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  1. ABC journalist Mark Colvin dies aged 65

    A master interviewer, a mentor, and a friend to many of his colleagues, Mark Colvin's award-winning career spanned more than four decades and made him one of Australian journalism's best-known voices.

  1. Millions of five-cent coins make giant silver heart for Connie's last hurrah
  2. Scott Morrison delivers the 2017 federal budget
  3. Do we need a publicly-funded national newspaper?
  4. The search for Jimmy Possum

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