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Chief Medical Officer walks back 'illegal dinner party' claim

Brendan Murphy was rebuked by Tasmania's Premier after saying most of the people involved in a cluster of COVID-19 cases around the town of Burnie broke social-distancing laws.




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Peter Gutwein says claims a coronavirus outbreak started after a dinner party are a rumour

Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein says the Chief Medical Officer's claims that the north-west Tasmanian coronavirus outbreak started with a dinner party of health workers are a rumour that will be followed up.



  • Diseases and Disorders
  • Infectious Diseases (Other)
  • Doctors and Medical Professionals

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Claims coronavirus spread due to 'illegal party' of health workers quashed by Tasmania Police

Tasmanian police dismiss allegations, first aired publicly by Australia's Chief Medical Officer, that an "illegal dinner party" of healthcare workers contributed to Tasmania's coronavirus outbreak.




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'They're mad': Why has rugby walked away from its broadcast partner

Rugby Australia's 25-year marriage to Fox Sports looks to be over, with the code's bosses going to the market as early as this week in the hunt for a new broadcast partner.





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Mutton bird mystery at Victoria's Griffiths Island closely watched by birdwatchers, Environment Department

Usually by this time of year, there'd be 40,000 mutton birds on south-west Victoria's Griffiths Island. So far, fewer than 100 of the birds have arrived from their 15,000km journey from the northern hemisphere.




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Liberal Party figure admits Chinese-language federal election signs were meant to look like AEC material

A senior Victorian Liberal Party figure admits in court that signs used in May's federal election in Josh Frydenberg and Gladys Liu's electorates were designed to "convey" the appearance of official electoral commission material.





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Solar panels on a shed as part of a power pod at Glenagra Station

Solar panels on a shed as part of a power pod at Glenagra Station



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You Ask We Answer: What do the major parties think of recycling and waste in federal election 2019?

It's a topic that hasn't gathered much attention on the campaign trail, but based on the large number of questions we received through You Ask, We Answer, waste and recycling is something many voters are concerned about. So do the parties have a plan? And is it enough to make a difference?




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Part of the Pride

When Kevin Richardson was a boy, all he wanted was to be eaten by a lion when he grew up.




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Gold Coast Marathon Fun Run part of incredible journey for quadriplegic Brett Morris

Paralysed from the neck down after a football tackle 26 years ago, Brett Morris finishes the Gold Coast Marathon Fun Run in a wheelchair in under an hour, and he's "very happy it's done".




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Woman allegedly murdered partner with drug 'cocktail' for $300k super, court told

A woman on trial accused of murdering her partner allegedly poisoned him with a "cocktail of dangerous medication" so she could benefit financially from his death, an Adelaide court is told.




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Judge declares mistrial in case of alleged poisoner charged with murdering partner

An Adelaide judge remains tight-lipped on his reasons for declaring a mistrial in the case of a woman accused of poisoning her partner with a cocktail of dangerous medication.




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Sydney news: Barangaroo apartment tower approved, SUV mounts car roof in Wentworth Point

MORNING BRIEFING: An independent panel gives a 30-storey tower and retail complex at Barangaroo the green light, while police are perplexed how an SUV ended up on top of a parked car.




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Body parts come in all shapes and sizes




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University insists mystery departures nothing to do with finances despite forecast $100m shortfall

The University of Adelaide says the departures of chancellor Kevin Scarce and vice-chancellor Peter Rathjen have nothing to do with its finances despite admitting it is facing a budget shortfall of $100 million.



  • University and Further Education
  • Education
  • Government and Politics

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Sam was only 12 when his teacher sexually abused him. Now he's suing the Education Department

Sam Leishman was sexually abused by his high school teacher in Hobart in 1978. He and other survivors are suing the Department of Education for negligence.




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AFP recruits and staff sanctioned for breaching coronavirus social-distancing rules at college party

The Australian Federal Police sanctions recruits and staff who breached coronavirus social-distancing rules but none, so far, has lost their job over the incident.




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'Abusive, controlling and threatening' NT man jailed for fatal assault against ex-partner

Katherine man Lorenzo Deegan is sentenced to 10 years by the Northern Territory Supreme Court after fatally assaulting his ex-partner while on parole.



  • Law
  • Crime and Justice
  • Courts and Trials
  • Prisons and Punishment
  • Community and Society

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Hugs, parties and dancing the tango: What you're looking forward to after lockdown

Whether it's seeing family and friends, playing sport, eating out, dating or travel, we're all yearning for things that are out of our grasp right now. And experts say that might ultimately change us for the better.




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Critically endangered blue-tailed skinks gifted own tropical island as part of recovery efforts

A tiny rainbow-hued lizard which all but disappeared from the wild 10 years ago has been given the run of a brand new home, its very own tropical island off the WA coast, to bring its population back from the brink.




