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Apparently, the Labor leader is only prepared to reform the gambling sector after the impact on the “industry” is fully calculated. He should rethink his position.

The UN is saying we are on a catastrophic path of global warming because of global leaders, but the polls on federal voting show voters are intending to back the parties that are getting us into this disaster.

News from the Antarctic validates the recent UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s report, which stressed that there is only a brief window of time to act.

A family who were trapped in their rainforest cabin without power or reception for four days were forced to hike their way to safety with a three-month-old baby and two sons, aged four and two.  James and Lauren Archer knew it was time to pack up and leave their home in Upper Lansdowne, on the NSW mid-north coast, when catastrophic floods swept through the region in late March, washing away houses and roads.  The father-of-three told Daily Mail Australia that the only way out of the property...

Family hikes to safety after being trapped by floodwaters at Upper Lansdowne WedWednesday 7 updated Yesterday at 10:49pm WedWednesday 7 AprApril 2021 at 10:49pm The family hiked out with their baby and young children after being trapped by floodwaters for days. ( Print text only Cancel James Archer says his wife is a true hero for helping save their young family when floodwaters surrounded their remote cabin. Key points: The Archer family became trapped in their remote cabin when floodwaters r...

1 / of 2 Flood traps family of five who hike to safety after days isolated at rainforest cabin in Upper Lansdowne WedWednesday 7 updated 1 AprApril 2021 at 3:15am The family hiked out with their baby and young children after being trapped by floodwaters for days. ( Print text only Cancel James Archer says his wife is a true hero for helping save their young family when floodwaters surrounded their remote cabin. Key points: The Archer family became trapped in their remote cabin when floodwaters...

NSW Mid North Coast retired teacher spreading love with handcrafted tea-cosies SatSaturday 20 FebFebruary 2021 at 11:06pm Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch 2 (ABC Mid North Coast: Emma Siossian) Share Print text only Cancel Surrounded by bushland and birdsong, 70-year-old Robyn Lauder relaxes on her back deck, knitting needles in hand. Shes creating a bright, old-fashioned tea-cosy and says its a calming process. "I always hav...