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West Australian GP charged with child sex offences

The doctor is due to appear in Perth Magistrates Court on Tuesday.

Victoria promises Australia’s biggest renewable energy storage targets

The targets will be met through a $157m package of projects, including a big battery in north-western Victoria and two bio-energy projects at farms in Gippsland and Barwon.

‘I don’t care about narrative’: Ben Simmons is ready for his NBA return

Brooklyn Nets star Ben Simmons says he is physically and mentally fresh and keen to again have an impact in the NBA when the season starts next month.

‘They made history’: NASA’s mission successfully strikes an asteroid

NASA’s asteroid-hunting spacecraft has successfully smacked head-on into an asteroid in the world’s first test of a planetary defence system.

The Fed is driving the world towards recession, or worse

Widening interest rate differentials and the rapid appreciation of the US dollar is causing turmoil in currency and other financial markets.

Brisbane sports radio station drops the ball, comes last in ratings

Meanwhile, NOVA took out the top spot for Brisbane’s breakfast radio.

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Mali players brawl after loss at FIBA World Cup

A scuffle between two players from Mali erupted in the press area after the team's loss to Serbia.

Cement truck explodes in Sydney

A cement truck has exploded on a Lane Cove construction site in Sydney, injuring a female worker.

For one of their final shows, Midnight Oil turn to a classic album from a ‘desperate’ time

The “10 to 1” album that thrust the Oils into the global spotlight is taking centre stage.

Optus hacker apologises after data leak threats

The hacker claiming to be behind the Optus data breach has apologised for threatening to leak the information of 10,000 customers.

NASA spacecraft collides with asteroid

A NASA spacecraft has intentionally collided with an asteroid as a trial in planetary defence.

AFP films walk-through of Caddick house

AFP conducts a walk-through of the Caddick house post raid.

Woman remains in critical condition after being hit by rollercoaster carriage

Woman fighting for her life two days after Melbourne Royal Show accident.

Optus hackers may have your data. Next time they could have your face too

Australian companies can legally track how often an employee took a toilet break, and schools have taken the roll using facial recognition tracking. This biometric data can be a honeypot for cyber-criminals.