed Makes History at 33

California Coast Swimmer Catherine Breed Makes History at 33

Catherine Breed, a 33-year-old from the San Francisco Bay Area, has become the first person to swim the entire coastline of California, from the no...

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Why US-China Rivalry Is a Gift for Australia's Economy

Why US-China Rivalry Is a Gift for Australia's Economy

In a new paper, economist John Edwards argues that the US-China competition is a gift for Australia, not a threat. The former top economic adviser ...

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Angus Taylor Slammed as Tone Deaf Over Helen Haines Attack Response

Angus Taylor Slammed as Tone Deaf Over Helen Haines Attack Response

Angus Taylor has been criticised for a tone deaf response to the alleged attack on independent MP Helen Haines, with crossbenchers Monique Ryan and...

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Birthkeeper Emily Lal Could Face Criminal Charges in Inquest

Birthkeeper Emily Lal Could Face Criminal Charges in Inquest

A birthkeeper who allegedly groomed pregnant women to fear hospitals could face criminal charges, a Victorian coroner has heard in the inquest into...

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Endangered Turtles at Risk from Gas Drilling: Australia Morning Mail

Endangered Turtles at Risk from Gas Drilling: Australia Morning Mail

Endangered turtles are at risk from gas drilling off Western Australia's coast, according to a warning from the state's environmental watchdog. The advice piles pressure on ministers to reject Woodside...

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Endangered Turtles at Risk from Gas Drilling: Australia Morning Mail
Endangered Turtles at Risk from Gas Drilling: Australia Morning Mail
Endangered turtles are at risk from gas drilling off Western Australia's coast, according to a warning from the state's environmental watchdog. The advice piles pressure on ministers to reject Woodside... Read more...
Lambie: Hanson Hasn't Apologized Personally for Mocking Cartoon
Lambie: Hanson Hasn't Apologized Personally for Mocking Cartoon
Independent senator Jacqui Lambie says Pauline Hanson has not personally apologized to her over a One Nation cartoon that mocked her medical condition, despite Hanson's public apology. The dispute has... Read more...
England Fly-Half Fin Smith Injured Before Australia Clash
England Fly-Half Fin Smith Injured Before Australia Clash
England fly-half Fin Smith has emerged as a major injury concern ahead of the Nations Championship home opener against Australia next week. The Northampton star damaged his calf in the... Read more...
Melbourne AI Datacentre Power Pole Height Sparks Backlash
Melbourne AI Datacentre Power Pole Height Sparks Backlash
The proposed AI datacentre power poles in Melbourne, standing 22 metres tall, have ignited a fierce community backlash in the city's west. Australia's largest datacentre operator, NextDC, faces a major... Read more...
Queensland Government Cuts Youth Legal Centre Funding
Queensland Government Cuts Youth Legal Centre Funding
The Queensland government has cut $3 million in funding from the Youth Advocacy Centre (YAC), a community legal centre that has supported children in the legal system for over 40... Read more...
Woodside Gas Drilling Threatens Endangered Turtles and Coral
Woodside Gas Drilling Threatens Endangered Turtles and Coral
Woodside Energy's plan to drill for gas off Western Australia's north-west coast could significantly damage "exceptional" coral reefs and make it impossible to reduce oil spill risk to an acceptable... Read more...
California Coast Swimmer Catherine Breed Makes History at 33
California Coast Swimmer Catherine Breed Makes History at 33
Catherine Breed, a 33-year-old from the San Francisco Bay Area, has become the first person to swim the entire coastline of California, from the northern-most tip to the Mexican border.... Read more...
Why US-China Rivalry Is a Gift for Australia's Economy
Why US-China Rivalry Is a Gift for Australia's Economy
In a new paper, economist John Edwards argues that the US-China competition is a gift for Australia, not a threat. The former top economic adviser to Paul Keating says Australians... Read more...
Angus Taylor Slammed as Tone Deaf Over Helen Haines Attack Response
Angus Taylor Slammed as Tone Deaf Over Helen Haines Attack Response
Angus Taylor has been criticised for a tone deaf response to the alleged attack on independent MP Helen Haines, with crossbenchers Monique Ryan and Zali Steggall saying the opposition leader... Read more...
Birthkeeper Emily Lal Could Face Criminal Charges in Inquest
Birthkeeper Emily Lal Could Face Criminal Charges in Inquest
A birthkeeper who allegedly groomed pregnant women to fear hospitals could face criminal charges, a Victorian coroner has heard in the inquest into the death of Stacey Warnecke. The case... Read more...
Covert Prison Recording Played in Beau Lamarre-Condon Murder Trial
Covert Prison Recording Played in Beau Lamarre-Condon Murder Trial
The covert recording of a prison meeting between Beau Lamarre-Condon and a friend was played to the double murder trial in the New South Wales Supreme Court on Monday, revealing... Read more...
NSW Coal Expansion Ignites Climate Firestorm in Hunter Valley
NSW Coal Expansion Ignites Climate Firestorm in Hunter Valley
The New South Wales government's push to expand coal mining in the Hunter Valley has ignited a climate firestorm, with critics accusing Premier Chris Minns of pouring fuel on the... Read more...

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