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National corruption watchdog mishandled complaint against commissioner
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Anti Corruption Agencies
How the super system 'treats the very wealthy as if they're very poor'
Source: The BusinessTopic: Superannuation
Health officials say four Gazans dead after UN food warehouse stormed
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Unrest, Conflict and War
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Woodside's massive WA gas project is being expanded — here's what that means
The federal government has green lighted the extension of Woodside's Karratha Gas Plant — this is what you need to know.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Environmental Impact
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Eucalypt farmers say new restrictions 'ruining livelihoods'
New South Wales farmers who have harvested eucalypts for oil and broombush for fencing for decades say new rules protecting native plants on their land have brought their industry to halt.
Source: ABC RiverinaTopic: Environmental Policy
'A smorgasbord of emotions': Visiting Country for the first time
When Skye visited Country for the first time, she wanted to do it respectfully, so she tracked down the right people to find out what she needed to know.
Source: ABC LifestyleTopic: Indigenous Culture
Gagged scientist speaks out over WA government's claims in rock art report
A leading scientist expresses "grave concern" about "unacceptable interference" in a major study of the impacts of industrial emissions on ancient Aboriginal rock carvings.
Source: 7.30Topic: Energy Policy
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
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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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Duct tape holds the floors together at Myer's original store in Bendigo
The grandson of celebrated entrepreneur and retail giant, Sidney Myer, wants the original Myer department store in Bendigo restored to its former glory.
Source: ABC Central VictoriaTopic: History
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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