A survivor of a shipwreck off the Philippines that claimed the life of Anthony ‘Johnny’ Mahoney speaks of his final moments with his mate, as the sailor’s family calls for answers about what was done to rescue him.
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Finch's ton not enough as ODI hosts become prey for the English
England’s top order fires in unison to give them a four-wicket win in the second ODI against Australia, as Aaron Finch’s second straight hundred for the hosts could not prevent them falling 2-0 behind in the series.
Cattle Council of Australia quits industry reforms
Grass-fed cattle producers’ efforts to establish a more democratic, directly elected representative body are dealt a major blow by Australia’s peak industry council.
Clip, crop, cat: Regular grooming will have your pet feline fine
Terrified of washing your cat? It turns out they don’t mind the occasional shower, and a haircut can help them cope with the heat.
Genetic modification laws set for shake-up in Australia
Australia is set to reform how it regulates genetically modified research, with health and agriculture scientists set to benefit.
Betoota pub to reopen in town with no people
A pub left to decay in an Australian ghost town is preparing to open its doors again. But will a cold stubby and the name recognition offered by the Betoota Advocate be enough to entice people to leave the main drag and pay it a visit?
Unhappy campers lose tens of thousands of dollars as retro manufacturer heads to court
The travel dreams of dozens of Australians are left in tatters after a retro camper-maker goes into voluntary administration owing $3.5 million to investors and customers around the world.
Police stopping and photographing kids on the streets 'illegal', say civil libertarians
The Mount Isa operation, which has seen hundreds of children intercepted in three weeks, should be stopped, says Queensland’s Civil Liberties Council. But politicians are suggesting the initiative could be expanded to other regional cities such as Cairns.
Boredom blamed for drug scourge in small Queensland town
Drugs have become a major problem in St George since a work-for-the-dole program was scrapped a decade ago and residents are now asking for a new employment scheme.
Sky's the limit for Aussie teenage drone racing world champion
Thomas Bitmatta was a drone racing world title champion when he graduated from high school last year and now wants to land a career in the high-flying sport.