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Gemma Cosgrave and Steven Arthur died when their car collided with a truck on the Bruce Highway at Cardwell. (Supplied)





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Environment Minister Leeanne Enoch speaking with an anti-Adani activist on the weekend (Facebook)




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Environment Minister Leeanne Enoch speaking with an anti-Adani activist (Facebook)




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Albanese responds to Victorian CFMEU's threat to sever financial ties with Labor

Federal Labor leader Anthony Albanese told Afternoon Briefing host Patricia Karvelas he was not concerned by the Victorian construction union's threat to cut financial ties with Labor.







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Police use pepper spray to disperse crowd of 150 brawling with baseball bats near grand final celebration

A police investigation is underway in a quiet corner of WA's south-west, after more than 150 people brawled with baseball bats and poles near a local football club's post-grand final celebration.




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Esperance swimmers brave 13-degree Celsius shark habitat without wetsuit to boost mental fortitude

Unperturbed by the region's infamous sharks and 13-degree Celsius sea temperature, Lisa Julian is among a group that swims off the state's south coast each week without wearing a wetsuit.




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Historic Kambalda baby murder case takes new twist as stepfather charged with abusing 13yo mother

A cold case investigation into the death of a baby in a caravan park in WA's Goldfields 24 years ago takes another twist, with a 55-year-old Queensland man charged with historic child sex offences.




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Council threatens man living in caravan on his own property with legal action, fines of up to $50,000

A 60-year-old man living in a caravan in outback WA faces legal action and fines of up to $50,000 from his local council after erecting a shade structure without a building permit.




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Victoria seems to be experiencing its second gold rush, but how will it cope with royalties?

Chinese interest returns to the Ballarat goldfields, which may provide job security for more than 200 people in the town, but there is concern about how new royalties will affect businesses.




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Friday Wrap with David Speers

Joining Virginia is Mornings regular and Insiders ABC presenter David Speers, summarizing the top stories of the week and previewing this Sunday's episode of Insiders.




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'Lonely, but a blessing': Muslims in Australia welcome the fasting month without social gatherings

In Australia, Muslims from different backgrounds are preparing for a fasting month of loneliness without social gatherings.




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Judge slams Gippsland Grammar as tutor jailed for underage sex with student

The Victorian County Court criticises Gippsland Grammar for not sacking a 21-year-old tutor months before he had sex with an underage student.




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Nursing home lockouts doing 'nothing for compassion', as governments square off with aged care industry

Meredith Thompson and Adrian Brown fight to see their beloved relative, after his nursing home denied visits even though he only has weeks to live.




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Royal commission flooded with submissions as nightmare fire season officially ends

Fire season is officially over in southern Australia, but the work is only just beginning for the royal commission into the deadly crisis.




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Nhill man charged with making threats to kill

A man has been bailed to appear in court at a later date after police allege he made threats to kill and tried to run over a man in Nhill on Friday.



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Victoria records 17 new cases of coronavirus with 11 linked to a meatworks in Brooklyn.

Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas says Victoria has recorded 17 new cases of coronavirus overnight with 11 of them linked to meat processing plant Cedar Meats in Broolyn, May 5, 2020.




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Victoria has recorded 17 new cases of coronavirus with 11 linked to a meat processing facility.

Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas also announced additional tax relief for families and businesses impacted by pandemic lockdown measures, May 5, 2020.




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'Where are we supposed to park then?: Tension as hospital workers hit with parking warnings

City of Yarra Mayor Misha Coleman defends parking inspectors who slapped "official warning" tickets onto the windscreens of cars belonging to St Vincent's Hospital staff, saying free parking offered to the staff during the coronavirus pandemic does not extend to cars parked in unsafe locations such as clearways.





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Here's how your family can celebrate Mother's Day without leaving the house

There are plenty of ways to celebrate Mother's Day without even leaving the house, even if your family is spread across the country. Here's how some families are celebrating.





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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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Struggling in self-isolation with the kids? This family is doing it on the high seas

If you think being stuck in short quarters with your family is hard, this family has have been living afloat overseas since September and 'boatschooling'.




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Captain Tom tops UK charts in time for his 100th birthday with coronavirus hit single

Captain Tom Moore, the British Army veteran who raised more than $55 million for Britain's National Health Service, tops the UK music charts with a cover of You'll Never Walk Alone.




