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Search for infant at Port MacDonnell wraps up, as police call for end to 'rubbish' chatter
Police have ended the search for a three-month-old's body, and have called on the community to stop speculating about the tragedy.
Labor ministers stand by Albanese's 'melon' gesture, as AFP asked to step in
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Federal police are being asked to investigate how a confidential Japanese memo about the prime minister's "melons" gesture made it into Australian newspapers, as Labor ministers express annoyance…
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Breaking: Bondi terror attack hero Ahmed Al Ahmed's charges dropped
Police have dropped all charges against Bondi terror attack hero Ahmed Al Ahmed, after previously accusing him of assaulting and intimidating his father.
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Zoo's attempted reunion between baby chimp and mum ends in aggression
Baby Cassie has been cared for by zookeepers since her mother dropped her hours after birth. But an attempt to reunite the pair hasn't gone as planned.
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Commonwealth Bank home loan applications fall 15pc since May
Australia's largest home lender, the Commonwealth Bank, has seen home loan applications tumble 15 per cent since May, after three interest rate hikes and the federal budget's tax changes.
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Biography of 'phenomenal' Australian photographer wins major $25,000 prize
Curator, critic and writer Helen Ennis has won the 2026 National Biography Award for her landmark work, Max Dupain: A Portrait.
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Solicitor accused of manufacturing illegal 3D-printed firearms
A 32-year-old solicitor from north-west NSW has been charged with 16 offences, including manufacturing prohibited firearms.