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ATV driver charged with manslaughter over death of toddler

The 34-year-old was allegedly towing farm equipment behind an all-terrain vehicle when the boy fell last year.
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Published: Source: ABC RiverinaTopic: Courtsby Andrew Mangelsdorf

Toddler's death to be referred to unsolved homicide squad

KBS died in 2019 from a ruptured spleen caused by blunt force trauma. A coronial inquest into his death has recommended his death be investigated by police.
Red blue and white sign in front of a tall building and car park.

Published: Source: ABC RiverinaTopic: Courtsby Gary-Jon Lysaght

Man 'didn't feel bad' after murdering his mother by setting her on fire

Bribbaree man Shannon Doble, 43, has pleaded guilty and will be sentenced in the Supreme Court for murdering his mother Nerol Doble and setting fire to her home.
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Published: Source: ABC RiverinaTopic: Courtsby Andrew Mangelsdorf

NSW government decision could see farms flood five out of every 10 years

Landholders are angry about a New South Wales government plan to push ahead with high flows on the Murrumbidgee.
A woman points at an eroded creek bank.

Published: Source: ABC RiverinaTopic: Murray-Darling Basinby Rachel Holdsworth

'Hyperlocal' eco-choices leaving Australians healthier and better off

Your health is at stake as climate change impacts deepen, but it's not too late to do something about it, according to the new chair of the ACT Climate Council. And some Australians making hyperlocal changes are already reaping surprising benefits.
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Duration: 2 minutes 11 seconds

Published: Source: StatelineTopic: Climate Changeby Adam Shirley

Kathleen Folbigg: The journey to freedom in her own words

"I was exonerated, therefore the returning of innocence comes back to me."
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Duration: 17 minutes 46 seconds

Published: Source: ListenTopic: Justice Systemwith Paul Turton

Aussie apple exports to Canada easier as restrictions relaxed

Australia apple growers will have easier access to the Canadian export market following trade negotiations between the nations.
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Published: Source: ABC RuralTopic: Trade Agreementsby Annie Brown

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Abattoir Bottleneck: Competition for kill space at abattoirs

Growing concern from some producers about the lack of access to kill space at Australian meatworks.
Duration: 12 minutes 56 seconds

Source: ABC News

Lamb prices keep climbing

A new record price for lambs was set at Wagga Wagga saleyards in NSW Riverina this week when prices surged to $440.20 a head.
Duration: 6 seconds

Source: ABC Rural

Toganmain 150: Celebrating 150 years of Toganmain shearing shed

The Toganmain shearing shed is one of the most significant in Australia’s pastoral history. It was derelict until a few years ago when some very keen volunteers stepped in to restore it for posterity.
Duration: 10 minutes 50 seconds

Source: ABC News

Police are investigating a home invasion at Tumut

Police are searching for three men after a pair of violent home invasions at Tumut, which left one man with head and leg wounds. The trio are alleged to have broken into two homes, injuring occupants in both homes before stealing items.
Duration: 21 seconds

Source: ABC News

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