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North Korea claims successful test of inter-continental ballistic missile

A North Korean newsreader announces what’s claimed to be a successful test of a Hwasong-14 missile in an operation reportedly overseen by leader Kim Jong-Un.
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Government and AFP investigating report Medicare card details for sale

Human Services minister Alan Tudge says the illegal sales of Medicare card information are being “taken seriously".
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Medicare data breach is the tip of the iceberg in the world of Australian dark web fraud

SBS World News' James Elton-Pym was able to access the Medicare Machine listing on a popular dark web marketplace in a matter of minutes - but that's not the only...
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Kremlin says Putin and Trump to meet Friday in Hamburg

A top Kremlin aide is quoted as saying the first meeting between US President Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin is scheduled for July 7.
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Boko Haram militants kidnap 37 women, kill nine people in Niger

Boko Haram militants have kidnapped 37 women and slit the throats of nine other people at a village in south-east Niger, according to the regional governor.
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Court told how Johnson & Johnson conducted 'tidal wave of promotion'

A federal court has heard pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson downplayed the risks of a vaginal medical device that left thousands of women with debilitating...
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South Australia to consider bill decriminalising sex work

South Australia has some of the toughest laws in the country against sex work, but that could change with lawmakers considering a push to decriminalise the industry.

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More than 100,000 migrants crossed Mediterranean to Europe since January

More than 2,000 migrants have died trying to cross the Mediterranean to Europe since January, according to the United Nations.
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Supreme Court backs martial law in southern Philippines

The Philippines' Supreme Court endorses President Rodrigo Duterte's enforcement of martial law across the southern third of the country, which he said was...
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US-backed forces in Syria breach wall of Old City of Raqqa

US-backed forces in Syria have breached the wall surrounding the Old City of Raqqa as they try to retake the city from the Islamic State group, the US Central...
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'I would like to make my family proud': Australia's rising badminton star

Tiffany Ho is surging up Badminton's world rankings - the 19-year-old is currently Australia's second-highest ranked women's player.
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Qatar responds to demands after deadline extended

Qatar on Monday responded to a list of demands from Saudi Arabia and its allies after they agreed to give a defiant Doha another 48 hours to address their...
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Missing six-year-old girl found safe on Sunshine Coast

A six-year-old girl missing after being taken from a home north of Brisbane has been found.
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From perplexed to dismayed: The many faces of Buzz Aldrin during Trump's space speech

All eyes were on the varied expressions of the famous astronaut during President Trump's speech at the White House.

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Julia Gillard reveals her battle with mental health during political career

Julia Gillard has opened up about her own struggle with mental health during her political career, revealing how she coped with stress and abuse on social media.
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Bob Carr labelled ‘gutless’ as Labor debate over Palestinian statehood heats up

Labor heavyweights Penny Wong and Tanya Plibersek say they aren’t convinced by a motion to recognise the state of Palestine, while another MP has blasted the...
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City divided, poverty, housing: The challenges facing Hong Kong’s new leader

The city’s first female leader, sworn in by President Xi Jinping on the city's 20th anniversary of its handover to China, faces a series of unsolved political and...
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Melbourne 'bollart' takes social media by storm

Anonymous artists in Melbourne are trying to make the best of a drab situation by dressing up some concrete cubes.
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Female doctors who plan to have children face discrimination, AMA says

Young female doctors are receiving implied threats about taking jobs in public hospitals if they plan to have children, the Australian Medical Association says.
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Australia's youngest CEO making her mark at 16

Ali Kitinas started her first business when she was still in primary school. Now the 16-year-old runs her own body-scrub company, whose business model also aims...
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Turnbull declares he will be PM for a 'very long time'

Malcolm Turnbull is staring down disgruntled colleagues declaring he's not going anywhere and is confident he will win the next election.

In Focus: Australia's First People

News
4 Jul 2017 - 8:56pm

Young blood keeping ancient Indigenous languages alive

Before European settlement, Indigenous Australians spoke an estimated 250 different languages. Today, schools teaching their language of country are finding students are more likely to engage with con...
Khmer
1 Jul 2017 - 2:16pm

Indigenous Conversations: How traditional Aboriginal healing is filling the gaps of Western medicine

For 60,000 years, traditional Aboriginal healers or ngankari (pronounced as nun-ka-ri) have treated patients using a set of ancient medical knowledge system passed down from generations.  Today, the ...
The Feed
29 Jun 2017 - 4:35pm

Cormach Evans: Paddling for Indigenous men’s health

He’s a professional surfer, a health worker and he's recovering from substance abuse... oh and he's raising money for Indigenous men’s health by paddling 200kms in the open ocean. Bloody legend.
NITV
28 Jun 2017 - 9:42am

Why many high-achieving Indigenous students are shunning university

Do financial, social, and cultural factors influence the decision for Indigenous students to go to university?
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Indigenous Conversations

This man was sacked from his job after speaking out about the injustices Ampilatwatja locals faced

Ampilatwatja local, Mark Fordham, saw first hand how the Barkly Shire Council gutted employment prospects for Aboriginal locals. After he spoke up about the injustices happening in the NT he was sacke...
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26 Jun 2017 - 10:06am

In pictures: Eid celebrations around the world

Eid al-Fitr is one of the most important holidays in the Islamic calendar. It marks the end of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting for Muslims.
5 Jun 2017 - 9:50am

In pictures: Manchester holds star-studded One Love charity concert

Cheers drowned out tears in Manchester on Sunday as Ariana Grande was joined by fellow music stars for a charity concert where fans vowed to face down fears of terrorism after two deadly attacks in Britain.
23 May 2017 - 12:59pm

In pictures: Ariana Grande concert blast

A reported explosion sparked frantic evacuations of a concert hall in Manchester where US singer Ariana Grande was performing on Monday night.
1 May 2017 - 10:42am

Mothers of the disappeared march four decades on

10 Apr 2017 - 7:29am

In pictures: Sweden mourns truck attack victims

7 Apr 2017 - 10:51am

World Federation of Public Health Associations photo competition

The World Federation of Public Health Associations is running a public health photo competition to celebrate its 50th birthday. Here is a short list of the best images.
1 Apr 2017 - 4:47pm

In Pictures: The 9/11 attack on the Pentagon

More than two dozen photographs of the Pentagon taken on September 11, 2001, have reappeared on the FBI's website.
31 Mar 2017 - 9:05am

Photos: Lismore flooding

Images show rising floodwaters in Lismore today as the town's levy has breached and risks cracking.
28 Mar 2017 - 3:28pm

South-Sudanese Wrestling taking hold in Sydney's western suburbs

Traditional South Sudanese wrestling is getting an Aussie makeover. Those involved say it’s a good way to put young South-Sudanese Australians in touch with their community and culture.
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