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ABC launches legal action over AFP raids

A judge has ruled in ex-NT detainee Dylan Voller's favour in the first round of his defamation case.

Media companies found liable for reader Facebook comments

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An attempt will be made to fly the bodies of seven climbers from the Nanda Devi East base camp.

Australian climber's body among those retrieved after avalanche

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison says tax relief is just one plank of his economic plan.

Morrison government to review industrial relations system

Katina Curtis and Marnie Banger

ACT police fined an 18-year-old P-plate driver after he was detected driving 150km/h in an 80km/h zone on Monday.

P-plate driver caught driving 150km/h in Mitchell

Jasper Lindell

A future redevelopment of Casino Canberra could be back on the cards after the company resumed contact with the ACT government. Picture: Phil Carrick

Casino Canberra expansion talks back on

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Jeremy Hunt has called prime ministerial rival Boris Johnson a coward for avoiding a debate.

UK Tory leadership debate cancelled

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Labor leader Anthony Albanese said it was "economically irresponsible to pass legislation which wont occur until the next election or potentially the one after that". Picture: AAP

'Economically irresponsible': Labor won't back Coalition's full $158b tax plan

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Folau GoFundMe appeal shut down by crowdfunding site

Central bank chief says govt should boost economy with infrastructure projects

Darwin shaken by powerful earthquake originating in Indonesia

Teen accused of murder faces drug and weapons charges

ABC launches legal action over AFP raids

Green Machine boosted by Hodgson's return

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Ash Barty, right, and Sally Fitzgibbons, centre, claimed the world No.1 rankings in tennis and surfing, while Hannah Green, left, broke the majors drought in women's golf.

Aussie women on top of the sporting world

Snow guns firing on Saturday at Perisher Resort, where the Snowy Mountains are expecting cold but dry conditions that could help snowmaking. Picture: Supplied

Canberra weather to be 'Groundhog Day' all week

Dr John Taylor at his acoustic wind profiler in Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve. Picture: Tim the Yowie Man

A very different call of the wild in Tidbinbilla

Prime Minister Scott Morrison during a cabinet meeting at Parliament House. Picture: Alex Ellinghausen

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Assistant Minister for Superannuation and Financial Services Jane Hume. Picture: James Alcock

Putting more money into inefficient super 'immoral', says new frontbencher

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ABC launches legal action over AFP raids

Labor leader Anthony Albanese said it was "economically irresponsible to pass legislation which wont occur until the next election or potentially the one after that". Picture: AAP

'Economically irresponsible': Labor won't back Coalition's full $158b tax plan

Philip Lowe, Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), speaks during the ANU Crawford Leadership Forum in Canberra on Monday 24 June 2019. fedpol Photo: Alex Ellinghausen

Central bank chief says govt should boost economy with infrastructure projects

The Coalition's $158 billion tax cut package was a key plank of Prime Minister Scott Morrison's re-election campaign, but the legislation wasn't even finished before the government went into caretaker mode. Picture: AAP Image/Dean Lewins

Coalition's signature tax cut bill not finished before election

Katie Burgess

The votes of Centre Alliance senators Rex Patrick and Stirling Griff would be enough to pass the full package of tax cuts. Picture: Alex Ellinghausen

Dutton medevac stance threatens crossbench 'cordial relationship'

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Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton said "floodgates will open" due to the medevac law. Picture: Alex Ellinghausen

Medevac panel approves two cases in four months, despite 'floodgate' fears

Max Koslowski

Liberal Julian Leeser. Picture: Andrew Meares

Liberal tops list for printing expenses charged to taxpayers

Sally Whyte

Northbourne Avenue, a fast-developing part of Canberra. Photo: Jamila Toderas

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Growth is not a dirty word. We need it

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Phones are a dangerous distraction, but what about radios? Picture: Jason South

Changing radio stations is bad driving? What next?

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Labor senator Kristina Keneally and former deputy opposition leader Tanya Plibersek. Picture: Alex Ellinghausen

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Labor is not the party for women

Amanda Vanstone

Valrhona and miso salted caramel. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

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Akiba remains a Canberra favourite

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Essie Davis as the stuggling widowed mother in The Babadook. Picture: Causeway Films

Time to celebrate women in film

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Michael Mosley's new magic number is 800. Picture: Louise Kennerley

Why 800 is the new magic number in weight loss

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Dita Von Teese will head to Australia in late 2019 with the world premiere of the Glamonatrix tour. Picture: Sequoia Emmanuelle

Dita von Teese announces Canberra show

Matthew Evans in Gourmet Farmer. Picture: Supplied

Matthew Evans has some thoughts 'On Eating Meat'

Green Machine boosted by Hodgson's return

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Ash Barty, right, and Sally Fitzgibbons, centre, claimed the world No.1 rankings in tennis and surfing, while Hannah Green, left, broke the majors drought in women's golf.

