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JUDGE SAYS DEATHS OF CAROL CLAY AND RUSSELL HILL CANNOT BE RULED MANSLAUGHTER IN
GREG LYNN TRIAL

Source: ABC News/Topic: Courts and Trials


CLOSE FRIEND OF BARTENDER WHOSE PHOTOS HE MANIPULATED FOR SEXUALLY GRAPHIC
WEBSITES SPEAKS OF 'SHOCK'

Source: ABC News/Topic: Courts and Trials


PAUL BARRY STEPS AWAY FROM MEDIA WATCH AFTER 11 YEARS AS HOST

Source: ABC News/Topic: Television

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WOMEN WORKING IN POLAR AREAS 'BASICALLY HALF NAKED TO GO TO THE TOILET', A
REPORT INTO FIELD WORK CONDITIONS FINDS

A survey of women who have done field work in the Arctic and Antarctic has found
79 per cent had a negative experience. The report's authors say "broad cultural
and institutional changes" are needed.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Science and Technology


THE CHEMICAL-FREE VEGGIE GARDEN THAT SPRANG TO LIFE ON AN ARID SALT PAN

A community-supported agriculture enterprise is supplying chemical-free produce
grown on Whyalla's arid salt pans and offering alternatives to the big
supermarkets.


Source: ABC North and West SA/Topic: Gardening


AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL CITIES RANK AMONG WORLD'S LEAST AFFORDABLE MARKETS TO BUY A
HOME

A study ranking nearly 100 cities in eight countries places Sydney, Melbourne,
Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth among the world's least affordable cities to buy a
home.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Property Prices


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CLOSE FRIEND OF BARTENDER WHOSE PHOTOS HE MANIPULATED FOR SEXUALLY GRAPHIC
WEBSITES SPEAKS OF 'SHOCK'

Duration: 4 minutes 29 seconds4m 29s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Courts and Trials


CHRIS DAWSON LOSES APPEAL OVER CONVICTION FOR MURDERING WIFE LYNETTE SIMMS IN
THE 1980S

Source: ABC News/Topic: Crime




'WE CAN'T IMAGINE ANYONE WOULD WANT TO HURT HIM': POLICE APPEAL AFTER SURFER
BASHED TO DEATH IN SYDNEY

Source: ABC News/Topic: Crime


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TWO FIRST NATIONS LEADERS CHOSEN TO STEER THE WAY FORWARD FOR SA'S VOICE TO
PARLIAMENT

South Australia's inaugural state-based First Nations Voice to Parliament has
met for the first time to appoint its presiding members.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Aboriginal


ANNE HATHAWAY BECOMES OBSESSED WITH HER NEIGHBOURS IN THIS GLOSSY PSYCHOLOGICAL
THRILLER

Two suburban housewives, played by Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain, are the
best of friends. Until tragedy strikes, and everything on their idyllic street
turns dark and twisted. 


Source: ABC Entertainment/Topic: Film (Arts and Entertainment)


DO YOU STILL HAVE TO ISOLATE? EXPERTS ON WHAT DO TO IF YOU CATCH COVID-19 THIS
WINTER

Whether you've caught the virus for the first time or the third time, isolation
is no longer legally required. We asked the experts what COVID-19 best practice
looks like in 2024.


Source: ABC Lifestyle/Topic: COVID-19


THE ESAFETY COMMISSIONER HAS DROPPED THE CASE AGAINST ELON MUSK, WHAT NOW?

Elon Musk is in the clear with the Australian government and how prisoners are
using VR for rehabilitation.  
Duration: 28 minutes 37 seconds28m

Source: Listen/Topic: Social Media


OUTBACK FOSSIL FIND CONFIRMS GIANT 'DEMONIC PELICANS' ONCE FILLED AUSTRALIA'S
SKIES

Fossilised remains thought to be 100 million years old have been identified as a
new species of pterosaur, a powerful flying predator with a wingspan of up to 12
metres.


Source: ABC North West Qld/Topic: Fossils




DAILY DISCOVERIES


'WE'RE HERE!': THE GOLDEN RULES OF DROPPING IN TO SOMEONE'S HOUSE

Dropping in used to be a common way of staying in touch, but is it still OK to
do it? An etiquette expert says unexpected visitors can be a horrifying thought
for many.