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Archaeologists prepare oxygen tanks as they get ready to go underwater as part of project Deep-Sea Country.



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Health Department executives accused by CCC of corruption may leave with $600,000 in payouts

The WA Attorney-General casts doubt on whether more than $600,000 worth of severance payouts, made to former Health Department employees embroiled in a decades-long corruption scandal, will be recovered.




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Sydney apartments in spotlight as developers ramp up incentives to clear oversupply of stock

Sydney property developers are pulling out all stops by offering special deals including to pay the buyer's mortgage for a year in a bid to lure customers and sell a glut of apartment stock in a downturned market.




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Hobart news: Housing Minister hopes federal counterpart will erase $157 million debt

MORNING BRIEFING: Housing Minister optimistic debt will be wiped, city demands urgent action on climate emergency and councils increase rates.




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Woman arrested after Sydney high-rise death at Zetland apartment complex

Police arrest a woman they had urged to come forward to authorities after a 23-year-old plunged to her death at a high-rise complex in Sydney's inner east.




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Buying a new high-rise apartment is a risk best avoided

My advice to my kids and anyone who'll listen is this: do not buy a new apartment, especially if it is over three storeys high, writes Philip Gall.




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Background checks for partners with possible domestic violence history sparks 15 interventions

Background checks on people suspected of having a history of domestic violence introduced in South Australia last year are already helping to save lives, a domestic violence support service says.




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Police investigating incident where man fell from apartment balcony in Adelaide CBD

Mystery surrounds an incident in which a man fell from the balcony of an apartment block in Adelaide's CBD this morning, leaving him in a critical condition.




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Samira was raped by her ex-partner, so she wrote a show about the incident to help her heal

It has been six years since Samira Elagoz was raped by her ex-boyfriend. So she decided to own the narrative and write a performance about what had happened to her.




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Labor candidate Jennifer Yang says the Liberal Party posters are 'unethical'

Labor candidate for Chisholm, Jennifer Yang, said Liberal Party posters in purple and white which stated the "correct" way to vote was to put Liberals first were "unethical".






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ALP leader calls for John Setka's expulsion from party

The Opposition Leader says he will ask his party to expel the Victorian secretary of the CFMEU over comments about anti-violence figure Rosie Batty.



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'He lit up a room': Partner mourns loss of 'adventurous', 'bubbly' constable killed in Melbourne freeway crash

Todd Robinson speaks out about his partner, Constable Glen Humphris — one of the four police officers killed in a fatal crash — saying he was "so proud" to have joined Victoria Police.




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Todd Robinson is grieving for his partner Constable Glen Humphris

Todd Robinson addresses the media after his partner, Constable Glen Humphris, was one of four police officers killed in a crash on Melbourne's Eastern Freeway.




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Partner of officer killed in crash pays mourns his loss

Constable Glen Humphris and three other officers were hit by a truck while standing in the emergency lane of the Eastern Freeway in Melbourne.



  • Police
  • Murder and Manslaughter

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Woman found dead in Melbourne apartment may have been killed days earlier

Police investigating the death of 26-year-old Ellie Price in South Melbourne are calling for help from the public to find Ricardo Barbaro, who they want to speak with about the death.




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Police find car belonging to woman found dead in Melbourne apartment

Police are still searching for a man after homicide squad detectives found the Mercedes-Benz belonging to Ellie Price in Diggers Rest, about 40 kilometres from her home, overnight.




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Parts of Australia are relaxing coronavirus restrictions. Here's what's changing where you live

Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced the National Cabinet's plan to reopen Australia, but it will be up to each state and territory to decide how to roll it out. Here's what will change (or not) where you live.




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Melbourne emergency department sees increase in family violence injuries as new campaign launched

The Victorian Government launches a new campaign against family violence, as St Vincent's Hospital records a doubling of family violence victims presenting to its emergency department during the coronavirus pandemic.




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'Nobody wants to part with it': Cafe offers to trade coffee for toilet paper

Toilet paper is the butt of jokes in Australia but it has become currency for a desperate Far North Queensland cafe with dwindling supplies.




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Partially restored Edie




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Nomads bikie gang member Brad Bowtell and others sentenced for participation in Hunter Valley criminal group

Senior members of the Nomads bikie gang are sentenced over their participation in a criminal group, during a period of what the prosecutor described as "extreme" and "unpredictable" violence across the Hunter region.




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Michelle is calling for ADVOs to be enforced amid fears she will be killed by her ex-partner.

Michelle is calling for ADVOs to be enforced amid fears she will be killed by her ex-partner.




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What goes on at a generator party

It's 5:30pm on a Friday and I've received the location of a mysterious music gig. Are you coming?




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Ausgrid, Newcastle council and unions poles apart on how to roll out roadworks safely

Social media went into meltdown after images emerged of a power pole in the middle of a Newcastle street.