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Qld man facing attempted murder charge - One man is fighting for life while another has been charged with attempted murder following a confrontation with three men in north Queensland.

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Man hit flatmate with hammer: NSW police - A Sydney man has been accused of drugging his flatmate and then hitting him on the head with a hammer.

Dragons lack passion after third NRL loss - Under-fire St George Illawarra coach Paul McGregor has lashed his team for a lack of passion and promised to swing the axe if they continue to underpe ...

Rallies claim virus a 'scam' as rules ease - Hundreds of demonstrators in Australia's largest capitals have defied social-distancing rules, claiming the COVID-19 pandemic is a "scam".

Hospital visits returning - Restrictions on visitations at Tasmanian hospitals will be eased from Monday. It comes as the state notches up a 14th straight day of no new confir ...

US officer on murder charge over Floyd - The white Minneapolis police officer who pressed his knee into George Floyd's neck has been arrested and charged with murder, as authorities impose ov ...

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