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Pair allegedly threaten woman with pocket knife and steal her car before leading police on chase

A man and woman are arrested after allegedly threatening a woman with a pocket knife and stealing her car before leading police on a chase in the Mid North of South Australia.




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Man charged with murder over fatal assault at Peterborough, police say

A man is charged with the murder of another man at a home in South Australia's Mid North region in the early hours of Sunday morning.




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Leon Bignell wants office stalemate with SA Government 'reported to the United Nations'

Two Labor MPs are still waiting to get offices within their electorates more than a year after the state election, with one labelling the delay as a "clamp down on democracy".




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Windamere Horse Haven president David Mews with a former racing horse




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Small SA town creates its own aged care workforce with scholarships, employment

A country hospital in South Australia is offering free, local training in the hopes of raising the status and the quality of its aged care workforce.




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Coober Pedy man charged with murder after alleged stabbing

A Coober Pedy man has been charged with murder following the alleged stabbing of another man in South Australia's far north.



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Farmer with Bell's palsy calls it a day 55 years after being told he wouldn't work the farm again

It's been 55 years since Geoff Prime was diagnosed with Bell's palsy and told he wouldn't work on the family farm again. He's now retiring from the farm, aged 94.




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Driver who rammed man with ute over trailer dispute found guilty of manslaughter, not murder

A Flinders Ranges woman who killed a man after ramming him with her ute as part of a family dispute over a trailer is found guilty of manslaughter, not murder, with an Adelaide judge saying she "cannot be sure" the woman intended to kill.




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Pilot vows to keep flying after outback plane crash leaves him with broken spine

Despite breaking his back in several places in a light plane crash in outback SA that also injured his wife, experienced Perth pilot Jamie McAlindon is determined to get back into the cockpit.




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Filmmaker with autism Isaac Doman shines at Kangaroo Island Film Festival

Isaac Doman could not talk until he was eight years old. Now he's directing his own short films for an award-winning company.




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Port Pirie couple charged with criminal neglect fails to explain why baby boy was 'close to death'

A couple charged with the criminal neglect of their baby boy fails to explain what happened to the child who was taken to hospital "close to death", a court hears.



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An ABC interview with Nancy and Jim Beaumont just before a Dutch clairvoyant was due to visit Adelaide




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Driver who rammed man with ute during dispute over trailer sentenced to nine years in prison

A South Australian woman, who killed a man by hitting him with her ute amid a dispute over the use of a trailer, is sentenced to nine years in jail.




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SA woman convicted of stalking over war with stranger in Pickering Post comments section

A South Australian woman who posted "vile, vicious and vitriolic" comments about sexual impropriety, incest and drunkenness that were directed at another user of an online political forum is convicted of stalking.




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Aboriginal mural artist calls for more Indigenous artists within schools to tackle racism, stereotypes

Arrernte man Scott Rathman wants to see more Aboriginal artists teaching in schools to hopefully stamp out racism and stereotypical beliefs.




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Black-footed rock-wallabies making a comeback with the help of rangers despite foxes and cats

In the rocky ranges of central Australia, a group of rangers are fending-off feral cats and foxes to save an increasing population of endangered wallabies.




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Child, 3, transported to Adelaide with life-threatening burns after Port Augusta house fire

A young child has been transferred to hospital in Adelaide with serious burns from a house fire that has also injured two other children and several adults at Port Augusta in South Australia's north.





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Graeme Russell Lawrence standing trial charged with child sex offences

A court has heard the most senior Australian Anglican clergyman to be charged with child sexual abuse used his power and influence to dissuade his alleged victim from disclosing the abuse.




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Hot water bottle filled with boiling water bursts, leaves woman with third-degree burns

A young mother left with third-degree burns is urging others not to make the same mistake as her, and says to never fill a hot water bottle with boiling water.




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Several neighbours witnessed the deadly inferno

Three children tragically died in the fire, which ripped though the Singleton home.




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It started with Boomerang Bags, now Dungog dumps single-use plastics for good of the planet

A small town team harnesses sewing power to create more than 4,000 reusable alternatives to single-use plastic bags in a bid to save the planet.



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