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With around 80,000 hectares of the Grampians National Park burned in bushfires, what's the damage to native flora and fauna populations? 

A NSW university has developed a new model for teaching students' professional placements, with a 100 per cent retention rate.  

Footage of a man injecting women with what appear to be drugs in a public space has sparked concern about an increase in drug use in the Kimberley.

Lawyers expect more women to join a lawsuit which alleges widespread and systemic sexual harassment and gender discrimination at Rio Tinto and BHP worksites over the last two decades.

The federal parliament's Inquiry into Nuclear Power Generation in Australia has been holding hearings around the country and today it's been in the New South Wales upper hunter town of Muswellbrook 

Fifty years ago, Cyclone Tracy changed the lives of those who lived through it. But it has also fundamentally changed the rule book to building in Australia. We explore a new ABC podcast that looks at the major weather events that changed Australia. 

The poker machines in NSW pubs generated profits of about $900 million in a three-month period this year. Should country pubs that decline to have poker machines be entitled to tax breaks?

A working group set up after severe storms over Queensland's Scenic Rim gives community members the skills to be more self-reliant and less dependent on outside help during a disaster.

FIFO workers in WA's construction sector are far more likely to consider taking their own lives than the average Australian. A woman whose friend acted on that impulse is among those trying to address the issue.

The Australian Disability Network reports people with a disability aged 15 to 64 are twice as likely to be underemployed as those without a disability.