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Accused rightwing terrorist researched recipe for mace and bombs, court hears
Crime – Australia Prosecutors say Phillip Galea’s how-to guide was meant to incite others to be violent
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The Transparency Project Freedom of information More than 10,000 pages of documents have not been made public, including records
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This marmot was probably eaten by that fox, but at least it made for an award-winning photo
Judges of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year award say Yongqing Bao’s image of a Tibetan fox closing in on a marmot “is quite simply the perfect moment”.
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Origin grilled over NT fracking plans, insists on track for 1.5°C scenario
The Origin Energy board has insisted that the company is taking sufficient action to reduce the company’s greenhouse gas emissions footprint, and has challenged shareholder activists to meet with the company to discuss outstanding issues,during an at-times fiery annual general meeting on Wednesday. Origin has faced growing
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Cattle company buyout deal reportedly worth $600m
A British investor plans to buy out one of Australia’s largest cattle companies, in a deal reportedly worth $600 million.
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The work of more than 1,000 Indigenous artists, including Ryan Presley, Vincent Namatjira, Peggy Griffiths and Jonathan Jones, will go on display this week at Tarnanthi: Festival of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art. Artists as young as 15 and as old as 81 have contributed
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ASIO swamped by espionage advice demands
Australia’s domestic intelligence agency is struggling to meet demand for advice on spying and foreign interference. Duncan Lewis says heightened levels of espionage and interference – combined with greater awareness of the twin threats – are stretching resources at the Australian Security and Intelligence Organisation. Mr Lewis, who authored the
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Man dies after stolen car crashes head-on into his vehicle
An innocent man has been killed after a stolen car ploughed head-on into his vehicle, killing him instantly, in Brisbane about midnight on Tuesday. Tributes have flowed for 36-year-old Shahid Islam, who died when the speeding 4WD crossed onto the wrong side of the road at Bald Hills and hit his
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Business Share market float fails after superannuation funds led by Australian Super decide not to buy shares
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Vietnam bans Abominable amid fury over map
Vietnam has pulled the US-Chinese animated movie Abominable from theatres because it shows a map supporting Chinese claims to the disputed South China Sea. Abominable, the story of a Chinese girl who helps a yeti get back to its home on Mount Everest, is a collaboration between DreamWorks Animation and
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