Park rangers and tourism operators are sounding the alarm about the continued encroachment of an invasive weed at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, which is now surrounding the base of the World Heritage site, Uluru.

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Are the midterms the beginning of the end of the Trump political project?

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Are the midterms the beginning of the end of the Trump political project?

Donald Trump wants American voters to "pretend" he's on the ballot these midterm elections. Voters don't need to be reminded how much they dislike him.

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Police uncover usernames allegedly directing Melbourne arson attacks

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Police uncover usernames allegedly directing Melbourne arson attacks

Victorian police have identified multiple online usernames suspected of ordering crimes including alleged firebombings and extortions across Melbourne.

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Gold Coast Suns AFLW finals feat faces home-ground headache

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Gold Coast Suns AFLW finals feat faces home-ground headache

The Gold Coast Suns have earned a place in the AFLW finals but are yet to find a venue to play their final games.

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Indigenous artists explore scorching heat in new exhibition

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Indigenous artists explore scorching heat in new exhibition

As Pilbara prepares for another hot summer, more than 60 artists interpret and celebrate the region's scorching change of season at a new exhibition. Here are three artworks you should see.

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Where to next after Netanyahu neither won nor lost the Israeli election

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Where to next after Netanyahu neither won nor lost the Israeli election

The inconclusive result of the Israeli election, with neither Netanyahu nor the opposition gaining majority, means weeks of messy and complicated negotiations.

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QPS employee fined over antisemitic social media comments

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QPS employee fined over antisemitic social media comments

Muamer Nukic, a QPS Protective Services Group employee, was arrested in January and charged with using a carriage service to menace, harass, or cause offence.

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Australia has highest rates of anorexia and bulimia globally

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Australia has highest rates of anorexia and bulimia globally

An international team of researchers has analysed global numbers of people with anorexia and bulimia nervosa, finding an increase of 71 per cent worldwide since 1990.

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Arrows, paint and iron bars used to damage businesses in NT town

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Arrows, paint and iron bars used to damage businesses in NT town

An Elliott business owner says fighting and unrest in the community, 250 kilometres north of Tennant Creek, have escalated, with businesses and property damaged over the past week.

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ATSB confirms plane landed on Lake Eyre after pilot became unwell

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ATSB confirms plane landed on Lake Eyre after pilot became unwell

Two people were rescued after the plane sustained minor damage when its propeller struck the ground. No injuries were reported.

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