Aussie women on top of the sporting world

The Brumbies' finals campaign has become a shining light for Australian rugby. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos

Brumbies become shining light for Australian rugby

The Raiders need to match the energy NSW Blues centre Jack Wighton will bring back from Origin. Picture: Robb Cox/NRL Photos

Call to match Wighton's energy in Raiders' tough Darwin trip

Uncapped prop Angus Wagner could make his Super Rugby debut in the Brumbies semi-final clash against the Jaguares. Picture: Stu Walmsley

Viking joins South American invasion for Brumbies semi

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Australia's David Warner has been on fire at the World Cup. Picture: AP

Australia will stick to its own plan against England: Finch

Scott Bailey

Israel Folau has appeared in a video asking for people to donate money as he begins his legal fight against Rugby Australia. Picture: Youtube

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Sally Fitzgibbons after winning the final of World Surf League's Rio Pro in Brazil. Picture: WSL

Fitzgibbons 'delighted' after reaching No.1 in Brazil

Cat motel more than accommodation, it's a place of love and care

Cat motel more than accommodation, it's a place of love and care

SPOT THE WILDLIFE: The Leopard is one of Africa's "big five" along with lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos and buffaloes found in Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park.

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Australian feel: Campbell 5's fifth and final stage, The Parade, is designed around indoor-outdoor living to make the most of the surrounds and the lifestyle that goes with it. Distinctly Australian elements at The Parade include engineered Spotted Gum floors as a daily reminder of the country's natural beaty.

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The Skills Checkpoint Program can assist those aged 45 to 75 to upskill or transition into a new position or career.

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Mountaineer Ruth McCance's body is believed to be among seven climbers retrieved from Nanda Devi.

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Former West Australian Labor minister John Kobelke has died aged 69.

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Noleen Hausler filmed abuse of her dementia-affected father at an aged care facility in Adelaide.

Elder abuse by carer caught on camera

Bradley Edwards' lawyers object to prosecution evidence of early "interest" in women's underwear.

Claremont accused 'lied' about area links

A judge has ruled in ex-NT detainee Dylan Voller's favour in the first round of his defamation case.

Media companies found liable for reader Facebook comments

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Police allege Tyrone May filmed two women without their knowledge while engaged in sexual acts.

NRL player May denies sex tape charges

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison says tax relief is just one plank of his economic plan.

Morrison government to review industrial relations system

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Scott Morrison's claim the May poll recorded Labor's lowest primary vote in 100 years is misleading

PM's Labor election claim is misleading

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his office are the targets of fresh US sanctions.

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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his office are the targets of fresh US sanctions.

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Security forces are on alert in Ethiopia following a failed coup attempt in a northern province.

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Two Eurofighter military jets have crashed near the Laage military base in northeast Germany.

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Tax crimes: The Shawshank Redemption follows the story of prisoners Andy (Tim Robbins) and Red (Morgan Freeman, pictured) as they help the guards shelter money from tax.

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Don't spoil this picture: with international roaming data charges. Make the most of wi-fi where you can.

Tech Talk: Make wi-fi your best friend when travelling

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Salwater crocodile spotting is a major part of the Yellow Waters Cruise.

Wildlife abounds on billabong adventures in Kakadu

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Salwater crocodile spotting is a major part of the Yellow Waters Cruise.

Wildlife abounds on billabong adventures in Kakadu

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Inside the Orion Explorer Dome. Pictures: Supplied

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Snorkelling is a popular activity for tourists visiting Galapagos. Pictures: Shutterstock

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A NATIONAL DISGRACE: Thousands of vulnerably elderly Australians are abused every year.

Financial, physical, psychological, sexual - how do we stop elder abuse?

Eileen Wood

"Continence Queen" Bev Killick.

When the drip goes beyond a joke

NARROW WASTE LINE: Baby boomers are Australia's least wasteful generation when it comes to food according to a new report.

Boomers leading the way on food waste

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Brumbies gallop to semi-finals

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Alana Hayduk and Chelsea Newberry.

Take 5: UC nurses have a ball

Royals' Rory Scott celebrates a try with teammates. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

Take 5: A Royals celebration

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What we can learn from smart Israel's ag challenges

What we can learn from smart Israel's ag challenges

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Bradley to leave GrainCorp top job with MaltCo split

Bradley to leave GrainCorp top job with MaltCo split

Fourth-generation dairy farmer, Tahlia McSwain, from Chapman Hill in Western Australia has been announced as the 2019 Holstein Australia Youth UK Exchange winner.

Holstein Australia Youth UK Exchange scholarship to WA's Tahlia McSwain

Fourth-generation dairy farmer, Tahlia McSwain, from Chapman Hill in Western Australia has been announced as the 2019 Holstein Australia Youth UK Exchange winner.

Holstein Australia Youth UK Exchange scholarship to WA's Tahlia McSwain