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The NT Emergency Service warns Tiwi Islanders to finalise preparations for a cyclone predicted to hit the area tomorrow, while Darwin is put on cyclone watch.
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Celebrated satirist John Clarke, known for his mock political interviews with comedy partner Bryan Dawe, dies suddenly at the age of 68.
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Iconic comedy duo John Clarke and Bryan Dawe entertained audiences with their political satire skits for over 25 years. We've collated some of their most loved segments and classic exchanges.
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Egyptian President Sisi declares a three-month state of emergency — suspending constitutional rights and allowing citizens to be detained indefinitely — after suicide bombers target two Coptic churches, killing at least 44 people and injuring dozens more in the run-up to Easter.
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A joint command centre made up of the forces of Russia, Iran and militias supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says the US strike on a Syrian air base crosses "red lines" and it will respond to any new aggression and increase its support for its ally.
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The Northern Territory Government reveals 1,000 people will be automatically forced onto the Banned Drinker Register as soon as it begins on September 1.
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Sergio Garcia wins the Masters title, beating Justin Rose in a thrilling play-off at Augusta for his first major championship victory.
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No matter how you measure it, against income or the size of the Australian economy, we are at the highest levels of household debt in our history but it's not only debt that is threatening the housing market, writes Ian Verrender.
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No changes to negative gearing and a drive to increase private investment in the supply of housing are the key to making the market more affordable, Treasurer Scott Morrison says.
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The US Davis Cup coach Jim Courier says it is exciting for everyone in tennis watching Nick Kyrgios' big improvement in 2017, which he says can lead to a world top five ranking.
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Cases involving melioidosis, a soil-borne bacterium common across northern Australia during the wet season, are surging, and construction work from the expansion of the suburbs of Darwin may be the cause.
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Around the world, the social media platform has almost 2 billion users, helping the company generate a staggering profit of more than $US10 billion in 2017 and turning founder Mark Zuckerberg into "the president of the internet".
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Victorian authorities deal with widespread damage after gale-force winds and heavy rain hit much of the state, leading to hundreds of calls for assistance and morning commuter delays in Melbourne.
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It's time for dads to step up, family experts are stressing, as modern-day girls face unprecedented anxiety about the world around them.
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When you step inside Shalom House as a new resident, be prepared to not only hand over your cigarettes, phone and car keys, but your entire life.
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As Malcolm Turnbull visits India, the world's fastest growing economy is looking beyond its regional neighbours and old colonial relationships to become a global power in its own right, seeking international recognition on its way to being the world's third largest economy.
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Two-thirds of the Great Barrier Reef is now devastated by severe coral bleaching, with damage occurring further south this year, Queensland scientists say.
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The tone of political discussion around issues like Islam in Australia is making reasonable discussion almost impossible, writes the executive producer and creator of Q&A Peter McEvoy.
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Every year, a thousand kids spend a night in a Melbourne sleep lab, where everything from eye movements to breathing patterns are monitored to work out what is stopping them from sleeping soundly.
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The man suspected of carrying out the truck attack in Stockholm is an asylum seeker who was being sought by authorities for deportation, Swedish police say, as the British Government names one of the four dead as 41-year-old father, Chris Bevington.
