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A village in mourning after Nepalese floods
Chogyal Dorie Lama grieves his wife, brother and sister-in-law, who owned a hotel where several Australians were…
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Two police officers injured in US shooting
A shooting in the US Mid=West has left multiple victims, including two police officers.
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Perth daycare centre forced to close over asbestos concerns
Parents were notified the centre would be closed on Wednesday morning as they arrived to drop off their children.
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Hottest start to September tipped for this weekend but don’t call it a heatwave
The temperature in the River City is expected to climb past 30 degrees for days.
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The long-awaited report that left out the key detail patients were promised
Psychiatrists and mental health advocates have accused the Minns government of hiding the extent of chronic workforce…
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Homeowner's fury after developer's collapse
Would-be homeowner Janice Cahill says she feels betrayed and devastated over the collapse of developer Bathla, which…
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Hidden condition impacting Aussies
Today Medical Expert Doctor Nick Coatsworth discusses insulin resistance.
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Demon smashes through to second round
Alex de Minaur finally got through to the second round of the US Open with a straight-sets win over Italian qualifier…
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Medvedev blows up after birds cause chaos
Daniil Medvedev is left fuming after two birds force a point to be replayed at the US Open.
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Shelton's awkward interview at US Open
Home town star Ben Shelton produces a truly awkward on-court interview after winning his US Open first round match.
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The gruesome tactic locals have resorted to as influencers flock to scenic hilltop lookout
A narrow dirt road in a central Victorian farming town is covered in litter and human waste after being overrun by…
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Coins featuring Donald Trump in circulation
Coins featuring US President Donald Trump's face are now in circulation in America, according to US officials
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RAAF relief plane arrives in Nepal
Supplies from Australia have arrived in Nepal aboard an RAAF aircraft.
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Police investigate fatal shooting in Sydney
Police are not ruling out a case of mistaken identity in a deadly Sydney shooting.
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Tiger Woods enters plea deal
Golf star Tiger Woods will have his licence suspended for five years after reaching a plea deal over a car crash.
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Queensland premier pushes AI claims
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli is in the US trying to entice AI data centres to his state.
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Melbourne tobacco shop firebombed twice in one week
A Melbourne tobacco shop has been set ablaze for the second time this week.
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‘Not a fan’: Trump ‘happy’ Harry and Meghan left the US
The US president said “if I were the royal family, I would not have taken them back”.
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Jonathan LaPaglia has one word for fans boycotting Australian Survivor: ‘Good’
A year on from his controversial sacking, the reality host is returning with a new show – and new appreciation for his…
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The 30 best movies to stream on SBS On Demand right now
Picks include international titles such as Anatomy of a Fall and The Handmaiden, indie hit Aftersun, and cult classics…
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‘I don’t have a death wish’: Meet the Aussie chef who swapped restaurants for the wild
Why did Mario Kalpou leave hospitality to hunt buffalo and abseil down cliffs? Because “food tastes better once you’ve…
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O Lord, this is still the best six hours of Australian television ever made
Brides of Christ heading into middle age comes with a remarkable discovery: we can age with it.
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‘It’s a real wake-up call’: Ted Lasso’s new star seizes her big moment
She was a total sports novice and had never even watched the show, but Tanya Reynolds has fallen in love with the…
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Wide World of Sports was a ratings hit. But it wasn’t enough to impress Kerry Packer
Retired sports broadcaster Ken Sutcliffe is one of many well-known faces starring in 70 Years of Television, which…
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Judge issues jail warning to Tiger Woods after plea deal in DUI case
Woods had his licence suspended for five years after agreeing to a reduced charge of reckless driving following the…
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How often should schools contact families? These schools might know
Parents and schools face a maze of apps, emails, and newsletters. Here’s how some Brisbane schools are trying to cut…
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My sleepy childhood holiday town is now a place for millionaires
It was so relaxed, even a prime minister could holiday there, hassle-free. Today, a beachfront house will cost you $3…
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I’ve met some wonderful men online, and this is the vulnerability they all share
They are all bastions of ‘non-toxic’ masculinity. This is why I love them.
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Height restrictions, marriage bans and VIP passengers: The life of a 1950s flight attendant
Asking about a tiny Olympic pin unearthed a mother’s stories of a golden year spent flying “the friendly way”.
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The island that changed the world is on Australia’s doorstep
Ternate is a mere pinprick in a more than 1000-island strong archipelago. But, in its own way, this place has helped…
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The common heart attack symptom many women ignore
Women are more likely than men to experience a range of warning signs in the days and weeks leading up to a heart…
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Australia’s second-oldest city has entered a bold new era
After a post-industrial slump, a wave of new venues and infrastructure is giving the Steel City a newfound spring in…
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‘Sixteen, heart pumping, about to take a life’: The man targeting Sydney’s teenage hitmen
Organised criminals have woken up to the tactics long used by European gangs. Teenage boys are taking great risks for a…
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Blow for 2032 Olympic venue as ‘Brisbane Stadium’ trademark rejected
The 2032 Games infrastructure body has failed to legally protect the name of Victoria Park’s main arena, raising major…
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New ferry stop set to turn Sydney’s ‘hidden gem’ into must-do trip
The prospect of a new harbour stop comes amid concerns that the city’s ferry fleet will struggle with high demand this…
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