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THE COUNTRY HOUR

Celebrating 80 years of telling rural stories

Live: Aussie dollar rises on inflation pick up, as rate cut chances fade further

Source:ABC NewsTopic:Financial Markets

Qld storms akin to Cyclone Alfred, with more wild weather on the way

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The river is life for these remote communities, but no-one will swim in it

Source:ABC Broken HillTopic:Rivers

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Voters rate Dutton worst leader in decades and prefer Labor on economy

The results of Australia's most prominent election study show Peter Dutton was the least popular leader in four decades.

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Source:ABC NewsTopic:Federal Government

B6 toxicity victims 'vindicated' as TGA confirms it is coming off shelves

After a rising number of Australians reported suffering from B6 toxicity, the TGA has been forced to act and remove some supplements from shelves.

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Source:7.30Topic:Health Policy

Mother sentenced to life in prison for New Zealand's 'suitcase murders'

A mother who murdered her two children and stuffed them into suitcases stashed inside a storage locker is sentenced to life imprisonment in New Zealand.

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Source:ABC NewsTopic:Homicide

The Country Hour celebrates 80 years

Telling stories of regional and rural Australia

The Country Hour was first broadcast on ABC Radio on December 3, 1945, making it the longest, continuously running radio program in the country.

Duration: 6 minutes 39 seconds m

Source:ABC NewsTopic:Agriculture

How farming is adapting to changing climate

Food security is as much an issue today as it was when the Country Hour began.

Duration: 6 minutes 10 seconds m

Source:ABC NewsTopic:Agriculture

Rural reporting changed as farming technology evolved

Increasingly, stories that feature on the Country Hour focus on technology and changes in the production of food and fibre, and the way reporters deliver stories reflects that.

Duration: 5 minutes 46 seconds m

Source:ABC NewsTopic:Agriculture

A different story today as wool production declines

Australia was famously 'riding on the sheep's back' in the 1950s. Today, there's a widespread move away from sheep toward cropping.

Duration: 4 minutes 51 seconds m51 s

Source:ABC NewsTopic:Wool Growing

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'Heartbroken': Richard Branson's wife Joan Templeman dies aged 80

A down-to-earth Scottish woman who preferred to stay out of the spotlight, Ms Templeman was frequently credited by Sir Richard as a stabilising force on his career, providing a counter-balance to his extravagant personality.

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Source:ABC NewsTopic:Celebrities

No Triple Zero calls disrupted by significant outage, Optus says

More than 14,000 Optus services south of Melbourne were affected by the Wednesday morning outage, which the telco says was caused by vandals attempting to steal copper.

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Source:ABC NewsTopic:Telecommunications Services Industry

Eastern states to get day of extreme heat, winds and storms

Eastern Australia is facing a barrage of extreme weather conditions this week, and for many areas the most intense conditions will arrive today.

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Source:ABC NewsTopic:Weather Forecasts

Researcher cries after finding rare flower in Indonesia

A team of researchers describe the "magical" experience of finding a rare species of flower in bloom deep in the Sumatran rainforest after a 23-hour trek.

A white flower with big red spots on the petals is found nestled in the earth.

Duration: 37 seconds s

Source:ABC NewsTopic:Conservation

NDIS founder member questions scheme's operation

Dr Martin Laverty, who was a founding member of the NDIS, says it's a "train wreck" and that he and others who helped design the scheme are "horrified".

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Duration: 8 minutes 11 seconds m

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International Day of People with Disability

The joys and challenges of connecting to nature as a person with disability

There are a multitude of physical and mental benefits that come with hiking and connecting with nature — but for people with disability across Australia, accessing the outdoors is often difficult.

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Source:ABC NewsTopic:Hiking

NDIS described as 'trainwreck'

A market failure is happening now in the National Disability Insurance Scheme, with many not-for-profit providers heading to insolvency.

The exterior of a building with NDIS signage prominently displayed on the outside. Location is not specific.

Duration: 8 minutes 11 seconds m

Source:Listen

What the experts want you to know about these key ADHD symptoms

Some people refer to attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder as "a superpower" while others describe their ADHD symptoms as debilitating. Can both be true?

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Source:ABC NewsTopic:ADHD

City's only wheelchair taxi missing in action leaving customers in limbo

When there are so few taxis in your regional city that you can actually use, it can be detrimental to your independence when it no longer shows up.

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Source:ABC Broken HillTopic:People With Disability

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Step back in time and prove how well you know history

CIA assassination plots, the Eureka flag and the Sex Pistols — how well do you know this week in history?

Source:ABC NewsTopic:History

Titanic passenger's gold pocket watch fetches record $3.6m at auction

The 18-carat gold Jules Jurgensen pocket watch belonged to Isidor Straus, the co-founder of the Macy's department store.

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Source:ABC NewsTopic:History

Sydney crematorium discovery 100 years after opening old desk

An architect's desk at Australia's oldest continuously operating crematorium housed a trove of artefacts inside a compartment, only to be unearthed 100 years later.

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Innovative motion controls and accessible design made the Nintendo Wii one of the most popular consoles of all time.

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