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Advocates urge Qld govt to narrow inquiry - The Queensland government should remove aged care from a planned inquiry to focus solely on palliative care and assisted dying, advocates say.

Joyce wants reward for strawberry culprit - Barnaby Joyce has called for a substantial reward to hunt down those behind the strawberry needle contamination crisis.

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Family to sue after police crash in Sydney - Sydney race horse owner Bert Vieira has threatened legal action against NSW Police after a speeding cruiser slammed into his wife's car, leaving her i ...

Vic's proposed unlicensed laws questioned - Proposed offences for unlicensed drivers who kill or seriously injure a person are flawed in key areas, a Victorian parliamentary report has found.

Key winners at the 2018 Emmy Awards - The 70th Primetime Emmy Awards have been held in Los Angeles. Following is a list of winners in key categories:Outstanding Drama Series - Game Of Thro ...

Govt funding for Qld strawberry industry - The Queensland government has pledged $1 million to the state's crisis-hit strawberry farmers as they dump truckloads of fruit over a needle contamina ...

Gang laws in parliament - Planned laws designed to repel outlaw bikie gangs from further infiltrating Tasmania have been formally brought into the parliament. If passed, it ...

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