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Mandalay woman spent 26 years in RAAF. Read More »
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Election signs vandalised in Airlie Beach Read More »
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This teenage cannonball blasted out of the blocks for a gold medal. Read More »
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Man fined after 'drunken behaviour in its purest form'. Read More »
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A Proserpine man is in shock after arriving to find his house destroyed by fire and smoke. Read More »
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Live music, food and drink stalls, guest speakers and so much more to welcome Bob Brown Foundation's Stop Adani Convoy. Read More »
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Rain has pummelled the Whitsundays in recent days. Read More »
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Nominees are in for the Division 4 councillor. Read More »
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Water has been cut after a pipe leaked burst in the early hours of the morning Read More »
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A sporting club in the Whitsundays is looking brighter after almost $500,000 was announced for a Proserpine sporting facility today. Read More »
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A bevy of stars have landed in Cannonvale, and tickets to their cabaret-style travelling circus are on sale now. Read More »
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Car drove into floodwater at Cannon Valley. Read More »
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PM cautions against 'overstating any link between' Turkish terror arrest and Gallipoli dawn service
25 April 2019
Prime Minister Scott Morrison cautions people against "overstating any link between" an arrest made by Turkish police over an alleged terrorist plot and the Anzac Day dawn service in Gallipoli. Read More » -
Emergency authorities search for a crab fisherman who has not been seen since he was swept off rocks near a Blairgowrie back beach on the Mornington Peninsula. Read More »
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Staff laid off as solar panel company struggles with temporary halt to Vic rebate scheme
25 April 2019
Dozens of workers from a Melbourne-based solar panel company are laid off, as the company claims customers are cancelling orders due to a three-month freeze on new applications for the Victorian Government's solar panel rebate scheme. Read More » -
A chance finding among the bric-a-brac at a backyard auction in Port Lincoln results in a 12-year journey that uncovers one of Australia's most tragic family losses from war. Read More »
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'Thankful to be alive': Semi-naked man tries to stop car thieves stealing his 'pride and joy'
25 April 2019
A man dressed only in a towel clings to the back of his stolen ute for 20 minutes in a vain attempt to stop thieves, who took it for a joyride around Brisbane's northside. Read More » -
Charity Tillemann-Dick went from "struggling to draw a single breath to singing at the most prestigious venues in the world" after learning to breath, eat and sing again. Read More »
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More than 100 years after Anzac bonds were forged at Gallipoli, the Government's "focus on mitigating the insider threat" is being blamed for a ban on New Zealanders joining the Australian Defence Force. Read More »
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The Duke of Cambridge joins New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at an Anzac Day service in Auckland and will fly to Christchurch to visit survivors of last month's mosque attacks. Read More »
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How a $200,000 private flight to Brisbane enabled this South Australian baby's rare condition to be diagnosed and cured. Read More »
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Many people will be wearing replica medals today, but there are strict protocols about how they should be worn. Read More »
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As spectacular as Liverpool has been this season, Manchester City still finds itself a point ahead in the Premier League title race after a clutch 2-0 away win over rival Manchester United. Read More »
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Richmond's delight with a third win on the spin is tempered by a fresh injury concern to Jack Riewoldt that could sideline the star AFL forward for some time. Read More »
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The Tigers roar in the end at the MCG as Richmond get the better of Melbourne in the Anzac Day eve match at the MCG. Read More »
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For the game's coaching record holder, Michael Malthouse, the Anzac Day match is no longer black and white (and red and black). The game's statesman says no team has the right to host the clash every year and has urged the AFL to allow every team to get a chance to experience the occasion. Read More »
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Shane Long opens the scoring for Southampton after 7.69 seconds, a Premier League record, but the luckless Saints are forced to accept a draw after Watford equalises in the final minute. Read More »
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It has long been suspected that female athletes are subjected to more vitriol on social media than their male counterparts — now a new study has confirmed it. Read More »
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Robbie Fowler, a legend of Liverpool FC who was nicknamed 'God' by its fans, is appointed head coach of struggling Brisbane Roar despite having no real managerial experience to his name. Read More »
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About a quarter the number of people attended this year's Oakbank Easter Racing Carnival than did a decade ago, again sparking a debate about the future of jumps racing in South Australia. Read More »
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The NRL is still searching for the goldilocks zone when it comes to the play the ball as players are allowed to get away with slowing play in new, more lenient era. Read More »
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Parramatta thrash a disappointing Wests Tigers 51-6 at the brand new Parramatta Stadium to record their fourth win of the season. Read More »
