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NSW government to rewrite ministerial code in wake of Berejiklian ICAC findings

MPs in NSW will be required to make more regular disclosures about their financial interests and those of their immediate family.
Gladys Berejiklian.

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: State and Territory Governmentby Nick Dole

'It was a light bulb moment': Hear the stories young people told us about their changing climate

Natural disasters have punctuated most years of their high school life, but this year's Heywire winners only have tales of resilience to share. 
A composite image of Spedding, Lar, Maya and Kimberly.

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: Disasters, Accidents and Emergency Incidentsby Georgie Hewson

Mass fish kill avoided thanks to conservationists and a ute

These glassfish were facing certain death in an almost dry lake before conservationists and government agencies rescued them in the tray of a ute.
A close up shot of a group of fish in a net.

Published: Source: ABC Central WestTopic: Endangered and Protected Speciesby Hamish Cole

Sydney’s Warragamba Dam edges closer to capacity as ex-cyclone Kirrily brings heaviest rain in decades

The trajectory of ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily will ensure the southern portion of Warragamba's catchment receives sufficient rain to push the dam level closer to 100 per cent.
A person watches on as the Warragamba Dam spillway is seen outflowing in november 27 2021

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: Weatherby Tom Saunders

Harassed staff overseeing aerial brumby cull treated 'almost as wanted criminals' online, NSW inquiry hears

Staff based at Jindabyne have been the subject of "escalating social media campaigns", as well as a firebomb threat and the dumping of a decapitated horse head, according to evidence shared during a NSW Upper House inquiry.
three horses walking next to each other in Kosciuszko National Park

Published: Source: ABC South East NSWTopic: Pestsby Adriane Reardon

Builders are waiting 'absurd' amounts of time for approvals, so councils are turning to AI

As people reportedly wait months just to get approval to build sheds and signs, councils across NSW look to jump on board an artificial intelligence program that aims to revolutionise the development process. 
A middle-aged man in an orange hi-vis shirt standing in front of a construction site.

Published: Source: ABC RiverinaTopic: Housing Policyby Monty Jacka

Almonds are now Australia's most valuable horticultural export, but one shelled nut takes 8 litres of water to grow

Experts warning a water shortage is inevitable as almonds become the biggest crop by area planted on Australia's longest river.
A hand holds almonds growing on a tree.

Published: Source: ABC RuralTopic: Agricultural Cropsby Else Kennedy, Angus Mackintosh and Eliza Berlage

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Duration: 3 minutes 24 seconds

Source: ABC中文

视频：第一次当小熊猫妈妈的拉妮在九岁时生下了这只尚未命名的幼崽

First-time panda mum Rani gave birth at nine years old to the as-yet-unnamed cub, a massive boon for the endangered species. Supplied: Altina Wildlife Park
Duration: 52 seconds

Source: ABC中文

Altina Wildlife Park welcomes first red panda born in Australia in two years

First-time panda mum Rani gave birth at nine years old to the as-yet-unnamed cub, a massive boon for the endangered species. Supplied: Altina Wildlife Park
Duration: 52 seconds

Source: ABC News

Finding a doctor in rural areas made harder by Christmas holidays

Many of those doctors who do work in remote areas leave on holiday, meaning their colleagues are covering even bigger areas.
Duration: 5 minutes 21 seconds

Source: ABC News

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Urn containing ashes reunited with family who'd stored them in microwave sent to flood victims

The urn containing ashes was lost in Cairns two weeks ago after being stashed in a microwave that had been donated to flood victims. It took a little help from local radio before it could be reunited with the family.
woman and man holding ornate glass urn

Published: Source: ABC Far NorthTopic: Human Interestby Brendan Mounter, Charlie McKillop and Amanda Cranston

Three men plead not guilty to murder of drug dealer in robbery gone wrong

A Supreme Court jury is told a known ice dealer was gunned down in his car as he fled a "drug rip" — the ripping off of a drug dealer — north of Newcastle. 
A man in a singlet taking a selfie in the mirror.

Published: Source: ABC NewcastleTopic: Crimeby Giselle Wakatama

Environmentalist slams approval of one of largest proposed greenfield coal mines

Whitehaven Coal's Winchester South coal mine in central Queensland's Bowen Basin plans to extract up to 17 million tonnes of coal a year for about 30 years.
Mine infrastructure in a coalfield, blue sky.

Published: Source: ABC CapricorniaTopic: Mining (Rural)by Katrina Beavan

Police recover 4WD vehicle from WA cliff crash that killed two men

Authorities have recovered the wreckage of a four-wheel drive after it plunged over a steep cliff at a remote WA beach, killing Matthew Farr and Louis Eeles, and seriously injuring a third.
Two young men with long hair smiling holding big fish.

Published: Source: ABC Midwest & WheatbeltTopic: Policeby Alice Angeloni

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