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The plans could be a game-changer for others interested in collecting data online, besides the giant Google.
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Media & marketing

'A real risk': Digital group warns  against Facebook, Google focus

The competition watchdog could damage a swathe of Australian businesses by focusing too heavily on the US-based technology behemoths, says lobby group head.

  • by Jennifer Duke
Linc Energy's underground coal gasification technology caused environmental damage
Mine safety

Taxpayers fork out $31 million to clean up toxic coal gasification plant

  • by Lydia Lynch
Delta compound at the Manus Island centre.
Asylum seekers

Target of resettling 1250 refugees won't be met

  • by Eryk Bagshaw
The evacuated Mascot Towers in Bourke Street, Mascot
Sydney emergency

Berejiklian says 'everyone will be held to account' over Mascot Towers

'They didn't respect me as a mum': Women sue doctors over birth trauma
Women's health

'They didn't respect me as a mum': Women sue doctors over birth trauma

  • by Caroline Zielinski

Healthcare

Voluntary assisted dying ... as Victoria's laws come into effect this week, other states need to consider the motivations for euthanasia and the value of palliative care.
Opinion
Euthanasia

Assisted dying bill reinforces deadly cultural assumptions

A loss of control and dignity, not pain, pushes most people to euthanasia. This should give pause to other states.as Victoria brings in its assisted dying law.

  • by Xavier Symons
Tiffany Palermo, who held an Odd Sock Swap Meet at Bendigo Hotel, Collingwood, which she co-owns.
City life

'We're all a bit odd': Pub's unusual response to loss

For the past 10 months, since one of her employees took his own life, the questions have plagued Tiffany Palermo, co-owner of the Bendigo Hotel in Collingwood.

  • by Carolyn Webb
Michael Arcon's neck and arm was lacerated by an angle grinder that has since been banned as too dangerous. It narrowly missed his jugular, a doctor told him.
Health

Power tool injuries: DIYers at biggest risk, study finds

  • by Julie Power
In the battle against youth suicide, we need to address the high anxiety of the parents and teachers who influence young people.
Opinion
Mental health

Teachers and parents are chewed up and stressed out, so pity our kids

  • by Polly Dunning
Aches and fevers: the flu's no fun.
Healthcare

Flu hits 21,000 people, as NSW hospitals flooded with cases

  • by Kate Aubusson
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New South Wales

Trangie farmer Mick Wettenhall
Drought

Bad luck or bad management: farmers divided on drought

  • by Harriet Alexander
Animals

Nowra: A luxury waterside resort fit for the birds

  • by Julie Power
NSW

Father of missing Belgium backpacker to make plea about son's disappearance

Queensland

Firefighters work to control a bushfire in Deepwater, central Queensland, on November 30, 2018
Heatwave

The 'catastrophic' effect of increasing heatwaves on Queensland

  • by Stuart Layt
Drugs

Police stats reveal the Queensland island where drug offences are rife

  • by Lydia Lynch
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Council controversy

CCC seizes key documents in council outsourcing probe

  • by Mark Solomons

Western Australia

The march started at Queens Gardens and finished at Elizabeth Quay.
Hong Kong protests

Hundreds march through Perth streets in support of Hong Kong protesters

  • by Marta Pascual Juanola and Cameron Myles
Road safety

Teenage girl in hospital after being hit by car in Cottesloe

Crime

Man in custody after stabbing at Northam shopping centre

  • by Cameron Myles

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