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Coldfront to move over Western Australia
Unseasonably warm weather is likely to end in Western Australia as the second weekend of May, 2024 approaches.
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National Walk Safely to School Day - Friday May 10th
Ngunnawal Primary School taking part in National Walk Safely to School Day
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Every police station in QLD to have safe spaces for DV victim-survivors
Queensland Police have rolled out ‘safe spaces’ in every station to provide a designated private, safe, and secure area for all community members to discuss domestic and family violence as well as other traumatic matters. For support contact DVConnect Womensline: 1800 811 811, DVConnect Mensline: 1800 600 636, or 1800 RESPECT: 1800 737 732
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‘Our hearts are broken': parents of brothers killed in Mexico speak out
The parents of Jake and Callum Robinson have spoken publicly for the first time about their sons who were murdered in Mexico.
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Does Australia need a family violence register?
Should Australia adopt a register of convicted family violence offenders? This is one of the proposals politicians are being asked to ponder in the wake of at least 35 women allegedly killed by male violence this year alone.Support is available for those who may be distressed. Phone Lifeline 13 11 14; Men’s Referral Service 1300 776 491; Kids Helpline 1800 551 800; beyondblue 1300 224 636; 1800-RESPECT 1800 737 732.
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Rain band moving across interior toward east coast
Heavy falls for the South Australia, Northern Territory, Queensland, and NSW border corner, as the east coast continues to feel the big wet over the first weekend of May, 2024.
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Intense rainfall over much of NSW, South Australia, and Western Australia
A band of heavy rain is moving across the country from coast to coast, with intense falls to hit over the first week of May, 2024.
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How planting native trees can protect your property from climate change and landslides
A recent study suggests that reinforcing slopes with native trees and shrubs could be an effective and sustainable solution to reduce landslides, especially with the potential for increased heavy rain due to climate change and a possible return to La Niña.
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Teenager wins NT million dollar fish competition
Australia's most sought-after fish has been caught by 19-year-old Keegan Payne from the Northern Territory, who reeled in the winning fish worth $1 million, marking the first time the full prize of the annual competition, designed to attract tourists to the Top End during the low season, has been claimed.
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Budget regional airline Bonza enters voluntary administration after leaving passengers stranded across Australia
Low-cost regional airline Bonza has entered voluntary administration on April 30, leaving customers stranded across the country, just 14 months after its launch.
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