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Video Environment News
Heat-seeking drones keep tabs on koalas
10:25am Koala conservation efforts get a boost with Queensland researchers using drones equipped with infrared cameras to monitor the animals in their natural habitat.
Victoria
Adam Guy pleads not guilty by way of mental impairment to the charge of murdering of his mother, Pasqualina
ADAM COOPER 10:14am A man charged with murdering his mother on the Mornington Peninsula has pleaded not guilty by way of mental impairment.
Travel
Flights to Vanuatu resume in aftermath of Cyclone Pam
JAMIE FREED 10:08am Air Vanuatu has resumed flights between Australia and Vanuatu in the aftermath of a deadly cyclone which led to a temporary closure of Port Vila airport in the capital of the popular holiday...
Queensland
Ex-NRL star Carl Webb arrested in Cairns
10:08am Former Queensland State of Origin star Carl Webb has been arrested in the state's far north after an alleged late-night rampage in a suburban street.
Banking & Finance
Property Exchange Australia set for $1b float or sale
SHAUN DRUMMOND 9:58am Property Exchange Australia chief Marcus Price hopes to reach break even on the $120 million set-up cost to set it up by 2016 when it will offer a $1 billion float or sale.
Political News
Christopher Pyne backs down on research funding as defeat looms for university deregulation bill
LATIKA BOURKE 9:44am Federal Education Minister Christopher Pyne has retreated on his threat to cut 1700 research jobs, announcing the government will split funding for their positions from his plan to deregulate...
TV & Radio
What's on TV Wednesday: Hawaii Five-O
BEN POBJIE 9:42am One can imagine the meeting in which the concept of Hawaii Five-O (Ten, 10.30pm) was devised. The executives and producers were excited, yet hesitant.
Business
a2 Milk gets tick for an ASX listing
TIM BINSTED 9:41am The ASX has approved a2 Milk's Australian listing application after an infant formula poisoning scare in a2's home country, New Zealand.
Queensland
Movie World Green Lantern ride checked twice before mishap: manager
JORGE BRANCO 9:35am The Green Lantern ride at Movie World on the Gold Coast was checked twice on Sunday morning before it malfunctioned, forcing 13 people on two separate cars to be rescued, Movie World general manager...
Media & Marketing
Rupert Murdoch and Malcolm Turnbull in the media boxing ring
ELIZABETH KNIGHT 9:33am Picking a fight with Rupert Murdoch can be career suicide, so why has Malcolm Turnbull stepped into the ring?
Video World News
Pope predicts short rule
9:25am Pope Francis says he believes his rule will be short and that he would be ready to resign like his predecessor rather than ruling for life.
League News
Why Manly Sea Eagles coach Geoff Toovey is being kept in the dark
BRAD WALTER 9:22am It may have been embarrasing for Geoff Toovey but the fact he learned of key developments at Manly while on television is simply the latest example of club bosses trying to regain power from coaches.
Video Federal Politics
RET compromise likely
9:19am The Clean Energy Council is "hopeful" that the government and Labor can come to a compromise on the Renewable Energy Target says Chief Executive Kane Thornton.
Video World News
Pakistan Christians protest church blasts
9:19am RAW VIDEO: Christians across Pakistan turn to violent protest against attacks on two churches in which at least 14 people were killed and around 80 wounded.
Domain
Title Deeds: Balmoral Slopes
9:17am On Balmoral Slopes former Elle editor-in-chief and co-owner of Hush Communications Debbie Coffey and her husband, photographer Ross Coffey have hopes of more than $6 million on their Corben...
Music
Broadway classics delivered with exquisite power by Welsh bass-baritone Bryn Terfel
MARTIN DUFFY 9:15am Musical purists may draw an arbitrary line between serious and popular music, but in doing so deny themselves the best of both worlds.
Video Entertainment News
Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff wins I'm A Celebrity
9:15am The colourful English cricketer emerges from the South African jungle as the winner. All it took was to eat some creepy crawlies, wrestle with live animals and dangle below a helicopter.
Video Market Reports
Midday: Energy slide pushes ASX 0.6% down
9:15am Energy slide pushes ASX 0.6% down. Project developments for Woodside Petroleum Limited (ASX:WPL) and Origin Energy Limited (ASX:ORG).
Video Federal Politics
Fitzgibbon on 'paranoid quest': Joyce
9:14am The Minister for Agriculture Barnaby Joyce says he has nothing to hide over corrections made in Hansard.
