Attack on US inevitable after 'Lying King', 'Rocket Man' trade barbs, N Korea says

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North Korea's Foreign Minister says a missile attack on the US mainland is inevitable after "Mr Evil…

Plibersek defends text messages urging Yes vote in same-sex marriage survey

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Did you receive an unsolicited text from the Yes campaign this weekend? You're not alone. Deputy…

Review: Nocturama feels eerily familiar

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A French terrorism thriller that will seem familiar to anyone who has been watching the news.

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Could maggots, algae and blow-up pools help fix the aquaculture problem?

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Several innovative projects are underway to help build fish farming systems that are green, clean and more efficient.

Lifegarten: Adults embracing their inner child

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In Melbourne's inner north, a group of 20-somethings escape the daily grind through puppet making and treasure hunts.

Why are country streets so wide?

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The narrow streets of our cities often prompt visitors to the country to comment on the luxurious road widths.

Why does Joan of Arc still inspire?

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'Next question' was Joan of Arc's response to her inquisitor in her heresy trial. Where did she get such spunk?

Ghosts, guns, and God on the Darling River

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Tony Prichard says the more he paddles the Darling River, the more he learns about life and himself.

Braving great white sharks to collect jewels of the sea

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Visit diver Chris Johns' workplace at the bottom of the ocean, off the southern coast of WA.

Meet the stamp collector on a 35-year charity mission

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In Lyn Saul's sunroom, tens of thousands of stamps are neatly organised in preparation for postage.

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