Flood warnings remain as WA braces for more heavy rain

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Towns across southern Western Australia are preparing for more rain with severe weather warnings…

NSW facing hottest February day as heatwave moves across country

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The heatwave across Australia is expected to worsen over the weekend, with Rural Fire Services…

Protestors gather as Cory Bernardi steps out in support of anti-halal group

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Conservative Senator Cory Bernardi attends the event 'Defending Freedom of Speech', organised by the…

Can you take an ethical holiday and still have fun?

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Is tourism just the latest manifestation of colonialism? Do our ethical convictions need to go on holiday when we do?

Like a Version: Electric Feel

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The talented 2016 Unearthed winner Tash Sultana gets all Oracular Spectacular with a cover of an MGMT classic.

A revolution for ticket prices?

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Filmgoers may soon have an app that lets them decide how much they want to pay to see a film.

Winners and losers from the week in federal politics

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Fran Kelly and Patricia Karvelas nominate their winners and losers from a dramatic week in federal politics.

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Diagnosing our modern malaise and charting our political renewal

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Is there reason to hope that we might heal our political breach, and make our world whole again?

Tips to avoid heatstroke

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Should you drink cold or room temperature water in a heatwave? When should you stop physical work on a hot day?

SA considering all options to secure power supply

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The SA Government says it's planning a 'dramatic intervention' in the electricity market.

The Imposter

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Three years after the disappearance of a 13-year-old Texan boy, he is found alive in Spain - but all is not quite as it seems.

7 supergroups that disappeared after one album

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For every Crosby, Stills and Nash, there are dozens of bands packed with famous personnel who don't last.

Should drink drivers lose the right to a work licence?

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In Queensland, you can apply for a work licence after losing your licence for drink driving.

High school artists hung at Art Gallery of WA

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For the past 25 years, the Art Gallery of Western Australia has put the best of the state's year 12 artwork on show.

Analysis & Opinion : Views on the issues of the day

Donald Trump's tweets are a morning wake-up call like no other

It's an unusual way for a President to converse with his public, to say the least.By Zoe Daniel and Roscoe Whalan

Turnbull's turnaround from pro-carbon price to anti-renewables

"Clean coal" is not that clean, and won't push down power prices either.By Stephen Long

Turnbull's take-down of Shorten a win for the PM in troubled times

Liberals clapped and cheered for the Prime Minister after his attack on Bill Shorten.By 7.30 political correspondent Andrew Probyn

Analysis: Failures in persuading FIFO workers to live locally

John is one of the nation's 75-90,000 FIFO workers.By Riccardo Welters and Christopher Nicholas, James Cook University

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