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Cattle saved from drought and fire thanks to kind neighbours
In a practical example of helping farmers, members of a small suburban community help a farmer move cattle out of a scorched paddock to greener pastures.
Channel Nine ordered to pay Wagner family $2 million over defamatory 60 Minutes report
Channel Nine is ordered to pay a Toowoomba family more than $2 million in damages over a defamatory 60 Minutes report that alleged they were responsible for the deaths of 12 people, including two children, in the 2011 Grantham floods.
Australia crushes Pakistan on day two with Warner and Burns leading from the front
Australia's latest opening partnership of David Warner and Joe Burns piles on 222 runs, battering Pakistan into submission as Australia builds a 72-run lead on day two of the first Test at the Gabba.
Drug raid nets more than $300 million worth of MDMA destined for Queensland
Australian Federal Police help uncover a 700 kilogram haul of MDMA in the Netherlands allegedly bound for Queensland.
Industry fires up on fireworks cancellations as fire bans hamper trade
Sparks are flying in the fireworks industry as operators grapple with fire bans and widespread calls for event cancellations.
Bushfire crisis costing states millions in lost crops and property
Insurers are getting more than 1,000 calls a week for payouts as bushfires rage across Queensland and northern New South Wales, with an estimated $145 million in damages so far in those areas.
Inside the rise and rise of Betoota Advocate
"Australia's oldest newspaper" has grown exponentially since its entry into the media market — and so too has its personal brand. So how do its editors stop themselves from becoming exactly what they're ridiculing?
Australia's bowlers find a way to turn the tide at the Gabba
The blistering heat at the Gabba provided far-from-ideal conditions for Australia's attack, but the manner in which Pakistan were dismissed for 240 after they chose to bat on the first day bodes well for the home team's summer ahead.
Crews battle fire front 100 kilometres long as four homes destroyed in Ravensbourne
Four homes are lost in a bushfire that has burned for 10 days in the Pechey area on Queensland's Darling Downs, with crews working to contain the fire front that is now 100 kilometres long and growing.
Fraser Anning's travel records subpoenaed in bankruptcy hearing
Former Queensland senator Fraser Anning's travel records are being sought from the Department of Home Affairs, as a bank chasing a $185,000 debt seeks to locate him in the United States.
The Star wins the chance to prove it should be the Gold Coast's only casino
The Palaszczuk Government could go all-in on The Star, with its owners given the opportunity to make the case for why the city doesn't need another casino to attract more tourists.
Gold Coast Mayor told to cut contact with suspended staffer
Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate says he is shocked after the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission directed him to cease contact with his chief of staff, Wayne Moran
Bushfires, smoky cities and a thunderstorm asthma warning as east coast swelters
Australia swelters through another day of fire, dust and high winds, with smoke blanketing cities and crews battling bushfires across the nation.
After missing out on the last T20 World Cup, the WBBL's leading wicket-taker is primed for 2020
Queensland all-rounder Jess Jonassen travelled to the World Cup in 2018, but did not get a game due to injury. This time around, she is hell-bent on making her mark.
Australia takes day-one honours after late Starc blast at Gabba
Mitchell Starc's expert use of the second new ball late on day one leaves Pakistan chasing the game in the first Test, all out for 240 at the Gabba after a promising start.
Live: Aussie bowlers turn up the heat as Pakistan suffers collapse
Pakistan's batsmen run into serious trouble as Australia's pace brigade finally clicks into gear on day one of the first Test in Brisbane. Follow all the action in our live blog.
Man charged with attempted murder after woman shot in head
Shane Cregan, 47, who is accused of shooting a woman in the head near Townsville over a business dispute, is remanded in custody after being charged with a string of offences including attempted murder.
First Australians band together to help teachers teach Indigenous content
First Australians have shared their stories for a landmark resource designed to help teachers teach Indigenous content in the classroom.
'He knows where we are': Thousands at risk of violence stuck on public housing wait list
Sarah lives in constant fear now her violent ex-partner knows where she and her young children are living. New figures obtained by the ABC show she's one of almost 2,200 people at risk of domestic violence in Queensland who are waiting for public housing.
Bushfire smoke can get into hail and even go from vine to wine
If you've popped a piece of hail into your drink during recent storms, it's likely you've noticed a unique flavour.
