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High rate of heart attacks in Wodonga
Kilo of ice found in the boot
Police found more than a kilogram of ice in a car boot
Milosevic is first to surf
Prisoners set to enter a no-smoking zone
Surgery ban reversed
Roland von Marburg is free to return to surgery after winning an appeal against a Medical Council ban
Miner stuck without ute after theft
A bushranger buff’s permanent passion
A walk down memory lane
Big field again for Falls’ Hoppet
Recent good snowfalls will help deliver perfect conditions for the upcoming Kangaroo Hoppet
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National
Woolworths Laverton workers strike over labour hire casualisation
A picket line of more than 200 striking employees is blocking trucks from entering or leaving a major ...
Parents push back against religion in public schools
Parents concerned about extreme religious messages in public schools have crowd funded a billboard in Liverpool attacking scripture ...
Drowning victim was posing for photo when swept off rocks at La Perouse
An international student who drowned in Sydney's south-east at the weekend was believed to be posing for a ...
Scrap developers for cheaper, better apartments, say researchers
Cheaper apartments with vastly improved designs may seem impossible in Melbourne's skyrocketing property market, but scrapping developers from ...
NSW government trials online court for civil cases in Sydney
Ask any lawyer in Sydney about delays in the courts and they could regale you with war stories. ...
Woman crashes car into water at Five Dock Bay in Drummoyne
A Sydney woman who crashed her car into the water at Drummoyne is likely to be charged with drink-driving, police ...
World
Shinzo Abe's 'war' reforms draw wave of Japanese protesters
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's package of national security bills to expand the role of its military has drawn ...
Iraq moves to stamp out political corruption
After weeks of protests and growing public anger, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has announced sweeping anti-corruption reforms.
Pilots land blind after hail shatters plane windscreen
Pilots on a Delta Airlines flight in the US were left flying blind after their plane hit hail ...
MH370 debris search: French search plane grounded despite launch of expanded operation
The search plane France deployed to look for MH370 debris off Reunion Island was grounded Saturday, just a ...
Business
Nine holds onto NRL free-to-air television rights
Nine Entertainment has retained the free-to-air broadcast rights to the National Rugby League as well as acquiring free streaming rights ...
Banks, results and RBA to drive sentiment
Australian shares look set to open slightly lower on Monday, taking their cue from dips in the US ...
need2know: Defensive mood may persist
Local shares are poised to open flat, though investors may be in a defensive mood after Friday's plunge ...
Work from home and stay productive
That framed photo of your family hanging on the wall seems slightly crooked.
Simon Corbell opens bids for second wind auction to power more than 100,000 Canberra homes
Environment Minister Simon Corbell says second wind auction will power up to 106,000 Canberra homes.
Stock Market
Politics
Canberra Airport lights up in a rainbow to greet MPs flying in for Parliament ahead of marriage equality bill
Canberra Airport has been lit up in rainbow colours to greet federal MPs flying into the capital, ahead ...
Census 2016 to be $100 million cheaper and all digital, on August 9
The census is back by popular demand, and it happens a year from tonight.
Senior surgeons 'need teacher training to tackle sex harassment, bullying'
Senior surgeons should have formal training in teaching to eliminate widespread sexual harassment and bullying of clinical students, ...
Abbott government may be out on a limb with voters over climate action as emissions announcement looms
About two in three Australians say the Abbott government should take climate change more seriously and even more ...