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What we know about two Russian-born Australian citizens charged with spying offences
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Federal Government
Live: ADF member and husband accused of attempting to access classified documents for Russia
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Law, Crime and Justice
Seven stand-out moments from Joe Biden's high-pressure press conference
Source: ABC NewsTopic: World Politics
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This fugitive American slave ended up in Australia. Now his story can be told
Firsthand accounts of slavery in the US are extremely rare. But this American academic made a remarkable discovery in an online Australian database.
Source: ABC RNTopic: History
Editor's Choice
Biden says there is 'no indication' of him slowing down after two more gaffes
Joe Biden has fronted a solo press conference in Washington DC, his first such appearance in eight months, and a high-stakes one amid ongoing speculation about his health.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: World Politics
'We're still here, still fighting': First Nations artists on songs to keep the fire burning
Kaiit, Jada Weazel, DOBBY, Radical Son, Andrew Gurruwiwi and Shellie Morris tell us about the music that's inspired them in their careers.
Source: Double JTopic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)
Out of the blue: Stunningly rare shade of tree frog found on a bench in the Kimberley
A frog hops into a workshop — it sounds like the set-up of a joke, but it is actually the beginning of a startling scientific discovery.
Source: ABC KimberleyTopic: Animal Science
What the collapse of a major book retailer tells us about the state of Australian publishing
Booktopia's collapse has rocked an industry that was already financially on thin ice, so what will fill the giant hole left by its collapse?
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Books (Literature)
What to expect before and after you make an offer on a property
Putting in an offer for a property can be stressful. Here's what to know if you're looking to buy.
Source: ABC LifestyleTopic: Personal Finance
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NAIDOC Week
Bunbury-born boxer wins top NAIDOC sports award as he eyes off world champion ranking
Alex Winwood has achieved plenty in his 11-year boxing career, but standing up in front of 1,800 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as sportsperson of the year is a moment he'll never forget.
Duration: 1 minute 13 seconds
Source: ABC South West WATopic: Boxing
Learning Ngunnawal language this NAIDOC Week
Ngunnawal Traditional Custodian, Caroline Hughes AM, joined Mornings to say Yuma, give an update on the revival of the Ngunnawal language, and teach some too.
Duration: 12 minutes 23 seconds
Source: ListenTopic: Language
Aunty Muriel named National NAIDOC Week Awards 2024 Person of the Year
Aunty Muriel Bamblett, a proud Yorta Yorta/Dja Dja Wurrung woman, was honoured with the Person of the Year award in the 2024 National NAIDOC Week Awards celebrating First Nations excellence.
Duration: 4 minutes 42 seconds
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Indigenous Culture
BTN Newsbreak - NAIDOC Week
We explain what NAIDOC week is and why it's so significant.
Source: ABC HomepageTopic: Indigenous Culture
Moments in History
Cultural exchanges between Paris and Bendigo haven't always been glamorous — or ethical
It took 140 years for Djaara cultural items to be returned home after they were displayed at the 1878 Paris Exposition. With another cultural exchange with Paris underway in Bendigo, the repatriation campaign for Dja Dja Wurrung continues.
Source: ABC Central VictoriaTopic: Indigenous Culture
At 2.4 billion years old, this shiny black rock could tell scientists an enormous amount about the origins of complex life
A 2.4-billion-year old microfossil found in the Pilbara's Hamersley Ranges could be a missing link in the evolution from simple to complex life, according to researchers.
Source: ABC PilbaraTopic: History
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