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What's the best way to get and stay toasty this cold snap?

As temperatures plunge it is possible you are reviewing your home's heating and thinking 'could I be snugger?'"




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Sydney disability carer faces charges over alleged 'intimate and sexually abusive' videos of children

A disability carer has been charged with 16 offences including counts of producing child abuse materials, after an investigation into a care home in Sydney's west.




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Customers warned Mother's Day flowers will sell out despite pandemic

If you're thinking of sending flowers for Mother's Day next week, order early because some growers are predicting a sell-out of supply.




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A little boy left a handprint in his family shed in 1954. This is his tragic story

Last week the ABC published the story behind a tiny 66-year-old handprint found in a garden shed. After seeing the story, family and friends have now filled in the details about the life, and tragic death of Ian Redman.




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Landholders in far west NSW warned toxic native plants after cattle deaths

The native desert rice flower plant that appeared on New South Wales properties after widespread rainfall has caused death and serious illness in cattle




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Last unburnt pocket of bushland near NSW national park set to be cleared

The only unburnt area of bushland around the Conjola National Park, on the South Coast, is set to be cleared this week for a new housing development.




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Andrew Constance expected to announce run for Eden-Monaro seat

NSW Transport Minister Andrew Constance is expected to announce he will contest the federal seat of Eden-Monaro after NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro decided not to run.





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Andrew Constance will run for federal seat of Eden-Monaro

NSW Transport Minister Andrew Constance says he has passion for the federal seat of Eden-Monaro and will bring "something special" as he seeks Liberal pre-selection for the by-election.




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Andrew Constance to seek Liberal pre-selection for Eden-Monaro

NSW Transport Minister Andrew Constance has announced he will seek Liberal pre-selection for the Eden-Monaro by-election




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Wine regions look forward to the future and life after COVID-19

Businesses in the Mudgee and surrounding region say they'll bounce back from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, using resilience built during years spent in drought and recent and devastating bushfires.




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Search intensifies for Evans Head woman who went walking and didn't return home

Amber Christie, 49, has been reported missing by her family and friends after failing to return to her Evans Head home from a Sunday afternoon walk.




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'I don't want to be randomly licking things': The neurological disorder heightened by coronavirus fears

People with Tourette syndrome appeal for compassion as pandemic panic exacerbates their neurological condition, causing their anxieties and tics to worsen.




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'The shock and pain has lived with me': Survivors remember train crash 30 years on

It was the New South Wales rail disaster that killed six people and injured 100 more. Some of those on board share their recollections of that day.




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NSW authorities respond to Aspen Medical clinicians working on both the Ruby Princess and Newmarch House

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Dr Kerry Chant provided an updated on coronavirus for May 6. NSW has confirmed nine new cases of COVID-19 overnight.






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NSW Transport ramp up cleaning on public transport amid coronavirus pandemic

The NSW government has hired up to 3,000 cleaners to ensure the public transport network is safe for commuters as the state is looking to ease restrictions of lockdown.




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Savages: Sex, drugs and Oliver Stone

Director Oliver Stone turns Don Winslow's tale of drugs, deception and decapitation into his latest gift for the big screen, Savages.




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Gyan and Leunig draw full house in Byron

Byron Shire musician Gyan has again joined forces with cartoonist Leunig




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Movie Review: Robot and Frank

The Rumble Review, featuring grumpy old men, robots and easy pickings for a jewel thief.




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Clare Calvet's Weekend Reading: "The Waterlow Killings" and "Dolly"

CRIME NIGHT




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Night Visions and the Starlab Cosmodome

With a summer this year that has either been super-hot or super-wet, the region's art galleries have offered the perfect air-conditioned cultural afternoon escape.




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Morgan and West and Tumble Circus

What distinguishes Fringe from mainstream? Whimsy and a touch of Circus Interruptus, says 720's cultural correspondent Victoria Laurie




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Scattered Light and Grazia Toderi

Two Perth Festival light artists take us far beyond the incandescent glow of digitised art, says 720 cultural correspondent Victoria Laurie.



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Duck, Death and the Tulip

There is a lot of talk about death in my household. Given we are only out the other side of birth it has taken me quite by surprise.




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Rust and Bone (De rouille et d'os)

This is Cotillard as you've never seen her, haunted, broken by life, and in the hands of a great director in Jacques Audiard, a visual wild man who takes no emotional prisoners!




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Family secrets and the 'me' generation in Other Desert Cities

Explosive drama and long held grievances come home for Christmas in this stylish drama.




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Behind the Candelabra

Steven Soderbergh's tale about Liberace works as both a serious drama and a fun addition to the ranks of camp cinema




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Monstrously good opening for NORPA Season and renovated City Hall

NORPA's 2013 season opened with the captivating gothic classic, Frankenstein, and what a pick that was to see in the renovations at Lismore City Hall.




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Gripping and provoking: Frankenstein comes to Wollongong

Ensemble Theatre's nationally touring production of 'Frankenstein' has opened in Wollongong to remind us of a timeless gothic masterpiece.




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Funny, clever and Happy As Larry

What makes us happy? It's an elusive pursuit for us humans and the psychological underpinnings of happiness are the subject of much research.




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From Afghanistan to Murwillumbah: Ben Quilty and Olive Cotton

The Tweed River Art Gallery features a swag of interesting exhibitions just now, and there's nothing like a gallery hiatus to encourage you to get along to them. The Gallery closes for the first half of October to allow major works on the Margaret Olley Art Centre, which will open as an extension of the gallery in early 2014.




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Adelaide Film Festival: Sons and Mothers "An unfailingly honest portrait of a unique group of men"

Abner Bradley, Alirio Zavarce, Ben Wishart, Damien Turbin, Duncan Luke, Kym Mackenzie, Ryan Rowland, Richard Samai




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Bad Grandpa

This latest hidden camera prankfest has some outrageous moments and winning performances, but is rather tame and sentimental when compared to other Jackass adventures




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Romance and loss fused for Brief Encounter stage show

'Brief Encounter' serves as a poignant little reminder of the volcano ready to erupt beneath the cover of a mediocre suburban life.




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Leonard Cohen and the art of ageless music

One of the most influential lyricists of the past 50 years delivered a marathon performance of his classics in a voice that gets richer by the year.




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Council and community galleries a home to local artists

Six local artists, including four old friends in life and in art practice, have come together with an exhibition well timed for International Women's Day at Lone Goat Gallery in Byron Bay. The theme, Essence of Woman was put to the artists to freely interpret, and the six women have done just that.




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The Grand Budapest Hotel

Wes Anderson's latest is a fun, exuberant, giddy delight delivered in a visually stunning package




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Missy Higgins - full and enthusiastic house

Relaxed and resplendent in mid-pregnancy as my friend described her - and she was.




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TaikOz and 2013 Parliament of NSW Aboriginal Art Prize finalists

TaikOz




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Shooters, Fishers and Farmers MP Philip Donato retains the seat of Orange in 2019 NSW election






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How a small town reclaimed its aged care home and turned a profit for 10 years

An 11-bed regional aged care facility is about to celebrate its 10th anniversary as a community-owned organisation, which has kept jobs and residents in town while proving the viability of an innovative new model for aged care.







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Outdoor swim enthusiast travels to New Zealand to swim with icebergs naked

Swimming in icy water is not something everyone aspires to do but it should be, according to an outdoor swimming enthusiast.