Source: ABC Lifestyle/Topic: Family and Relationships


GET THE BEST OF THE PACIFIC IN YOUR INBOX!

The ABC Pacific newsletter brings you the latest and greatest stories from the
region, straight to your inbox every week. 


Source: ABC Pacific


JAYDA WAS EXCITED WHEN SHE GOT HER FIRST PAY CHEQUE. THEN, SHE LOOKED AT THE
HOURLY RATE

Employers can pay youngsters aged below 21 less than the minimum wage. But some
say it is not a fair deal and are pushing for equal pay.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Wages and Benefits


WHAT USE IS THE NACC?

Geoffrey Watson SC had high hopes for the National Anti-Corruption Commission,
but when their first decision was not to proceeed with an investigation into
possible corruption in relation to the Robodebt disaster, he was more than just
disappointed.
Duration: 26 minutes 15 seconds26m

Source: ABC RN/Topic: Corruption


THE FUTURE OF AUSTRALIAN MUSEUMS: WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE HUMANITIES ARE AT RISK

If the pathways and pipelines that support the staff and researchers of our
museums are destroyed due to lack of funding, what message does this send about
the way culture should be valued as a core part of our national future?


Source: ABC Religion & Ethics/Topic: Libraries, Museums and Galleries


IVANO DEL PIO'S PEA AND SAFFRON RISOTTO

It only takes a few ingredients from the fridge and pantry to make this
impressive weeknight dish, which comes courtesy of Hobart-based Italian cook
Ivan Del Pio.


Source: ABC Everyday/Topic: Recipes


CHRIS BAILEY, FRONTMAN OF THE SAINTS, HAS DIED

The Saints were one of punk rock's earliest and most influential forces


Source: Listen/Topic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)


WINTER LIVING


WHAT THE TEMPERATURE IS DOING TO OUR MENTAL HEALTH

In a climate changed world, we're bound to experience hotter days with more
frequency. There are physical health implications, but there are mental health
consequences as well.
Duration: 4 minutes 31 seconds4m 31s

Source: Listen/Topic: Mental Health


DON'T LET THE COLD WEATHER STOP YOU FROM EXERCISING. HERE'S HOW TO STAY
MOTIVATED IN WINTER

When it's cold and dark, there's nothing less appealing than hitting the gym for
a workout. Here's how to stay motivated to exercise when the temperature drops.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Exercise and Fitness


DOING LAUNDRY WITHOUT A DRYER? HERE'S HOW TO SPEED UP THE DRYING PROCESS

We speak to science communicator Lish Fejer, one half of FixIt Chicks, for her
top tips and "unconventional ways" of drying laundry this winter — without the
cost of a dryer.


Source: ABC Lifestyle/Topic: House and Home


VICTORIA'S AUTUMN HAD A HEATWAVE AND RECORD LOW RAINFALL. WILL THIS DRY SPELL
CONTINUE INTO WINTER?

Autumn is often considered to be best season of the year for people visiting
Victoria, with plenty of blue sky days and mild weather. But this year was
milder than usual, bringing some of the warmest and driest days on record.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Weather

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MOMENTS IN HISTORY


EXPLORER ERNEST SHACKLETON'S SHIP FOUND AT BOTTOM OF ATLANTIC

Shipwreck hunters have found the last expedition ship of Sir Ernest Shackleton
off Canada's coast, and they say the vessel is "largely intact". 


Source: ABC News/Topic: History


THE SYDNEY CON ARTIST WHO MADE MILLIONS OF FAKE US DOLLARS

Robert Baudin printed around $2 million in fake US notes. When he (eventually)
faced court, he took to the air and threatened to crash into Sydney Harbour.


Source: ABC RN/Topic: Person


HOPES ANTHROPOLOGISTS' NOTES WILL ANSWER QUESTIONS FOR INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES
AFTER 30-YEAR EMBARGO LIFTS

For three decades, hundreds of notebooks filled with detailed descriptions of
sacred Indigenous practices were locked away in a museum's archives.


Source: ABC North and West SA/Topic: Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander)


AUSTRALIA GOT A BEATLES TOUR IN 1964 — IT COULD EASILY HAVE BEEN GERRY AND THE
PACEMAKERS INSTEAD

In 1963, the world's musical landscape was changing, thanks to four young men
from Liverpool. And one meeting in July that year made sure that Australia would
not be left out.


Source: ABC RN/Topic: History




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