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    An artist's impression of how a 40 kilometre gravity wave observatory would look. In the sky above it are some of the black holes it might detect.
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    Science

    Funding NEMO: Building $100m black hole detector 'not pie in the sky'

    Giant $100m device to detect supernovas, neutron stars and birth of black holes should be built in Australia, report delivered to federal government says.

    • by Liam Mannix
    ''We were finally getting back on top'': Caroline Henry at Wonboyn Rock Oysters near the Victorian border.
    Coronavirus pandemic

    'Six months of lost trade': South Coast businesses to suffer from border closure

    • by Natassia Chrysanthos and Nick Bonyhady
    Aboriginal children make up 40 per cent of all children in out-of-home care in NSW.
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    Child protection

    'Game-changing': Aboriginal guardian to tackle child protection

    • by Ella Archibald-Binge
    NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller address the media ahead of the large-scale border operation.
    Coronavirus pandemic

    Massive operation as permit plan put into place at border

    • by Lucy Cormack
    For back-to-basics eating for the kid's menu.
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    Fine dining

    Why can't I eat at the kids' table?

    • by Charles Purcell

    Healthcare

    Victoria's diligent healthcare workers are hampered by fundamental failings with the system.
    Opinion
    Healthcare

    Politics lies at the heart of the Victorian Health Department's problems

    it’s time the Victorian Parliament made a bipartisan commitment to adequate funding, a sensible structural revamp and less political interference.

    • by Lindsay Grayson
    A coronavirus tester in Keilor Downs.
    Coronavirus pandemic

    New COVID cases could have soared to 3000 per day without lockdown

    Further coronavirus deaths are inevitable, but infections could have soared to more than 3000 a day in Victoria by the end of July without a lockdown, experts say.

    • by Aisha Dow and Melissa Cunningham
    Frontline staff at many of Melbourne's major hospitals will now don surgical masks.
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    Coronavirus pandemic

    'Changing circumstances': Melbourne hospital workers told to don masks

    • by Aisha Dow
    A side-effect of a popular cold and flu supplement could be causing some people to worry they've got COVID-19
    Medicine

    Side effect of common health supplement causes coronavirus concerns

    • by Stuart Layt
    Rory Smith became suddenly unwell in early May in Gippsland, turns out he has a very rare disease, that suddenly threatened his life. ARV then underwent the longest patient retrieval service they have ever done to bring him to The Alfred, including putting him on life support while in an ambulance.
    Illness

    Rory thought he was healthy, then suddenly he was about to die

    • by Nicole Precel
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    Victoria

    Victoria's diligent healthcare workers are hampered by fundamental failings with the system.
    Opinion
    Healthcare

    Politics lies at the heart of the Victorian Health Department's problems

    • by Lindsay Grayson
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    Drug reform

    Ex-police chief Ken Lay to lead consultations on Melbourne's second injecting room

    • by Rachel Eddie
    Opinion
    Coronavirus pandemic

    Whatever it takes for Victoria to stop the coronavirus, let's just do it

    • by Jon Faine

    Queensland

    Queensland is still exporting hundreds of thousands of tonnes of waste plastic, glass and paper despite a ban on waste exports about to begin at the end of 2020.
    Waste

    Queensland exports tonnes of plastic and paper waste as ban looms

    • by Tony Moore
    Brisbane development

    Neighbours oppose plan for Brisbane house next to heritage-listed park

    • by Lucy Stone
    Crime

    LNP's youth crime plan criticised as 'backward thinking'

    • by Toby Crockford and Stuart Layt

    Western Australia

    Could Dockers fans be the only ones left holding tickets to the Derby?
    AFL 2020

    'Dockers-only Derby' on the cards after ticket suspension leaves Eagles fans hanging

    • by Aja Styles
    Cold case

    Police search bushland near Yanchep for clues in Radina Djukich cold case

    • by Marta Pascual Juanola
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    Courts

    WA bikie arrested after trip east for gang funeral

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