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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has warned Coalition MPs he will continue to take a cautious approach to reopening international borders.

Morrison warns of pandemic threat in new sign of border caution

The Prime Minister warned MPs not to be complacent about the pandemic.

Novavax chief ‘not able to predict’ Australian approval date for vaccine

The company behind the third major Australian-ordered COVID vaccine has been delayed in filing for global approvals.

Murderer sentenced over fatally stabbing wife’s new partner 86 times

A young boy rushed with a plastic sword into his mother’s bedroom in a bid to protect her and her partner, who died after he was stabbed in a “vengeful”, premeditated attack, a court has heard.

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Domestic violence

‘He intended to kill me’: How one woman broke free from coercive control

Angie Jordan - DV survivor.

After living in fear for 40 years, Angie Jordan has spoken of her experiences to help “all the women who are struggling”.

Two days to piece together Tiahleigh’s final two hours

Tiahleigh Palmer.

The 12-year-old Queensland schoolgirl was murdered by her foster father Rick Thorburn in 2015.

Tributes flow for Queensland newsreader Frank Warrick, dead at 76

Queensland newsreader Frank Warrick has died.

Seven News Brisbane will hold a tribute during Tuesday’s bulletin at 6pm in honour of the Queensland newsreader.

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Healthcare

$100m cash splash for health system ‘under pressure’

Patients reportedly waited more than five hours for treatment at hospital emergency departments overnight.

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Tragedy

‘Too late’: Friend of boy killed as bin tipped into garbage truck tried to alert driver

A 13-year-old boy has died after an industrial bin in which he was sleeping with two others was emptied into a garbage truck in Port Lincoln.

Police say one of the boys started “banging on the door” of the cabin when the bin containing his two friends started to tip.

Boral urges rejection of $8b bid from Stokes-led Seven

The building materials supplier describes the bid by Seven Group Holdings as “opportunistic”.

Apple is reportedly planning to ramp up its iPhone production.
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Phones

Apple’s Epic Games stoush will not be its last fight over the App Store

Is Apple abusing a monopoly over how over a billion iPhone owners download their apps? The question seems to be one that serves mainly to lead to more questions.

James Titcomb

Cow dung is no cure for COVID, Indian doctors warn

Villagers pile up cow dung to prepare cow dung cake, used as fuel,  at Ganeshpur village, Uttar Pradesh state, India.

Believers have been going to cow shelters once a week to cover their bodies in cow dung and urine in the hope it will boost their immunity against,

Everest climbers told to bring back empty oxygen tanks

A porter carries crates containing oxygen tanks on his way towards Everest Base Camp.

Climbers and Sherpa guides have carried an estimated 3500 oxygen bottles this season. They are often abandoned.

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Mining

Time to revisit Australia’s golden goose

Mines in Australia should be renamed Money Printing Operations because the cash they make has become truly astronomical.

Paul Cleary
James Franco, left, and Seth Rogen at the Disaster Artist premiere in 2017.

Seth Rogen has no plans to work with James Franco again

Rogen says he regrets saying he would still work with Franco following sexual misconduct allegations against the actor.

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Queensland

The commission was asked to recommend the best legal framework for people who were suffering and dying to choose the manner and timing of their death.

Queensland’s euthanasia laws not a carbon copy of those interstate

Voluntary assisted dying laws are expected to be introduced in Queensland within weeks.

More severe storms ahead after Brisbane suburbs lose power

The storms hit the Brisbane CBD just before 6pm before moving north-east towards the coastline.

Storms that could bring isolated rainfall of up to 70 millimetres have been forecast for parts of south-east Queensland over the coming days.

Queensland teachers call for overhaul of NAPLAN tests

Queensland is examining the NAPLAN test, asking parents if schools use it as a marketing tool.

As students across 1700 Queensland schools begin to sit NAPLAN tests on Tuesday, the state’s main teachers’ union says an overwhelming number of members believe the test is broken.

Health concerns after researchers find microplastics in instant rice

Research has found instant rice contains up to 13 milligrams of microplastics per 100g.

Researchers have found all rice bought in stores contains microplastics but instant packet rice contains the most, leading to calls for more regulation.

When it comes to passwords, complex is not always safer

New research has confirmed forcing users to create more complex passwords could make them more vulnerable to hacking.

Companies that force workers to create complicated passwords could actually be weakening their data security, Queensland researchers have found.

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Brisbane suburbs now out of reach for buyers using government scheme

Brisbane suburbs now out of reach for buyers using government scheme

Rapidly rising prices have reduced the number of homes eligible for the government's loan deposit scheme, set to be expanded in the budget tonight.

'Brace yourself': This town may look sleepy, but be ready when it's on

'Brace yourself': This town may look sleepy, but be ready when it's on

The sunshine state is known for its golden beaches and far-north rainforests. Beautiful as they are, these well-worn tourist attractions often overshadow the quieter achievers.

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Generation next ... Deni Juric, Tyrese Francois, Jay Rich-Baghuelou.

Olyroos hoping to unearth hidden gems for Tokyo

Young Socceroos coach Gary van Egmond says he hasn’t seen a more talented crop of players since the “golden generation” of the late 1990s and early 2000s.

Benji Marshall of the Rabbitohs looks on after another Storm try against Melbourne last week.

Bennett’s Bunnies reject NRL fan-zone media plan for Magic Round

The NRL plans to conduct open-air joint press conferences.

IOC president Thomas Bach has postponed a trip to Tokyo due to a surge in cases of COVID-19.

IOC president postpones trip to Japan as cases spike

IOC president Thomas Bach has postponed a trip to Japan, site of the Olympics in a little over two months.

Sam Burgess is weighing up whether to go bush to start his “coaching apprenticeship”.

Sam’s bush push: Burgess plans to go rural to start coaching apprenticeship

Burgess has plans to head to the bush, according to his brother Tom.

James O’Connor of the Reds is congratulated by team mates after scoring the match winning try.

Was this the most significant provincial game in Australia?

Tim Horan’s observation after Queensland’s thrilling win that “rugby is back” was on the money.

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The Waratahs are searching for a new coach.

Bookies give Australian teams no chance in trans-Tasman Super Rugby

All five New Zealand teams are considered better hopes.

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