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Wednesday, March 3, 2021

Defence Minister Linda Reynolds called Brittany Higgins a ‘lying cow’ in office

Scott Morrison is facing double trouble with two cabinet ministers out on stress leave and his Defence Minister accused of calling an alleged rape victim a “lying cow.”

The shocking allegations will pile on the pressure for the Defence Minister Linda Reynolds to resign.

But she’s attempted to defend the remarks by explaining that the revelation by news.com.au that the ex-staffer was allegedly raped on her office couch was “a stressful time in the office.” 

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Tuesday, February 23, 2021

Aged care residents miss out on COVID-19 vaccine in regional Victoria

Victorian aged care resident Kenneth McMahon was supposed to get the COVID-19 vaccine today, but missed out due to an administration error.

Mr McMahon, 91, who resides at Benetas Aged Care in Kangaroo Flat, says the last year through the pandemic has been tough. 

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Sunday, January 31, 2021

'I'm so damn proud of them': How communities continue to rally a year on from devastating bushfires

Firefighter Peter Lockerbie and his colleagues saw an "awful lot" of things they hadn't seen before during the 2020 black summer bushfires. From the loss of lives and livelihoods to the destruction of homes and habitats, the fire season 


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Robert Penfold on how he became a 'vaccination chaser'

A couple of years ago I tried to get tickets to the Rolling Stones. "You've got to get up and get online really early," my friend, in the know, told me. "Day one, when they first go on sale. Sleep in and you'll miss out." Well I didn't sleep in. I did get


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What you can and can't do this weekend under Sydney's eased COVID-19 restrictions

Sydneysiders are waking up to their first weekend with greater freedoms as borders reopen and coronavirus restrictions relax. It comes as the state records 13 days with no new cases of community transmission of COVID-19. 


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Victorian health authorities investigating 'indeterminate' COVID-19 test result

Victorian health authorities are investigating after receiving an "indeterminate" COVID-19 test result last night. The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) confirmed the result in a tweet this morning, noting that follow-up


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Monday, January 18, 2021

North Bondi beach party investigated for potential COVID-19 breach

A beachside party in North Bondi is being investigated for potentially breaching COVID-19 restrictions. Vision by partygoers shows hundreds of people dancing and gathering last night despite current 


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South Australia allowing Sydneysiders back in 'still some time off'

The South Australian premier is tonight standing firm on the state's tough border restrictions for those travelling from Sydney and other parts of NSW. Despite other states and territories


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Can you be forced back in to the office?: Your rights

After nine long months of working from home, countless zoom calls and online meetings, today was day one back in the office for thousands of Melbournians. While most workers were given the green light 


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Paraglider rescued after crashing 50 metres onto Sydney cliff edge

A 37-year-old paraglider has been rescued after plunging 50 metres onto a cliff edge south of Sydney. Rohith Gowda was on his 100th flight at Bald Hill look out in Otford yesterday when he crashed in strong


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TODAY IN HISTORY: More than 80 killed in train crash 'waiting to happen'

Australia's worst rail disaster, the the Granville train crash, claimed 83 lives and injured 213 others on on January 18, 1977. Every year since the disaster, survivors, rescuers and loved ones of those killed


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Restrictions set to ease as Brisbane's mutant virus outbreak appears contained

Restrictions in Greater Brisbane look set to ease by Friday, with the hotel cluster and UK super strain in Queensland appearing under control. Just one new case of coronavirus was reported overnight, a woman traveller


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Melbourne quarantine hotel workers given all clear after COVID-19 scare

Two people working at a Melbourne quarantine hotel have tested negative to COVID-19 after initially returning positive preliminary tests. A nurse and a police officer working at the


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