FIVEAA News Briefing

Latest data reveals lowest ever levels of housing affordability

Australian forensic experts bound for Nepal

Government's social media reforms set to be challenged

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Minister Says Aussies Should Be Able To Reject Violent And Degrading Content From Their Feeds. 

Bird Flu Picked Up In Victorian Fox. 

Two Workers Pulled Alive From Nepal Tunnel -- Nine Days After Devastating Floods. 

And Robert Irwin Pays Tribute To His Late Father -- 20 Years After The Croc Hunter's Death

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Federal Government Uses New Powers to Shut Down Vocational Training Course.

Australia’s Housing Crisis Could Take a Generation to Fix, Says NAB’s Top Economist

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Katy Perry Says Justin Trudeau Is the Love of Her Life.

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The Coalition wants to slash the tobacco tax by 80 per cent — arguing soaring cigarette prices have pushed smokers onto the black market.

Relatives of Aussies missing following the Nepal floods, are now providing authorities with D-N-A samples.

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Dolly Parton has been given her own day in California.

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The government's high-profile climate meeting for Pacific Island leaders kicks off next month. 

Deputy PM Richard Marles is in the US for AUKUS talks with Pentagon Chief Pete Hegseth.

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Tiger Woods loses drivers license for five years. 

 

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Imports have mainly fueled Australia's economic growth over the year to June.

Detectives investigating the alleged sexual assault at a Melbourne hotel have spoken with four Swans players.

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Ariana Grande wraps up final tour.

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Heavy Machinery Deployed on Both Sides of Nepal’s Border With China as Rescue Efforts Continue.

Sydney Swans Players Begin 'Lawyering Up'.

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thirty Years On, Jury Settles Tupac Shakur Murder Case.

 

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An Australian missing following the devastating floods along the Nepal-China border, has been found alive.

Melbourne police will now head to Sydney to interview Swans Players.

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Met Gala theme scrapped over controversy.

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37-year-old Michael Keats from the NSW South Coast was on a spiritual hike when the torrent hit the Nepal-Tibet border last week.

The PM is in Palau for today’s Pacific Islands Forum.

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Lionel Messi has called time on his 20-year international career with Argentina.

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Pauline Hanson says the attacks against her party risk fueling political violence.

Makeshift graves are being set-up in parts of Nepal, following devastating floods that hit the border with Tibet.

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A new box office star has been named.

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