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Koala stuns runners at Ironman Australia triathlon
Competitors in a Port Macquarie triathlon were surprised to see a koala crossing the race track.
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Competitors in a Port Macquarie triathlon were surprised to see a koala crossing the race track.
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Call to re-industrialise with Aussie-made budget
Beyond Zero Emissions recommends investing in five cleantech supply chains. Video via AAP.
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Police searching for nine people involved in the Wakeley riots
Images of another nine suspects - eight men and one woman - were publicly released on May 7, 2024, as police look for what they described as some of the most violent offenders in the 2000-person-strong riot in Wakeley on April 15. Video via AAP.
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Joey Manu's good and bad news for Sydney Roosters fans
Joey Manu's focus is locked in on the Roosters ahead of his move to rugby union next year. Video via AAP.
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Returning Rooster Spencer Leniu to make up for lost time
Connor Watson and Joey Manu are excited to have Spencer Leniu back on the team. Video via AAP.
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Riverina Police District Awards Ceremony 2024
Dozens of officers attached to the Riverina Police District have received awards.
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The Daily Advertiser Editor Andrew Pearson explains the impact of Meta's algorithm changes on local news / Daily Advertiser / May 7, 2024
The Daily Advertiser Editor Andrew Pearson explains the impact of Meta's algorithm changes on local news.
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Pickleball finds an official home in Wagga
Pickleball has been in Wagga since 2023, with members ranging from 10-85 years old. In May, the members gathered together to form an official committee to become an accredited pickleball club with the NSW association.
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Lady of the Day named at Wagga Gold Cup
Wagga Gold Cup lady of the Day winner Kat Lemech had tears in her eyes when she was told she had won.
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Every police station in QLD to have safe spaces for DV victim-survivors
Queensland Police have rolled out ‘safe spaces’ in every station to provide a designated private, safe, and secure area for all community members to discuss domestic and family violence as well as other traumatic matters. For support contact DVConnect Womensline: 1800 811 811, DVConnect Mensline: 1800 600 636, or 1800 RESPECT: 1800 737 732
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‘Our hearts are broken': parents of brothers killed in Mexico speak out
The parents of Jake and Callum Robinson have spoken publicly for the first time about their sons who were murdered in Mexico.
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Does Australia need a family violence register?
Should Australia adopt a register of convicted family violence offenders? This is one of the proposals politicians are being asked to ponder in the wake of at least 35 women allegedly killed by male violence this year alone.Support is available for those who may be distressed. Phone Lifeline 13 11 14; Men’s Referral Service 1300 776 491; Kids Helpline 1800 551 800; beyondblue 1300 224 636; 1800-RESPECT 1800 737 732.
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Rain band moving across interior toward east coast
Heavy falls for the South Australia, Northern Territory, Queensland, and NSW border corner, as the east coast continues to feel the big wet over the first weekend of May, 2024.
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Koala stuns runners at Ironman Australia triathlon
Competitors in a Port Macquarie triathlon were surprised to see a koala crossing the race track.
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Gawkers urged to give Neil, the famous seal, his space
Tasmania's love for a star southern elephant seal named Neil could be doing him more harm than good. The three-and-a-half-year-old mammal has attracted viral social media attention for his regular forays in coastal towns and love of a scratch on a witches hat. Neil recently returned safely to the island state's shores but wildlife authorities are tight-lipped about his location.
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Tradie brawl breaks out amid union strike
A brawl between tradies has broken out in Brisbane amid jobsite shutdowns by the construction union CFMEU. The CFMEU has shut down sites across the state amid negotiations over fairer wages and conditions.
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Tradie brawl breaks out amid union strike
A brawl between tradies has broken out in Brisbane amid jobsite shutdowns by the construction union CFMEU. The CFMEU has shut down sites across the state amid negotiations over fairer wages and conditions.
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‘Our hearts are broken': parents of brothers killed in Mexico speak out
The parents of Jake and Callum Robinson have spoken publicly for the first time about their sons who were murdered in Mexico.
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San Miguel locals host 'paddle out' vigil for slain Perth brothers
The Australian brothers Callum and Jake Robinson, and fellow traveller Jack Carter Rhoad are believed to have been executed by thieves while camping in the Pacific coast state of Baja California.
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Record breaking 140m baguette baked in France
A team of 18 bakers began the process at 3am, using a specially designed open oven. The 140.53m loaf returned the title from the previous holders in Como, Italy where a 132.62-metre long baguette was baked in 2019.
