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Here's what's coming up today:
8:00am AEST: Australia's women's rugby sevens team will face New Zealand in the gold medal match in Rio
10:00am AEST: The NSW greyhound industry begins its first court challenge to a report used by the Baird Government to announce the closure of the sport
2:15pm AEST: A 16-year-old who pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of young pregnant mother Sarah Paino in a Hobart car crash will be sentenced
Jess Fox advances to the womens' kayak semi-finals and at least a silver medal is guaranteed in the women's rugby sevens. Follow all the Rio 2016 day-three action with our live blog.
After squeaking home in an election that analysts say has dented his political authority, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull finds himself facing a future strewn with obstacles.
The Climate Council says a growing trend of rural communities setting up their own wind and solar farms could generate thousands of jobs in regional Australia.
Emerging Australian designers are being run out of business by cheap overseas copy cats, prompting calls from fashion industry experts for an urgent revamp of the laws aimed at protecting young talent.
Crucial Australian Federal Police documents given to Indonesian prosecutors show that an Australian resident on trial for murdering her friend by adding cyanide to her coffee suffers from serious mental health problems.
A Newcastle lawyer and Anglican Church official says he did not go to police with allegations of abuse against priests because he was trying to protect the church.
A 21-year-old man will spend a minimum of 20 years in prison for the rape and murder of Joan Ryther and killing her unborn child south of Brisbane three years ago.
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