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Live: Root brings up half-century as England continues rebuild after tea
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Ashes
Cost of living still a sore point for voters as politicians go on holiday
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Elections
Chinese nationals discovered in remote WA as ABF launch investigation
Source: ABC KimberleyTopic: Immigration
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Locals called it 'Paedophile Island' but for Epstein it was 'perfect'
Little St James is commonly referred to "Epstein Island" and according to attorneys for his accusers, the island was the site of many crimes committed against underage girls.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Sexual Offences
The Country Hour celebrates 80 years
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Here's what experts say about the Russia–Ukraine peace process
After a flurry of meetings, Russia's war in Ukraine continues. So where is the peace process at?
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Unrest, Conflict and War
Superstar Twiggy on the documentary of her storied life
For the first time, the much-loved English model, actress and singer tells her own story in a new documentary by Sadie Frost.
Source: ABC ArtsTopic: Documentaries
Versace excelled at maximalism. Now Prada wants to take it further
With Prada buying Versace, one of fashion's biggest rivalries is over — and it will be hoping to bring the fellow Italian fashion house back into style.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Fashion
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Teen who lost sight at 11 becomes national tennis champion
Victorian teenager Maddy Kelly was 11 years old when she started losing her sight. Two years later, she's a national tennis champion.
Source: ABC Goulburn MurrayTopic: Disabilities
Parents question post-operative care after son's sudden death
The parents of a young man with a neuromuscular disease who died seven days after spinal surgery say they have serious concerns about the post-operative care he was provided at Royal Perth Hospital.
Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Healthcare Facilities
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A home-made gun, a cult, and the assassination of Japan's Shinzo Abe
As the longest serving prime minister in Japan's history, Shinzo Abe deserved a relaxing retirement. Instead, he was out on the campaign trail for a colleague when an assassin's bullet struck.
Duration: 20 minutes 12 seconds
Source: ABC Audio StudiosTopic: History
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