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Celebrities dazzle crowds at Met Gala 2024 red carpet
From gold shimmer to raven crows, the fashion emerging from Met Gala 2024 is turning heads.
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Koala stuns runners at Ironman Australia triathlon
Competitors in a Port Macquarie triathlon were surprised to see a koala crossing the race track.
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Two charged after litter of red heelers abandoned near river
The eight-week-old puppies were found near the Port River in Adelaide on Easter Saturday, March 30, 2024.
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Rare handfish returned to wild after heatwave 'rescue'
Scientists in January, 2024, collected 25 red handfish southeast of Hobart, putting them in captivity as protection from record ocean and air temperatures. It is estimated there are fewer than 100 individuals left in the wild in two small patches of rocky reef.Video via AAP.
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Gawkers urged to give Neil, the famous seal, his space
Tasmania's love for a star southern elephant seal named Neil could be doing him more harm than good. The three-and-a-half-year-old mammal has attracted viral social media attention for his regular forays in coastal towns and love of a scratch on a witches hat. Neil recently returned safely to the island state's shores but wildlife authorities are tight-lipped about his location.
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MONA appeals ladies-only lounge discrimination ruling
Artist and curator Kirsha Kaechele says the exclusion of men is the artwork. Video via AAP.
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Celebrities dazzle crowds at Met Gala 2024 red carpet
From gold shimmer to raven crows, the fashion emerging from Met Gala 2024 is turning heads.
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Free Madonna concert in Rio Brazil
More than 1.6 million people gathered for Madonna’s free concert at Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday, May 4, 2024.
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Margot Robbie swaps Barbie for bridesmaid
Margot Robbie returned to Australia to be a bridesmaid for her BFF, Brittany Claxton, wearing a soft yellow silk dress at the Gold Coast wedding of Brittany Lindores and Max Claxton.
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Victorian budget 2024: Bendigo misses out on wishlist
Bendigo Advertiser reporter Tom O'Callaghan breaks down the region’s inclusions in the Victorian state budget.
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Victorian budget 2024: cost blow outs for Ballarat
Ballarat Courier political reporter Nieve Walton breaks down the region’s inclusions in the Victorian state budget.
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IN FULL: Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas' state budget 2024 speech
Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas introduces the 2024 Victorian State Budget to parliament.
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Victorian Budget reading interrupted by protesters in parliament
Politicians were cleared from the chamber after protesters interrupted the 2024/2025 state budget reading.
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Police searching for nine people involved in the Wakeley riots
Images of another nine suspects - eight men and one woman - were publicly released on May 7, 2024, as police look for what they described as some of the most violent offenders in the 2000-person-strong riot in Wakeley on April 15. Video via AAP.
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Childcare predators handed 63-year sentence for abuse
Two men, aged 25 and 30, who committed hundreds of acts of child sexual abuse - including against family members and kids under their watch at a childcare centre - have been handed a combined 63-year sentence for their crimes. Video via AAP.
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Every police station in QLD to have safe spaces for DV victim-survivors
Queensland Police have rolled out ‘safe spaces’ in every station to provide a designated private, safe, and secure area for all community members to discuss domestic and family violence as well as other traumatic matters. For support contact DVConnect Womensline: 1800 811 811, DVConnect Mensline: 1800 600 636, or 1800 RESPECT: 1800 737 732
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‘Our hearts are broken': parents of brothers killed in Mexico speak out
The parents of Jake and Callum Robinson have spoken publicly for the first time about their sons who were murdered in Mexico.
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Koala stuns runners at Ironman Australia triathlon
Competitors in a Port Macquarie triathlon were surprised to see a koala crossing the race track.
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Joey Manu's good and bad news for Sydney Roosters fans
Joey Manu's focus is locked in on the Roosters ahead of his move to rugby union next year. Video via AAP.
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Returning Rooster Spencer Leniu to make up for lost time
Connor Watson and Joey Manu are excited to have Spencer Leniu back on the team. Video via AAP.
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Teenager wins NT million dollar fish competition
Australia's most sought-after fish has been caught by 19-year-old Keegan Payne from the Northern Territory, who reeled in the winning fish worth $1 million, marking the first time the full prize of the annual competition, designed to attract tourists to the Top End during the low season, has been claimed.
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