Queensland
Haunting the Executive Building, waiting on an apparition
AMY REMEIKIS 9:14am SKETCH: It's said that actions speak louder than words. So what, in the fourth week of the new Labor Cabinet, are we being told?
Video World News
Thousands cry 'out Dilma!' on streets of Rio
9:10am Thousands of anti-government protesters rally in Rio de Janeiro against President Dilma Rousseff who is facing criticism over the Petrobras scandal, austerity measures and the stalling economy.
WA News
Two people injured in truck and powerpole accident at Mandurah school
RAY SPARVELL 9:09am Two people have been rushed to hospital after an accident at John Tonkin College in Gibla Street, Greenfields, near Mandurah.
ACT News
When daylight saving ends in 2015
9:09am Daylight saving ends in the ACT on April 5 2015, at 3am.
Markets
Motley Fool: Stocks to profit from US strength
TOM RICHARDSON 9:08am Strong US jobs data last week means it's no secret the US Federal Reserve is under increased pressure to lift its cash rate for the first time in nearly a decade, with expectations of a June rate...
Victoria
Bendigo Buddhist prayer room accidentally burned down by worshippers
ANDI YU 9:02am The prayer room of a Victorian Buddhist monstery was accidentally burned down by worshippers who forgot to put out their candles.
Video Federal Politics
The case against Barnaby Joyce
9:02am Labor alleges the Agriculture Minister misled parliament, and that the head of his department was sacked for voicing his concerns.
Diet & Fitness
The life in your spice – the health benefits of flavour
PAULA GOODYER 9:01am Should we eat more spices for our health’s sake?
Video Domain
Auction frenzy for Melbourne market
8:59am Big auction numbers with large clearance rates equals a Melbourne property market on the boil.
Stage
Opera Australia finds musical theatre voice in Jekyll and Hyde
JOHN BAILEY 8:58am Opera Australia is again teaming up with producer John Frost for another foray into music theatre. This time it's Jekyll and Hyde.
Stage
Melbourne Ballet Company's Lucidity to star Adam Thurlow at Hawthorn Arts Centre
JOHN BAILEY 8:58am It's been less than a decade since the Melbourne Ballet Company arrived on the scene but in that time the small organisation has proven surprisingly sure-footed.
Manly Sea Eagles
Kieran Foran has signed with Parramatta Eels
8:58am Manly Sea Eagles and New Zealand five-eighth Kieran Foran has announced he is joining the Parramatta Eels in 2016.
Stage
Pitch for ideas as Victorian Opera brings sustainable note to concert
JOHN BAILEY 8:54am Victorian Opera is taking the novel step of ditching traditional ticket prices and instead allowing admission by ideas.
Video Federal Politics
Backbencher still gunning for pension backdown
8:53am Scott Morrison's proposal for an independent review of pension rates is a positive move says outspoken Liberal MP Andrew Laming, but he warns "military ordnance" are still lined up against the...
World
What is love? Scans of human mind take us step closer to eternal question
CAMILLA TURNER 8:51am It is one of life's most enduring mysteries. A question that music, poetry, myth and legend have, for thousands of years, tried to answer.
Business
ASIC pushing Chinese IPO hopefuls to offer more liquidity
SALLY ROSE 8:49am The ASX and ASIC aim to encourage better liquidity from foreign businesses, particularly state-controlled Chinese enterprises that list in Australia.
Games
Ori and the Blind Forest review: the indie game that nearly unseated Call of Duty
JAMES 'DEXX' DOMINGUEZ 8:49am Small, beautiful independent game almost stole Call of Duty's thunder at E3 last year, and now it's stealing hearts.
Video Federal Politics
Pensions, science funding and cabinet decisions.
CHRIS HAMMER 8:47am Labor MP Andrew Leigh and Liberal Andrew Laming join Chris Hammer in the studio to discuss the news of the day.
Music
Philtres Review: Australian composer Liza Lim features in ANAM fellowship show by Georgia Ioakimidis-Macdougal
CLIVE O’CONNELL 8:47am This recital took its title from a piece for retuned violin by Australian composer Liza Lim, one of the few local voices making a significant impact on Europe’s contemporary music scene.
Banking & Finance
NAB's loans nightmare clouds UK float plans
ADELE FERGUSON 8:45am National Australia Bank is assessing the ramifications of a damning parliamentary report into alleged misconduct by its British banks that raises questions about its plans to float its UK banking arm.
