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'Sea of red flags': Families' struggles with a collapsing mental health system
Source: Four CornersTopic: Mental Health
Parents 'manipulating' child support system without consequence: report
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Social Policy
How does Labor's new super tax work and why is it controversial?
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Federal Government
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Lambie tells of surprise at Labor's election comeback
In her first interview since the election, Jacqui Lambie has told of her flagging health, her surprise at Labor's electoral turnaround, and her determination to keep Tasmanian issues on the national stage.
Source: ABC Radio HobartTopic: Political Campaigns
Traditional owners using indigenous plants in top quality catering
Hannah takes a walk with a palawa bush food educator to learn about delicious native ingredients and the importance of preserving a connection to land and culture.
Duration: 8 minutes 10 seconds
Source: Gardening AustraliaTopic: Native Species
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Tasmanian abalone exports dive as Chinese farmed operations heat up
Chinese-farmed abalone is flooding the Chinese market which is bad news for the Tasmanian industry as its premium product gets crowded out.
Source: ABC RuralTopic: Fishing and Aquaculture Industry
Elderly man, youths accused of stealing controversial sculpture from church
The 100kg sculpture, which depicts a naked man and woman, upset parishioners who believed it had an "occult element".
Source: ABC Central VictoriaTopic: Crime
How these four households split domestic chores
We spoke to four people about the different ways they handle chore splitting in their home.
Source: ABC LifestyleTopic: Relationships
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Reconciliation Week 2025
Exhibition calls out 'stain on this nation' Indigenous incarceration rates
The over-representation of Indigenous people in Australia's jails is at the centre of a new and powerful art exhibition at Melbourne's Heide Museum of Modern Art. Its curator says it's a "call to action".
Source: ABC ArtsTopic: Indigenous Australians
Learning to carve wood helps Noongar man process years of trauma
When he went to rehab, Denzel Coyne learnt how to carve artefacts such as spears and shields. It would change his direction in life.
Source: ABC Great SouthernTopic: Indigenous Culture
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Mysterious 121yo diary returned to its roots
A diary dating back to pre-World War I that was left on the doorstep of an RSL club in Adelaide has been united with the descendants of its writer.
Source: ABC RiverlandTopic: History
Harsh economic realities doomed these ghost towns
Once thriving with mining, farming or railways, it all came to an end in these places. Such is the history of Australia's many ghost towns.
Source: ABC BallaratTopic: Regional Communities
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