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Stabbed WA man ‘attacked partner, parents’

The trial of a woman who fatally stabbed her boyfriend has heard from her mother, who says he had had violently attacked everyone in the room.

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Man fined for peeing on Sydney memorial

A Sydney man caught relieving himself on the Anzac Memorial, before verbally abusing police and telling them it was vomit, has been convicted and fined.

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Telco watchdog to review bushfire response

Australia’s communications watchdog will review the telco industry’s response to the Australian bushfires crisis and its impact on networks.

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Telco watchdog to review bushfire response

Australia’s communications watchdog will review the telco industry’s response to the Australian bushfires crisis and its impact on networks.

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Vic man fights for life in Thai hospital

A Melbourne man has been in a coma in a Bangkok hospital for months after collapsing following a muay thai martial arts bout.

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NDIS underspend leaving users stranded

A National Disability Insurance Scheme user says she’s been left stranded at home after government changes barring using her insurance plan on transport costs.

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Animal waste to help in cutting emissions

Piggeries and dairies thinking of reducing methane emissions by treating animal effluent could be eligible for taxpayer money to help set up such facilities.

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Vic sheriff raids on cancer fraud Gibson

Cancer conwoman Belle Gibson’s Melbourne home has been raided and items seized in an effort to recoup a $500,000 fine.

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Keep politics out of sport: De Castella

Scott Morrison is under pressure to sack cabinet member Bridget McKenzie amid accusations she used a $100 million sports grants program as a slush fund.

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Duo in court over Vic fruiterer killing

Two men have appeared in court charged with murdering fruiterer Paul Virgona on a Melbourne freeway, while another man has also been charged.

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UK-Australia trade ‘no substitute’ for EU

Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull has issued a warning to the United Kingdom as it presses ahead with plans to break away from the European Union.

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No bail for Olympian over $200m drug haul

Olympic silver medallist Nathan Baggaley has been denied bail in a Brisbane court over an alleged plot to import more than half a tonne of cocaine.

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Fallen Victorian firefighter farewelled

Hundreds of mourners have farewelled Forest Fire Management firefighter Bill Slade, who died in Victoria’s East Gippsland bushfires.

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Bank clerk ‘took $2.4m from account’

A 31-year-old former Commonwealth Bank clerk accused of taking $2.4 million from a customer’s account may face extra charges, a Sydney court has been told.

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Soaring temps to increase NSW fire danger

A return of high temperatures and strong winds has NSW fire crews bracing for an increase in fire conditions.

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Two charged over Vic fruiterer execution

Two men linked to the Mongols outlaw motorcycle gang have been charged with murder over the drive-by shooting of Melbourne fruiterer Paul Virgona.

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Trump top climate change denier: Turnbull

Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull has labelled Donald Trump the leading climate denier in the world, after the US president criticised environmentalists.

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Court action to block Bight oil drilling

The Wilderness Society has launched action in the Federal Court to try to stop Norwegian energy company Equinor drilling for oil in the Great Australian Bight.

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