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The man behind the life-saving HPV vaccine on the value of awards
Ahead of this week's announcement of the 20th Prime Minister's Prizes for Science, 2008 recipient Ian Frazer reflects on the effect of his award.
- by Stuart Layt
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Asylum seekers
Experts urge Senate to hold the line on refugee medical help
The 11 groups will move on Sunday to convince key Senate crossbenchers to protect the existing laws amid rumours of backroom deals.
- by David Crowe
Heirs of Anzac Day 'architect' in Brisbane to share rare gift from Jerusalem
Christians and Anzac Day enthusiasts have this week been able to hold a rare gold cross that Christians believe holds timber slithers from cross where Jesus Christ was crucified.
- by Tony Moore
Giuliani reportedly under investigation for lobbying violations
Giuliani has denied wrongdoing, but said he worked with a Ukrainian to collect potentially damaging information about Yovanovitch and other targets.
- by Michael S. Schmidt
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'My two daughters were the first to go and the last to go': Brisbane Bali bombing dad
Brisbane man Danny Hanley's two daughters were the first and last Australians to die in the bombing in 2002. 17 years later, he still visits the site every year.
- by James Massola and Amilia Rosa
'No photo is worth your life': What would you do for the perfect holiday snap?
Tourists in Bali are going to ever more extreme lengths. But in the quest for the perfect shot, some paid with their lives.
- by James Massola and Amilia Rosa
'It’s an unusual industry': Why blood is becoming big business
When unemployment falls, blood costs go up, just one of the quirks in the $44 billion a year plasma industry.
- by Patrick Hatch
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Crime
Brazilian dies after alleged assault on the Gold Coast
The man, 29, was allegedly punched while intervening in a fight over a chip.
- by Jocelyn Garcia
Maintaining a steady keel as Sunrise weathers storms
Acutely aware of mistakes, Sunrise's EP knows they'll inevitably happen again.
- by Nathanael Cooper
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Queensland
The young Queenslander taken under Jones' wing
Nights at the opera, trips to Tokyo, wine tastings - all with Alan Jones. Who is Jake Thrupp?
- by Andrew Hornery
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Extreme weather
Queensland coast welcomes widespread rain
Miriam Vale, which was close to running out of water, enjoyed the highest falls in Queensland overnight.
- by AAP
How Kelly Slater's $1b surf stadium proposal could help Queensland win Olympic bid
Surfing legend Kelly Slater is bringing his man-made surf break technology to the Sunshine Coast.
- by Megan Gorrey
National
Politics
Morrison cracks down on ministers 'phoning it in' with new cabinet rules
The Prime Minister, a former treasurer, also put in new procedures that appear to give him greater control of the budget process.
- by Michael Koziol
Business
Opinion
Foreign investment
Memo Scott and Josh: why surpluses aren't necessarily good, or deficits bad
Sometimes surpluses are good and sometimes they’re bad. Vice-versa with deficits. It depends on the economy’s circumstances at the time.
- by Ross Gittins
World
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Syrian conflict
30 civilians die in Turkey attack: report
The civilian death toll from Turkey's offensive into northern Syria has risen to 30, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said on Saturday.
- by Tom Perry and Daren Butler
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Extreme weather
One killed in Japan as Typhoon nears capital, millions advised to evacuate
- by Makiko Yamazaki and Kiyoshi Takenaka
US, China announce trade war breakthrough, sending stocks soaring
- by Matthew Knott and Colin Brinsden
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Mitchell on Faine: 'It must have been frustrating, 23 years without an opinion'
As he bids farewell to a friendly rivalry of 23 years' standing, Melbourne breakfast radio king Neil Mitchell contemplates what might have been.
- by Karl Quinn
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- by Stephanie Bunbury
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Sport
'Something special is happening': mammoth week for women's cricket
Off the back of a landmark week for women's cricket, reporter Sarah Keoghan joined the Thunder as 13th man to see how the girls were preparing for the first standalone WBBL season.
- by Sarah Keoghan
Drivers are educated enough to give an opinion: Ricciardo
Daniel Ricciardo has called for the current crop of Formula One drivers to "have more of a voice" in shaping the sport's future direction.
- by Matthew Clayton