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Missing man's body discovered - The body of missing man Elson Kiddle has been located in bushland approximately 2.5km from Lumeah Avenue. The Tasmania Police have released a st ...

Aussies' world-first automated home build - Perth-based Fastbrick Robotics has achieved what it says is a world-first with the fully automated construction of a three-bedroom, two-bathroom house ...

Koalas hurt by major deforestation: report - A vast majority of areas at risk of land clearing in NSW contain several million hectares of koala habitat, according to a new report.

Qld cops bust schoolies drug supply chain - Police have seized more than $100,000 in drugs heading for the Gold Coast ahead of this year's schoolies celebrations.

Brats busted over Woolies fire - Three teenagers will face the Children's Court over a fire at a Greater Hobart supermarket. Firefighters and police responded to a fire in the toil ...

Trolleyman funds to be held in Trust fund - A homeless Melbourne man, dubbed "trolleyman", who has received $140,450 in public donations after his involvement in Friday's Bourke Street ...

Aust man, Thai wife get death for drugs - A Perth member of the notorious bikie group Hells Angels and his wife have been sentenced to death in Thailand for trying to smuggle half a tonne of c ...

Bennett to carry on as usual at Broncos - Wayne Bennett insists his position of coaching Brisbane Broncos next season is unchanged and claims there is no conflict of interest in his having sig ...

Drunk priest bites Greek police - A priest on the Greek island of Crete has bitten a police officer after being pulled over for driving erratically in reverse through the centre of Her ...

Search for more bodies, 42 die in US fire - Search teams will fan out across the charred landscape of Paradise, California looking for human remains on Tuesday as authorities prepare for a rise ...

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