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Synagogue set alight and Israeli-owned restaurant targeted in Melbourne
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Arson
Woman wonders what she missed working with accused childcare sex offender
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Child Care
DFAT supporting Australians in Texas as floods leave 24 dead, more missing
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Floods
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Why are so many people into tropey romance books right now?
From "enemies-to-lovers" to "slow burn", we've somehow got to the point where romance books are being marketed around tropes. We asked author and viral BookTokker Stacey McEwan to explain why we love them so much.
Source: ABC ArtsTopic: Romance Books
Foul fatbergs on the rise in Perth's sewers
Sewer blockages caused by mounds of grease, oils and wet wipes called 'fatbergs' reached foul new heights in Perth, as authorities try to stop people putting foreign objects down sinks and toilets.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Water Pollution
Five quick hits: A canine cameo and a stand-in skipper in Grenada
Australia's bowlers take matters into their own hands, Steve Smith makes a clutch call and a furry friend invades the outfield. Here are five quick hits from the second day of the second Test in Grenada.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Cricket
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NAIDOC Week
NAIDOC Week 2025: The Next Generation: Strength, Vision and Legacy — Education Resources
This collection combines the official educational resources for NAIDOC Week 2025.
Source: ABC EducationTopic: History Education
Honours for the man who changed the AFL and fought for Indigenous rights
Star footballer, activist, reformist, leader: Michael Long has worn many labels in his 55 years. Now there's a new label to describe the Anmatjere and Marranunggu man from the Tiwi Islands.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Indigenous Australians
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