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'Not job done': PM flags more men's violence action
Andrew Brown, Luke Costin and Callum Godde • 12m ago
Anthony Albanese says there's more work to do on the prevention of violence against women. (Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS)
Man filmed dogs 'smashing roos' in front of daughter
Adrian Black • 18m ago
A man has pleaded guilty to allowing his dogs to attack or kill a wombat, a deer, kangaroos and cats (Margaret Scheikowski/AAP PHOTOS)
The truth about this man's birth is sealed in documents he can't access
Emily Anderson • 20m ago
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South Korea's Truth and Reconciliation Commission is investigating claims adoptees' family origins were manipulated. Picture by AP
Research improves early detection of prostate cancer
Abe Maddison • 26m ago
Prostate cancer researcher Jessica Logan says early detection is vital for treatment choices. (HANDOUT/UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA)
Teen terror plot accused an 'unacceptable risk'
Samantha Lock and Jack Gramenz • 34m ago
An alleged terror conspirator linked to the accused Wakeley church attacker has been denied bail. (Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS)
Bonza passengers flock to hotline as airline teeters
Rachael Ward • 37m ago
Bonza planes remain grounded as administrators for the airline hold talks with stakeholders. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)
One million club patrons caught up in data breach
Anna McGuinness • 1hr ago
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NSW Police is investigating a potential data breach of visitors to NSW and ACT clubs. Picture by Shutterstock
Queensland households score $1000 off energy bills
Savannah Meacham • 1hr ago
Queensland will offer Australia's biggest ever power bill rebate. (Russell Freeman/AAP PHOTOS)
Up to a million licences exposed in NSW data breach
Sophia McCaughan • 1hr ago
The personal information of more than one million people may be compromised in the breach. (HANDOUT/NSW GOVERNMENT)
Promoting misogyny online is not free speech: Albanese
Andrew Brown • 2hrs ago
The prime minister says it's too easy for young people to access harmful content online. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)

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