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SC rape court - hidden camera

An example of a hidden camera, placed inside a smoke alarm and discovered by police




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Sunshine Coast man charged with rape, sexual assault and recording women using 'spy cameras' in towel racks

A Sunshine Coast man has been charged with rape and secretly recording a number of his female flatmates using hidden cameras, over the course of five years.




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Smoke detector hides tiny camera




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Security cameras were traditionally placed outside homes





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Cameras are frequently used for home security





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Micro Dame Edna portrait with 20 cent piece for comparison




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Queensland Sunshine Coast bushfire emergency sees flames come within metres of homes

Karin Radburnd fought for hours to save her home at Peregian Springs overnight as large flames surrounded the property after a large fire sparked a major ongoing emergency, forcing hundreds of residents to flee their homes.




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Paedophile tried to elicit oral sex from two boys with 'truth or dare' game in drain while on bail

A 25-year-old man lures two boys to a secluded location and offers to pay them $5 for oral sex, just months after he was given bail for possessing graphic and violent child porn material, a court hears.




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Police who allegedly used force against a self-harming teen were not wearing body cameras

Residents in far west New South Wales are calling for a more consistent use of police body cameras following reports from witnesses about the way officers allegedly responded to a teenager who was self-harming.



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Fish kill final report recommends cameras to live stream river, water meter subsidies in $70m spend

Buying water entitlement from irrigators, installing cameras on the river, and a subsidy to install water meters are at the centre of a $70 million Government spend to prevent fish kills.




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Shipwrecked at Brewarrina: Drought reveals historic Wandering Jew paddle steamer

Extreme drought conditions have all but dried up the Barwon River in western NSW, and now the unprecedented dry has exposed an extraordinary piece of maritime history.




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Outback Rugby League competition pins hope on game's survival during player drought

For keen rugby league player Owen Whyman, times are tough enough in the Darling River town of Wilcannia without losing the game he looks forward to each week.





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Curious Central West: Place name origins unravelled from Curly Dick Road to Dark Corner

The names of towns, roads and localities of central and western NSW are a treasure trove of toponymy, or the study of name origins, but their meanings also provide powerful connection for people and the places they call home.




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Bruce Shapiro's America

Bruce Shapiro discusses the latest on how the USA is managing or mis-managing the COVID-19 crisis.




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The power of Christian Nationalists in Trump’s America

Who are the Christian nationalists? What do they stand for and how influential are they in American politics?




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The truth about America's 'deep state'

Donald Trump has repeatedly accused the 'deep state' in America of attempting to undermine his presidency. But what is the 'deep state' that Trump is referring to, and does it actually exist?





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From the Ashes to suburban cricket, Cameron Bancroft's demise has been rapid and stunning

Cameron Bancroft survived a one-year ban for ball tampering, but has since gone from the lofty heights of a Test at Lord's to suburban cricket after being dropped from the WA state team, writes Ben Cameron.




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Australia-India World Cup final to deliver on pre-tournament promise

Whether Australia or India wins the final, this T20 World Cup almost promised too much but has delivered even more. If fans #FillTheG on Sunday it will give this tournament the conclusion it deserves, writes Richard Hinds.




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After Vanity Fair came to town, Byron Bay took a long hard look at itself

After a US magazine visited the far-north NSW coast town, Byron Bay was abuzz. Dig a little deeper and the stories pour forth from angered locals.



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'Frightening prospect': Tweed blames influx of Gold Coasters for parking closures

The shire's mayor says with more than 500,000 people from the Gold Coast having their beaches closed and all descending on the Tweed, it is a "pretty frightening prospect for our community".




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'Very personal thing for me': Veteran strives to name and honour 72 servicemen in unmarked graves

A veteran discovers 72 unmarked war graves at a cemetery west of Brisbane, working tirelessly to identify the lost servicemen who died in a mental asylum with most having no next of kin, to get plaques placed on their final resting place.




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How a Western Sydney nursing home became one of the country's biggest coronavirus clusters

It started with a "scratchy throat", but now almost every day at Newmarch House brings another death — here's what we know about the nursing home at the centre of a massive coronavirus outbreak.




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'Disobedient' contractor to blame for fatal hospital gas mix-up as company cleared

A judge finds BOC Limited is not responsible for the actions of a "disobedient" contractor involved in a gas mix-up at Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital that left a newborn baby dead.




