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'I didn't ask to be hit, again': Another truck strikes Montague Street bridge
Yet another truck has crashed into the notorious Montague Street bridge.
Yet another truck has crashed into the notorious Montague Street bridge.
Bones feared to be human have been found at a property in Melbourne's west.
Two men, 23 and 68, taken to hospital with head injuries.
An Australian man has been killed during a fight outside a hotel in San Francisco in the US.
Man accused of a teenager's murder offered to pay victim's hospital bills, a court has been told.
German Police halted the popular Rock am Ring music festival over a 'concrete terrorist threat'.
The US dollar fell as the latest jobs data offered a mix picture of the strength of the American labour market. $A +0.9%.
The greenback dropped to its lowest since early November, with the timing of US rate hikes beyond June in question.
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Chris Scott urges the match review panel not to bow to the hype surrounding jumper punches.
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President Donald Trump's aide have refused to confirm whether he believes in climate change.
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Australia's former treasurers reflect on their time at the top.
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The most divisive figure in the Turnbull government holds his seat by a razor thin margin - and progressives smell blood.
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World Cup-winning Wallaby Simon Poidevin says Michael Hooper is "putting all the pressure in the world" on Stephen Moore to take his position as Australian captain.
Businesswoman Marie-Anne Read might be the only Canberra grocer owner with a social media manager.
Two car sharing companies that began a government-supported trial in Canberra last year want extra support after a slow uptake of membership.
A Deakin University report suggested a 10c fuel hike to encourage Australians to get out of the car and onto public transport.
A bombshell clause in the constitution threatens to undermine ARLC chairman John Grant's control of the commission by handing the balance of power to the clubs.
The Prime Minister has called on countries in Asia to buttress United States leadership in the region.
In Eagle Farm, Australia's oldest hackerspace caters to everything from blacksmithing, cosplay, 3D printing, electronics, metal working and woodworking.
Brisbane Marketing's incoming chief executive says he is taking the reins at a time of transformation for the city that has not been seen since Expo '88.
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Police investigating the Manchester bombing evacuated an area in the city after identifying a car which could be "significant" to their inquiry.
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Premiership ring? Check. Kangaroos triumph? Check. Origin series win? Still waiting.
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