South-east Queensland to be lashed by ex-Cyclone Debbie

Lightning strikes over Tanawha on the Sunshine Coast (Facebook: Mitch Roberts)ABC News

Severe thunderstorms, torrential rain and flash flooding are forecast for south-east Queensland.

Heavy rain, flooding hinder cyclone recovery efforts

Pioneer River flooding in Mackay (AAP: Daryl Wright)ABC News

Cyclone-affected areas continued to be drenched by heavy rain and storms, slowing recovery efforts.

Why older Australians fear a cashless society

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Many older Australians are wary about the transition to a cashless economy, writes David Taylor.

May wanted to let Europe down gently

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At the crucial moment, the UK and the EU both offered a warm shoulder and a kind word, but now it gets tough, writes Lisa Millar.

Arab leaders renew call for Palestinian state

Arab League Summit (Reuters: Mohammad Hamed) ABC News

Arab leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to a two-state solution to the decades-long Arab-Israeli conflict.

The divorce bill: What happens if Brexit turns sour?

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Will it be a harmonious conscious uncoupling a la Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin, or is it going to turn nasty?

How to keep moving when injury slows you down

Training (ABC RN - Life Matters) ABC Health

Having an injury can be debilitating, not to mention painful, but it shouldn't stop you from moving altogether.

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Rare orchid discovery halts motorsports complex construction

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The discovery of a rare orchid has put an end to seven years of planning for a multipurpose motorsport complex.

What will happen to grocery prices in the aftermath of Cyclone Debbie?

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Capsicum, tomato, and pumpkin prices all look set to rise, but the ARA says it's important to show support for Australian growers.

Millions of dollars worth of cattle shot in Kimberley national parks cull

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The WA Department of Parks and Wildlife culled 5,118 cattle last year, with a estimated value of around $4 million.

Is an octopus as smart as a human?

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The octopus is the closest thing to us meeting an intelligent alien, argues Peter Godfrey-Smith.

Tips on giving up smoking

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If you're thinking about giving up smoking, there's more help available now than ever before.

Does Yoga need to prove itself?

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Yoga has long been known as a spiritual and holistic practice, but what do we know of the scientific benefits?

Sidney Nolan centenary reveals hidden paintings

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Many of the greatest paintings by late Australian artist Sidney Nolan will be seen in public for the first time.

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