Queensland
Mount Isa man allegedly poured boiling water on partner
JORGE BRANCO 8:37am A 44-year-old man who allegedly poured boiling water on his partner and stopped her from getting medical help for 18 hours is due in court on Monday.
AFL News
Carlton's Lachie Henderson happy to delay contract discussions
JON PIERIK 8:35am Carlton forward Lachie Henderson is focused on playing ''good consistent'' football before opening serious contract negotiations with the Blues.
NSW
Defamation trial: Fairfax 'never contended' Treasurer Joe Hockey was corrupt or took bribes
LOUISE HALL, MICHAELA WHITBOURN 8:33am Fairfax's lawyer in his closing submissions on day five of the defamation trial against Treasurer Joe Hockey said the articles published exposed how the connection between donations to political...
National
Defamation trial: Fairfax 'never contended' Treasurer Joe Hockey was corrupt or took bribes
LOUISE HALL, MICHAELA WHITBOURN 8:33am Fairfax's lawyer in his closing submissions on day five of the defamation trial against Treasurer Joe Hockey said the articles published exposed how the connection between donations to political...
Video Federal Politics
Uni reforms dead in the water?
8:32am The Government's plans to deregulate the higher education sector and cut scientific research funding has drawn the ire of the Opposition and Greens.
Soccer
A-League: Wellington Phoenix are the story of the season
SEBASTIAN HASSETT 8:31am Plenty of good tales have emerged from the past six months of A-League football, but the best is being rubber-stamped across the Tasman at Wellington Phoenix.
Tennis
Indian Wells: Nick Kyrgios suffers ankle injury in second round loss
Young Australian star Nick Kyrgios will await scan results on an ankle injury suffered in his second round loss to Grigor Dimitrov at the Indian Wells Masters in California.
Real Estate News
Hinkler Books founder Robert Ungar sells Portsea house for $10.5m
MARC PALLISCO International campaign unearths Chinese interest for Mornington Peninsula landmarks.
Video Business Week
Business Week ahead
MICHAEL PASCOE An important week for US markets, which of course flows through to our market. Michael Pascoe comments.
Video Domain
Darren and Shaynna go head-to-head
In the next episode Darren and Dea win a mentoring session with Shaynna to help with their ongoing problems, but fail to see eye-to-eye.
NSW
Sydney siege gunman's lawyer Adam Houda takes on terrorism suspects' case
PATRICK BEGLEY A lawyer who accused Prime Minister Tony Abbott of prejudicing the trial of two terrorism suspects by "milking" it for political gain has taken on their case, indicating...
Video Environment News
Nine puppies rescued from Chile forest fire
As crews battle forest fires in Chile, rescue workers take time to rescue a brood of nine trapped puppies who all make it out alive.
Video Company Reports
Valence sells 100% of first year production
Valence Industries (ASX:VXL) says it has just signed 6 new sales contracts and now has 100 per cent of its first year production sold.
Comment
Australian imams in struggle for hearts and minds of Muslim youth
SHAHRAM AKBARZADEH Here lies the problem. There is a disconnect between the learned Islamic scholars and the young, who by definition test boundaries and challenge authority.
Video Company Reports
Abacus announces entitlement offer
Abacus Property Group (ASX:ABP) have announced an entitlement offer to raise $121 million that will be used to reduce debt.
Video World News
Syrians want peace, call for Assad's removal
RAW VIDEO: Hundreds of people gather outside the White House in Washington, DC to protest against Islamic State, Syria's Bashar al-Assad and US policy in Syria.
Real Estate News
Super access threatens Melbourne's house and land market
GERRARD ELLIS Allowing young people to access their superannuation to purchase their first home is a threat to Melbourne's delicate house and land market.
Entertainment
WA stars from Channel Seven Reality TV shows
WA's Channel Seven reality TV stars from My Kitchen Rules, The Amazing Race Australia and House Rules.
Business
Australian cities to benefit from rise in Chinese tourist numbers
JAMIE FREED Sydney and Melbourne residents could be saying "ni hao" to twice as many Chinese tourists by 2023 than they do today as rising incomes in China make international travel more affordable.
Video World News
Outlook for Netanyahu not good
The final polls before Tuesday's Israeli election shows the center-left opposition poised to defeat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's party.
Video WA News
News in 90 seconds Monday March 16
Ben Cousins in hospital, Cyclone Pam update and Perth Glory no longer top of the ladder.
