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Police are investigating after the bomb squad was called to the Bunnings in Virginia this afternoon due to reports of a "suspicious package".

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Women have come up with a way to catch men out for being unfaithful.

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A media commentator is warning Australians to remain alert of a "trojan voice" currently before parliament.

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Video has emerged of the moment a man took Simon Holmes A Court, the man behind Climate 200, to task at an event.

Barclay McGain interrupted the event to question the lack of discussion surrounding how renewables would lower power bills.

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The Coalition has matched Labor's commitment to lowering the price of medications on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme to $25.

Shadow Health Minister Anne Ruston says the cost-of-living measure is necessary with the cost of healthcare through the roof.

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Two NASA astronauts, stranded in orbit for nine months, have landed on home soil after returning to Earth this morning.

Astrophysicist & Cosmologist, Brad Tucker, told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, "I think the beauty of it was this was so routine and executed so well."

"This is the beautiful part of how the commercial sector has entered space now is to be able to focus on a couple of things not everything like NASA is trying to do."

"That's what they're good at, trying to focus on a few things and just do it really well and really often so that it does become a commonplace," Mr Tucker continued. 

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March is Epilepsy Queensland’s annual fundraising and awareness month.

CEO of Epilepsy Queensland, Sandi Rodiger, told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, "Epilepsy affects far more people than what is probably known. We say roughly 1 in 25 people will be diagnosed with epilepsy in their lifetime, and that's roughly about 270,000 people in Australia currently living with epilepsy and around 40 odd thousand in Queensland, so it is very prevalent."

 Mum of a young athlete who has epilepsy, Natalie Sandow added, "Aamira did not allow epilepsy to stand in her way at all."

"Once she got the clearance, she just went full force on that sporting field. She has, focal seizures, so she has awareness when she has seizures and is quite capable to play her sports because of that," Ms Sandow continued. 

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