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Australia's largest gas project approved for operation to 2070
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Federal Government
Jane Hume dumped as Sussan Ley unveils shadow cabinet
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Federal Government
Working longer hours is killing productivity, report warns
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Business, Economics and Finance
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'Breathtaking' CRISPR gene treatment creates hope for rare diseases
Scientists have used personalised gene-editing therapy to successfully treat a baby with a rare genetic condition. Could this technique help to unlock treatments for others?
Source: ABC Health & WellbeingTopic: Genetic disorders
'They've trashed the joint': Disastrous takeover sealed Healthscope's demise
The Healthscope collapse has exposed the often-conflicting goals between government responsibility for health services and subsidised, but privately run, institutions looking to maximise profit.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Healthcare Facilities
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Why the twins who became the talk of Hollywood are staying in Adelaide
Aussie directors Danny and Michael Philippou are behind the $92 million smash-hit Talk to Me, but they won't be switching Adelaide for Hollywood. Now they're back with a gory new feature, once again exploring the horrors of teen life in suburbia.
Source: ABC EntertainmentTopic: Movies
Tiny frogs with 'giant' personalities breeding for survival, study finds
University of Melbourne research shows male alpine tree frogs are breeding more when infected with the deadly chytrid fungus in an attempt to keep the species alive.
Source: ABC South East NSWTopic: Amphibians
How one family turned their failing farm into a pocket of paradise
A quiet and beautiful new documentary shows the journey of the Burrell family, who took failing farming land and rewilded it, creating something unique and possibly game-changing.
Source: ABC EntertainmentTopic: Documentaries
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Reconciliation Week 2025
Forced into slavery at 12, Sue Roman brought a royal commission to Darwin
Sue Roman was one of hundreds of children taken from the notorious Darwin mission Retta Dixon and sent across the country to work as a servant.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Stolen Generations
As an Aboriginal mum I thought being perfect would keep my kids safe
Growing up with a very real fear of being removed from her family affected the way Carlie was able to parent her own children.
Source: ABC LifestyleTopic: Parenting
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The disturbing practice of 'human zoos' happened right under our noses
The strange and disturbing phenomenon of exhibiting humans in zoos was once considered a European thing, but a boomerang found under topsoil in a Melbourne park contradicts that.
Source: ABC ArtsTopic: History
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