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Luxury tours off, money gone: Insolvency scandal rocks Aussie tour operator
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Travel and Tourism
Marles open to defence spending hike after meeting Pentagon chief Hegseth
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Defence and National Security
How Australia approved a gas project until 2070 without considering climate
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Climate Change
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Australia's emissions rose in 2024 with electricity usage climbing
Emissions climbed by 0.05 per cent in 2024 compared to 2023, hindered by growth in both electricity generation and the transport sector.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Federal Government
UK police could search homes after stillbirths reported to be abortions
A leading UK police body has advised investigators to search apps and homes if they believe a stillbirth was the result of a terminated pregnancy outside of legally permitted circumstances.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Reproduction and Contraception
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New Matildas doco sheds light on game-changing Asian Cup win
The Matildas' 2010 Asian Cup win is the focus of a new documentary ahead of Australia hosting the event, with players hoping the film has a big impact on fans.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Soccer
Beach erosion grounds international airshow event on the Gold Coast
A popular airshow on the Gold Coast has been cancelled, with organisers blaming beach erosion caused by Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
Source: ABC Gold CoastTopic: Tourism and Leisure Industry
Why your coffee may cost more on the weekend
It’s common — and legal — for businesses such as cafes to charge extra on weekends for services.
Source: ABC LifestyleTopic: Hospitality Industry
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Reconciliation Week 2025
'You can't ignore 65,000 years': Aboriginal dance group challenges myths
James Webb has been performing traditional Aboriginal dance for over three decades, but it has always been about more than just the show for his Wadumbah dance group.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Reconciliation
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Country town honours life of woman brutally murdered in 1932
Many decades after her death, murdered sex worker Jean Morris now rests in a north Queensland grave decorated with fresh flowers and a headstone.
Source: ABC North QldTopic: Laws
Heritage listing of Australia's deadliest mine disaster site a 'bit late'
A New South Wales coal mine where 96 men and boys died in an explosion 123 years ago is heritage listed, 14 years after the initial application.
Source: ABC IllawarraTopic: Disasters, Accidents and Emergency Incidents
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