Man missing from Rio Tinto ship
A large-scale search is under way for a man who has been missing for a week from a Rio Tinto vessel travelling to Australia.
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Women charged after body found in burnt car
Two women have been charged with murder after a man’s body was discovered inside a burnt-out car in the bush.
What’s open on New Year’s Day
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New Year’s Eve celebrations will be a patchwork of colour and rain across the country, as strong storms are forecast for one region in particular.
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Alleged mum killer’s home bugged by cops
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Dog steals cop’s paperwork from over fence
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‘Strange’ acts of alleged mum killer, court
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Popular pram recalled over collapse risk
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Divers’ shock run in with huge shark
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Grim reality in young Aussies’ bank accounts
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Aussies’ shock $30 million Powerball win
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Skydiver fighting for life after accident
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Profit not a ‘dirty word’: Bunnings boss
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