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Strawberry farmer 'going through hell' as more needles found

Strawberry farmer 'going through hell' as more needles found

Two more needles have been found in a punnet in Queensland, as growers' peak body says the farmer who produced the fruit is devastated.

  • by Lucy Stone

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Bishop piles the pressure on Dutton over eligibility doubt

Bishop piles the pressure on Dutton over eligibility doubt

The former foreign minister says there is a "need for clarity" around whether the minister was invalidly elected.

  • by Bevan Shields
Mum dies days after giving birth at Brisbane hospital

Mum dies days after giving birth at Brisbane hospital

It was understood she had suffered a suspected blood clot after having a caesarean delivery.

    Osaka reveals what Williams said to her as crowd booed

    Osaka reveals what Williams said to her as crowd booed

    Naomi Osaka has revealed for the first time what Serena Williams said while comforting her over her shock win.

    • by Rachel Clun
    Three Queensland children believed abducted by father

    Three Queensland children believed abducted by father

    Federal police are searching for the Moore siblings, who have been missing since September last year.

    • by Lucy Stone
    Scientists stung by ants to learn about pain

    Scientists stung by ants to learn about pain

    A team of Queensland scientists hopes the venom of giant red bull ants will lead to the discovery of better treatments.

    • by Alison Brown
    Hands on with Apple's three new (expensive) iPhones

    Hands on with Apple's three new (expensive) iPhones

    Our impressions of the colourful but not-really-cheap new iPhone, the massive XS Max and improved, faster new watches.

    • by Peter Wells
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    Verdict shows the likes of Alan Jones can be called out

    The defamation verdict shows that sometimes you can take on the loud person in the room and silence them.

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      Ready, aim, misfire: Brits aren't as good at leadership coups as us

      Theresa May has clung on for more than two years now – in Australian terms, three quarters of a Turnbull, four-fifths of a combined Rudd, or 1.1 Abbotts.

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        Nick Miller

        No right or wrong answer in Serena case, but Gillard had a point ...

        Julia Gillard once captured the flaw of reducing the nuances of sexism into a soundbite generalisation. The same can be applied to the Serena Williams meltdown.

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          Why are The Block contestants ignoring families? The inside word

          Why are The Block contestants ignoring families? The inside word

          Serious, serious reveal this week with The Block contestants delivering the most important room of all: the kitchen.

          • by Alice Stolz
          West Village: The new breed of owner occupiers moving to West End

          West Village: The new breed of owner occupiers moving to West End

          Developer Sekisui House expected investors would make up the bulk of their buyers - but 2018 has been full of surprises.

          • by Ellen Lutton

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          CBA admits to misleading advertising for heart attack cover

          CBA admits to misleading advertising for heart attack cover

          CBA's insurer has for the first time admitted that it published misleading advertising relating to how it treated heart attacks.

          • by Clancy Yeates
          The Australian sharemarket is poised for further losses on Thursday, continuing a poor three weeks for local shares.

          Markets Live: Finance sector weighs on ASX

          • by William McInnes
          Apple's bet to get even bigger: Higher prices, and a watch for Granny
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          Apple's bet to get even bigger: Higher prices, and a watch for Granny

          • by John McDuling

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          'All snark no substance': Germaine Greer's On Rape reviewed

          'All snark no substance': Germaine Greer's On Rape reviewed

          Two books about rape - an essay by Germaine Greer and a collection edited by Roxane Gay - are both uneven offerings.

          • by Amy Gray
          Ten reveals 'cringeworthy' first-look at new singing Bachelorette Ali Oetjen

          Ten reveals 'cringeworthy' first-look at new singing Bachelorette Ali Oetjen

          Ten is making a proper song-and-dance about its new Bachelorette, but not all viewers are humming along.

          • by Robert Moran

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          'Birdnesting' is the new trend for divorcing parents

          'Birdnesting' is the new trend for divorcing parents

          Separation and divorce with children can be even more challenging, and many parents want to know the "right" way to parent now they're no longer together.

          • by Priscilla Dunk-West
          The popular insurance that is basically junk

          The popular insurance that is basically junk

          Personal finance expert Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon exposes the "life" insurance with only a 16 per cent payout.

          • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

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          Umpire backlash leads to talk of a boycott of Serena Williams' matches

          Umpire backlash leads to talk of a boycott of Serena Williams' matches

          Stung by a lack of institutional support for the chair umpire who penalised Serena Williams, other umpires are reportedly discussing a boycott of her matches.

          • by Des Bieler
          Targets like Ben Hunt urged to quit social media

          Targets like Ben Hunt urged to quit social media

          A leading sports psychologist says the NRL must do more to help players prepare for social media criticism or risk a repeat of the halfback's case.

          • by Laine Clark