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James Blake crosses musical boundaries in Perth

James Blake brought is soulful electric music to the Astor




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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

The second installment in the futuristic series follows a similar path to the first film, but interesting characters, impressive design and a terrific turn from Jennifer Lawrence




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American Hustle

David O Russell charts the rise and fall of con artists and shady characters in this 70s era comedic drama, and the results are fantastic




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A Streetcar Named Desire

There was a palpable thrill of anticipation in the audience last night at the debut of Black Swan Theatre Company's Streetcar Named Desire. Whether you left the night sated would depend on how you like your Tennessee Williams like bourbon, dark and stormy or like Southern Comfort, a little lighter and sweeter.




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Captain America: The Winter Soldier

The return of the superhero is both an enjoyable, self-contained action flick, and a further addition to the wider Marvel Universe.




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TaikOz and 2013 Parliament of NSW Aboriginal Art Prize finalists

TaikOz





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'Deliberate attempt to choke' brumby, rendering it lame, sees Tamworth man fined for act of cruelty

A self-described experienced horse breaker has been fined and sentenced to a community correction order for a "silly decision" to use a lasso to strangle a brumby.




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Game of Thrones is ending but iron throne keeps legend alive for one pampered Bathurst pooch

The Game of Thrones drama ends today for millions of fans, but in one Aussie household it will live on for this pampered pooch which has its own GoT-inspired iron throne.





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Easter was not the same this year — but this might help if you're feeling lonely

Social-distancing measures mean we haven't been able to celebrate Easter like we normally would, and many of us are feeling lonelier than ever. The good news is, there are things you can do to stay connected.




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How COVID-19 has changed the workload of Australian paramedics

As the country stays bunkered down during the pandemic, some ambulance services have seen a reduction in call-outs, especially to road accidents. Others say they're dealing with calls about flu-like symptoms that need to go elsewhere.




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No new cases of coronavirus for Tasmania, as north-west cluster blamed on Ruby Princess

Australia's Chief Medical Officer says a coronavirus cluster in Tasmania's north-west was likely sparked by a passenger from the Ruby Princess cruise ship, as the state marks 24 hours without a new case being found.




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Paramedics' decision to leave woman who refused treatment questioned by coroner

Ambulance paramedics left a woman with a history of mental illness alone in her home without electricity, hot water or lighting before she was found dead months later, in a move a coroner said was "difficult to understand."




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Driver decisions, not dust storm, to blame for fatal head-on truck crash near Truro, SA Police say

Police say poor decisions, not weather conditions, were to blame for a head-on crash between two trucks yesterday, but transport authorities argue it is premature to blame the drivers, given how difficult it can be to pull over to the side of the road.




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Royal Hotel: Why is it Australia's most common pub name?

The Royal is the most commonly used name for hotels in Australia, but the story behind the popularity of this pub name is a curious mix of colonial communications and aspirational marketing.




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Frank Rusconi, the gifted stonemason behind Gundagai's famed Dog on the Tuckerbox

The news the Dog on the Tuckerbox had been damaged made national headlines and prompted an outpouring of love for the much-loved pooch. But what is the history of the famous statue?




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Cameron Clyne speaks at the Rugby Australia AGM

Rugby Australia Chairman Cameron Clyne speaks to the media following the Rugby Australia Annual General Meeting in Sydney, Monday, April 8, 2019.




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This Wallaroo overcame webbed toes, injuries and mental health issues to live her dream

As a child, Rebecca Clough had no options to play rugby union but never gave up on her dream. She's now the joint-most-capped Wallaroo and believes the Barbarians women's team is a significant move for the sport.




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Cameron Clyne no longer Rugby Australia chairman, replaced by interim chair Paul McLean

Cameron Clyne ends his stint as Rugby Australia chairman effective immediately, replaced by former Wallaby Paul McLean who will take charge on an interim basis.




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Italian football games on hold as coronavirus outbreak worsens

Italy's ongoing coronavirus problems spill over into the country's top football league, as five Serie A games are postponed until May.




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Italy suspends all sporting fixtures, Socceroos games suspended

Efforts to reduce the spread of coronavirus see Italian authorities suspend all sports leagues, including Serie A and Six Nations rugby union matches, until at least April 3.