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Donald Trump calls Vladimir Putin and urges him not to escalate Ukraine war, media reports
Source: ABC NewsTopic: World Politics
Chalmers says government in 'final stages of negotiations' with ANZ to maintain bank's Pacific presence
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Foreign Affairs
Ex-boyfriend of dead German backpacker 'lied' to police 'derailing' initial investigation, new inquest told
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Courts and Trials
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Newest film from Forrest Gump director has Tom Hanks, age-reversing technology and dinosaursIt's been 30 years since Tom Hanks and Robin Wright captured our hearts in Forrest Gump. Paired with their old director, the two bring their heart-string-tugging charm to an ambitious, multi-generational epic.
Source: ABC EntertainmentTopic: Film (Arts and Entertainment)
Facing your fears is a key to beating anxiety. Here's how to do itWhen it comes to anxiety, experts say the best way to tame it is to face it. Exposure therapy puts patients in situations they feel anxious about, to show them what they fear isn't as scary as it seems.
Source: ABC RNTopic: Mental Health
How to survive a severe heatwaveDon't take heatwaves lightly. Just like cyclones, flooding, bushfires and severe storms, heatwaves are hazards and they can kill.
Source: ABC EmergencyTopic: Weather
Are you an adult who still loves toys? What's behind the growing 'kidult' trendDo you collect teddy bears? Is your spare room filled with Barbie dolls? Do you spend big bucks on action figures? Adults who buy and collect toys have been dubbed 'kidults' and they're a major driving force in the toy industry.
Source: ABC RNTopic: Leisure
Dutton is already testing Trump's campaign slogans. Will they work in Australia?The success of Donald Trump's election campaign in the US has Australia's leaders watching closely but there are risks to importing debates from other countries.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: World Politics
Wallets 'bleed out' as the world's largest shopping festival kicks offFacing fierce competition in China amid a sluggish economy, e-commerce giant Alibaba's shopping platform Taobao is establishing a new front in the Singles' Day war in Taiwan.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Retail Industry
How to display wild orchidsTammy shows us some of her favourite orchids and demonstrates how to create a feature by mounting two epiphytic orchids onto a timber log.
Source: Gardening AustraliaTopic: Gardening
How a South Carolina lab plans to capture 18 on-the-run monkeysTwenty-four monkeys were captured on Sunday, a day after another of the 43 escaped monkeys was recovered.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Animals
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Wafia covers Julia Jacklin's 'I Was Neon' for Like A VersionLose yourself in Wafia's run at Julia Jacklin's Pre Pleasure hit, 'I Was Neon'.
Source: triple jTopic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)
Solo artist Aleksiah wins big at the SA Music Awards as Guy Sebastian is inducted into hall of fameThe Adelaide singer and songwriter won no less than four awards including best new artist, best solo artist, and the most popular pop artist.
Source: ABC Radio AdelaideTopic: Music Awards
ABC iview: All Aussie, all music, all monthThis November, we celebrate all things Aussie music with music documentaries, specials, and live concerts featuring some of our biggest music icons.
Source: ABC Homepage
Sarah Blasko’s new album explores struggles with a ‘fanatical’ church, broken friendships and divorceOn her first independent album, the multi-ARIA-winning musician scales difficult feelings about faith, friendship, and divorce. But it isn't all dark.
Source: Double JTopic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)
'We are sorry': WA premier apologises for Aboriginal deaths in custody at popular island paradiseRottnest Island has for years been a beloved holiday destination for families and celebrities alike, but there have been renewed efforts to educate visitors about the coastal paradise’s dark history.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander)
May Bradford, a pioneering Queensland aviator you may never have heard ofAmelia Earhart and Nancy Bird Walton were famous for their pioneering feats in the aviation industry. But Queensland-raised May Bradford was another Depression-era trailblazer whose giant life was cut short.
Source: ABC CapricorniaTopic: History
DNA testing reveals Pompeii residents weren't who they were thought to beAn international study has found assumptions on the sex and relationships of individuals found in the ruins of the ancient Roman city buried in a volcanic eruption were not based on scientific evidence.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Archaeology
Student accidentally uncovers Mayan city hidden in Mexico’s jungleTulane University’s Luke Auld-Thomas says his team found over 6,000 buildings in Valeriana, using advanced laser scanning technology.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Archaeology
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