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FOR 15 HOURS AFTER SHE CALLED FOR HELP AFTER BEING ALLEGEDLY RAPED, GRACE
COULDN'T SHOWER OR CHANGE

Source: 7.30/Topic: Sexual Offences


SPEAKER DECIDES NOT TO REFER SCOTT MORRISON TO COMMITTEE FOR MISLEADING
PARLIAMENT

Source: ABC News/Topic: Federal Government


SUPERYACHT IMPOUNDED, PASSENGERS STRANDED AS LUXURY CRUISE COMPANY COLLAPSES

Source: ABC Kimberley/Topic: Tourism and Leisure Industry

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'WHY COULDN'T HE JUST BLOODY WALK AWAY?': LYN DAWSON'S FAMILY SAY THEY'LL 'NEVER
FORGIVE' CHRIS DAWSON

Australian Story goes behind the scenes as Lyn Dawson's siblings prepare for the
outcome of her husband Chris Dawson's murder trial and digest the guilty
verdict.



Source: Australian Story/Topic: Law, Crime and Justice


WHY PEOPLE LOVE 'GREIGE', AND HOW TO DODGE THE TREND IF YOU HATE IT

The excess of grey and white in home design right now is commonly referred to as
'greige'. How did this colour palette get so popular, and will we ever move away
from it?



Source: ABC Everyday/Topic: Home and Garden


JANE LOST CENTIMETRES OF BONE WAITING FOR HIP SURGERY, BUT HAD TO 'SOLDIER ON'

Doctors say patients are suffering — and becoming addicted to pain medication
— as their conditions worsen during long waits for elective surgery at public
hospitals.



Source: ABC Sunshine Coast/Topic: Health


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Source: ABC News/Topic: Accidents


LIVE: NSW NOW: NSW OPPOSITION CALLS FOR HIGH SCHOOL MOBILE PHONE BAN



Source: ABC News/Topic: Crime

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'WE ALL SAT THERE IN TEARS:' ALICE HELPS DYING PARENTS WRITE THEIR LIFE STORIES

For parents with a terminal illness, the topic of death can't be shied away
from. So how do you tell your life story — or explain you'll soon be gone — to a
young child?



Source: ABC RN/Topic: Death and Dying


GERARDO'S GUACAMOLE FAMILY RECIPE

It's the quintessential Mexican dip, and every family has recipe — but this one
is from the founder of Melbourne favourite, La Tortilleria.



Source: ABC Radio Melbourne/Topic: Recipes


MORE BORROWERS LIKE THESE TWINS ARE ABOUT TO BECOME 'MORTGAGE PRISONERS'

As interest rates rise, Australians who borrowed at the height of the pandemic
housing boom will find themselves in a mortgage trap, unable to refinance.



Source: The Business/Topic: Interest Rates


CONTROVERSIAL THREE-STOREY MURAL IN MELBOURNE REMOVED BY ARTIST AFTER BACKLASH

Melbourne's Ukrainian community likened a giant mural of enemy soldiers
embracing to Russian propaganda. Artist Peter Seaton says the image was a
sincere message of peace and unity, but has removed his work.

Duration: 10 minutes 38 seconds10m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Community and Society


BETTER COVID VACCINES ARE ON THE WAY — STARTING WITH ONE THAT TARGETS OMICRON

More than 120 potential COVID-19 vaccines are in clinical trials. Here are some
of the improvements they're working on.



Source: The Conversation/Topic: COVID-19




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FOR 15 HOURS AFTER SHE CALLED FOR HELP AFTER BEING ALLEGEDLY RAPED, GRACE
COULDN'T SHOWER OR CHANGE

Some victims of violent crime in Victoria are waiting more than a day for
examinations due to a shortage of forensic officers.



Source: 7.30/Topic: Health


SHOULD I HAVE A SECOND BABY? WHY I'M SO TORN

My resolve to be one and done is rooted in my happy upbringing as an only child
and its many benefits for myself and our family. But now, that's in question.



Source: ABC Everyday/Topic: Parenting


50 GIGS YOU SHOULD HAVE BEEN AT

From superstars in stadiums to locals in tiny bars, these 50 concerts changed us
forever.



Source: Double J


GERARDO'S GUACAMOLE FAMILY RECIPE

It's the quintessential Mexican dip, and every family has recipe - this one is
from the founder of Melbourne's La Tortilleria.



Source: ABC Radio Melbourne/Topic: Food and Cooking


RUSSIA CUTS OFF GAS EXPORTS TO EUROPE INDEFINITELY

Russia has been accused of engaging in economic warfare after indefinitely
suspending gas supplies to Europe via a major pipeline.

Duration: 8 minutes 8 seconds8m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Unrest, Conflict and War


MARGARET THROSBY REMINISCES ON 55 YEARS AT THE ABC

Margaret Throsby has announced her retirement from the ABC. She reminisces about
her many different roles with the organisation during her 55-year career.



Source: ABC Classic/Topic: Classical


SHAQ ATTACK!

SHAQ ATTACK: Shaquille O’Neal fever swept Australia/down under, but ‘Voice to
parliament’ stunt had some crying ‘foul’. Plus Justice for Lyn: Chris Dawson
guilty Kate Ritchie DUI coverage



Source: Media Watch


CELEBRATING 90 YEARS OF THE ABC


SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AT THE ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW

Attractions at the Adelaide Show in 1962 included 'horses in action', sextuplet
lambs and a record-breaking price for a Poll Hereford Bull.
Duration: 2 minutes 23 seconds2m 23s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Agricultural Shows


AVOCADO MARKETERS USE SEX TO BOOST SALES

In 1985, the success of the avocado industry was credited in part to 'promotions
and improved marketing', with research showing the fruit had aphrodisiac
qualities.
Duration: 2 minutes 35 seconds2m 35s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Agricultural Crops


FOX TERRIERS USED TO HUNT RATS

In 1977, Brisbane Council had the world's most enthusiastic — and adorable —
exterminators.
Duration: 4 minutes 1 second4m 1s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Animals


55 YEARS OF ABC RADIO CURRENT AFFAIRS

Listen to the first minute of the first ever AM program, presented by Robert
Peach in 1967.
Duration: 1 minute 15 seconds1m 15s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Journalism

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MOMENTS IN HISTORY


HOW AUSTRALIA CAME TO EMBRACE ITS ANIMALS

To the first European colonists, Australian wildlife was bewildering at best.
But over the past two centuries, a host of scientists and enthusiasts have
transformed our relationship with our native animals.

Duration: 20 minutes 12 seconds20m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Animals


'ALWAYS CALM IN A CRISIS': COLLEAGUES PAY TRIBUTE TO ABC JOURNALIST JOHN TULLOH

John Tulloh was ABC TV's first foreign editor, keeping Australians across the
world's news in a time before mobile phones and satellite feeds.



Source: ABC News/Topic: Journalism


HORRIBLE HISTORIES SPECIAL: SENSATIONAL SHAKESPEARE (2016)

Looking at the life and times of William Shakespeare - from his humble
beginnings in Stratford, through his time as a jobbing actor in London, to his
success as the country's most respected and financially savvy writer.

Duration: 34 minutes 43 seconds34m

Source: iview/Topic: FAMILY


FIFTY YEARS AGO, CHESS MAGICIAN BOBBY FISCHER DAZZLED AND BAFFLED THE WORLD

In a sport where mainstream attention is often hard to come by, Bobby Fischer
was a lightning rod. His brilliance on the chessboard was only matched by his
sometimes bizarre nature away from it.



Source: ABC News/Topic: Chess




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