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Top Stories from ABC News
High Court finds Indigenous people are exempt from immigration laws
Source: ABC News/Topic: Community and Society
Barnaby Joyce backers accused of seeking 'revenge' in joining with Labor for shock vote
Source: ABC News/Topic: Government and Politics
The flu has killed millions. Here's what makes coronavirus a different kind of threat
Source: ABC News/Topic: Health
Featured
We've never met six-year-old Kate — but a stranger was able to track her every move
A software bug in a popular GPS tracking device for kids shows how easy it is to accidentally expose personal information to strangers.
Source: ABC News/Topic: Internet Technology
Suzie 'rage quit' three years after joining an MLM
For this single mum, selling a product she already used seemed like a no-brainer. But in reality, it took a lot more out of her than she anticipated.
Source: ABC News/Topic: Business, Economics and Finance
Editor's Choice
AFLW's free games without tickets are proving a problem for fans
There's a baffling issue facing AFLW games, one that you might not predict would be a problem.
Source: ABC News/Topic: Sport
In sport, a bigger stadium isn't always better
When our stadiums are oversized, the atmosphere and intimacy of the game suffers, writes Richard Hinds.
Source: Offsiders/Topic: Sport
'We are Nokia and the iPhone is coming': Gunsberg on coal-fired power
TV host Osher Gunsberg says MPs pushing coal-fired power are like Nokia saying 'the 3210 is the only phone we'll ever need'.
Source: Q+A/Topic: Government and Politics
Art and creativity helps children and adults cope with trauma
When there are no words to describe traumatic natural disasters, art and creative expression can help both children and adults.
Source: ABC Sunshine Coast/Topic: Disasters and Accidents
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Zadie Smith writes to make you awake
Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Books (Literature)
Allende's complicated relationship with 'home'
Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Books (Literature)
Moments in History
How WA's once-thriving tobacco industry came to an end almost overnight
Western Australia once had a thriving tobacco industry. But in 1960, when smoking was at its height, the local cigarette factory abruptly closed.
Source: ABC Radio Perth/Topic: Tobacco
This Week in History: The Bonfire of the Vanities
In 1497, Dominican Priest Girolamo Savonarola held a huge bonfire in the centre of Florence to burn anything that could be considered a vanity.
Source: ABC Radio/Topic: Human Interest
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