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Live Moment: Cairns detectives charge man with torture and slavery offences against deckhands
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Crime
This priest lived a secret life that helped the IRA 'reap carnage'
Source: ABC RNTopic: Christianity
Australia could be stumbling into the biggest waterfront dispute since the 1990s. Here's what that might mean for you
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Business, Economics and Finance
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These chicken and mango rice paper rolls are a burst of freshness
Make the most of hot weather eating with these easy, no-cook summer rolls filled with barbecue chicken, sweet mango slices, chickpeas, fresh mint and coriander.
Source: ABC EverydayTopic: Recipes
Mid-summer soaking continues with flash flooding possible from storms
Large parts of Australia are under a severe storm risk on Wednesday with likely severe storms in southern NSW and north-east Victoria.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Weather
Ditch the shoebox: Here are the best ways to store tax receipts
A simple filing system for tax documents saves time and may help you claim extra deductions
Source: ABC EverydayTopic: Personal Finance
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Party In The Paddock expands huge 2024 line-up
The gates have been unlocked and Party In The Paddock has unleashed a stampede of unreal acts for its 2024 edition.
Source: triple jTopic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)
What to do if you get caught in a 'tricky and unpredictable' flash rip
Beach safety expert Professor Rob Brander explains what flash rips are and how swimmers can stay safe if they are caught in one.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Safety
$50 vouchers to sweeten Gold Coast tourism amid storm recovery
The $50 vouchers will be available for spending at Gold Coast businesses and are expected to be a leg-up for tourism operators recovering from the recent Christmas Day and Boxing Day storms.
Source: ABC Gold CoastTopic: Travel and Tourism (Lifestyle and Leisure)
Safer beaches and guilt-free seefood
From apps that help us swim safely to using Crispr to cut the genes of box jellyfish to technology that identifies the source of a barramundi or coral trout at the fish market, science is at the fore-shore of keeping our oceans and our lives safe.
Source: ABC RNTopic: Science and Technology
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