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Good liars avoid answering questions
Liars and truth-tellers both have pauses in their speech, but good liars avoid answering questions, scientists say.
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Relics of early exploration go on display
The Royal Society of London has loaned Australia curiosities from the expeditions that put us on the map.
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Flooding stops Birdsville races
For only the third time in 128 years, the Birdsville races have been cancelled – this time due to flooding.
History & Culture
Guide to remote first aid
Be prepared with this practical first-aid guide for everything from blisters to heart attacks.
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Aussies top world list for volunteering
Australians and New Zealanders are more charitable and volunteer more than any other coutries, according to a new survey.
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NSW bill recognises Aboriginal people
Aboriginal people in New South Wales are set to gain consitutional recognition after a bill was introduced to Parliament.
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30,000 evacuated as volcano erupts
A powerful eruption has followed the early rumblings of an Indonesian volcano, forcing more than 30,000 people to flee.
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Coin commemorates National Service
A new fifty-cent commemorative coin acknowledges the sacrifice of Australia’s drafted servicemen.
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Aussies honoured in bravery awards
This year’s bravery awards go to 54 Australians who have displayed courage beyond the norm.
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New cremation method uses water not fire
Taking a leaf from nature, an Australian has developed a new method to cremate bodies using water rather than fire.