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| | The sister and aunt of a teenage girl who took her own life in a Darwin residential care house three years ago want the NT Government to make more effort to place Indigenous children with extended family. |
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| | Everyone has a teacher who made a difference to their lives. You shared your stories of those who made a difference. |
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| | Authorities warn thrillseekers that Clarrie Hall Dam, on the NSW north coast, could be deadly after a video of people sliding down its spillway is viewed millions of times on social media. |
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| | Donald Trump's whirlwind visit to Puerto Rico was supposed to dispel the notion some hurricane victims are more equal than others, but for many on the Caribbean island, it had the opposite effect, writes Sara James. |
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| | The Pixel was the first phone Google had designed from the ground up. The wraps have come off the sequel. Here's five things we learned from the announcement. |
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| | Body camera video showing the chaos of the Las Vegas attack as officers try to figure out the location of the shooter and usher people away from rapid gunfire is released by US authorities. |
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| | Large Chinese developers are pulling out of some developments as they struggle to get finance for their projects. |
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| | A event against same-sex marriage, at which Cory Bernardi is due to speak, is without a Hobart venue after the casino cancelled its booking and UTAS refused to take it, campaigners claim. |
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| | Australians are avid travellers — nearly 9 million take overseas trips each year — but the latest figures from the Department of Foreign Affairs show an increasing number never make it home. |
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| | Three researchers based in the United States, United Kingdom and Switzerland win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developments in electron microscopy. |
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| | A collection of knives, a garrotte and a notebook containing a list of torture methods are among the items seized from the home of two women accused of murdering a teenager with autism, WA's Supreme Court is told. |
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| | Up to a third of borrowers with interest-only loans may not realise they have them and may not be prepared for rising repayments, investment bank UBS warns. |
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| | British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson quips Libya has the potential to become a new Dubai if it can clear the dead bodies away — the latest gaffe by Britain's top diplomat. |
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| | You've probably heard of professional wrestling. But do you know what it really is? KrackerJak busts a few common myths. |
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| | Jon and Angie Dimaya are both experienced Las Vegas nurses, but the night of the Mandalay Bay shooting was like nothing they have ever experienced before. |
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| | Do you crack your knuckles? Do your knees creak? Does your neck crack? Do you get clicking noises in your ankles, wrists or hips? Find out why this happens and what to do about it. |
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| | An Australian male health company which promised to help men lose weight and increase their libido through testosterone "restoration" treatments is fined $127,500 for unlawful advertising. |
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