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'They failed him': family protest in Dubbo

'They failed him': family protest in Dubbo

Standing in the shadow of Dubbo hospital, Ricky Hampson Sr's voice begins to crack when remembering his son. …

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How regional Australia beats the heat

How regional Australia beats the heat

Kenn Donohoe is standing on the side of a remote highway in Western Australia in 46-degree heat. It's the day…

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Bank closures 'rob towns of new beginning'

Bank closures 'rob towns of new beginning'

The closure of a rural bank was once seen as the beginning of the end for a small town. Now, with more people…

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Outback 'full of life' after rain

Outback 'full of life' after rain

In the city, pigeons can be dismissed as "rats of the sky". In outback Australia, they're a rare and beautifu…

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Women vulnerable under Tas health system

Women vulnerable under Tas health system

AAP 24/01/2022 Stephanie Gardiner Women are particularly vulnerable under Tasmania's "stressed" regional heal…

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Housing shortage hurts regional Australia

Housing shortage hurts regional Australia

As Dr Raphaella Crosby was preparing to return to her hometown, an intense storm ripped through it, tearing o…

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Journey of the Dark Crystal stranger than fiction

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Stephanie Gardiner Tiny clear crystals that could unlock the secrets of the universe sit in a tightly-sealed box, safe from a hostile world that threatens to instantly destroy them. What sounds like a science fiction plot is reality for Australian researchers, who are anxiously waiting for the precious cargo to arrive from Shanghai.
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Big barra farm helps First Nations producers net income

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Big barra farm helps First Nations producers net income

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| Perth Now Verified
Tarun Richards was in high school when she heard a classmate talking about her dad's barramundi business. The boy said his father was also working on the farm on the banks of the Adelaide River in Humpty Doo, at the top of the Northern Territory. "So that's how I met my husband," Ms Richards told AAP, with a laugh.
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