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Birdwatching leaves twitchers flying high while tracking species

Birdwatching is soaring in popularity, with research showing it reduces distress and boosts mental wellbeing, while also providing crucial data about bird populations.
a bird with a tall crest on its head and colourful wings.
Duration: 2 minutes

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: Birdsby Jessica Schremmer

Disrupter enters fray in battle for ultra-marginal NSW seat

With a 0.2 per cent margin, high-profile candidates expect preferences to again decide the winner in Gilmore as Labor's Fiona Phillips faces former NSW Liberal minister Andrew Constance.
A woman in a pick top stands in front of a man wearing a blue suit with a map graphic behind them.
Duration: 2 minutes 30 seconds

Published: Source: StatelineTopic: Australian Federal Electionsby Kelly Fuller

Unequal prosthetic rules leave cancer survivor unable to afford new nose

Prosthetics funding is a key election issue for face and neck cancer survivors whose prostheses are not currently covered by Medicare.
Brunette haired woman with bandage over missing nose

Published: Source: ABC IllawarraTopic: Health Policyby Nick McLaren

The work behind the historic District Exhibits at Royal Easter Show

The District Exhibits at the Sydney Royal Easter Show have been bringing city and country folk together for 125 years.
Two women in white coats tasting jam.
Duration: 1 minute 7 seconds

Published: Source: ABC RuralTopic: Agricultural Shows and Industry Eventsby David Claughton

Exporters fear trade war will tank demand for Australian products

A "riskier and more unpredictable" global trade landscape has Australian exporters worried, but it could present opportunities as well.
A composite photo featuring US president Donald Trump and a cooked piece of steak.

Published: Source: ABC RuralTopic: Tradeby Kim Honan, Lauren Bohane and David Claughton

High Court verdict provides 'hope amid an escalating extinction crisis'

The South East Forest Rescue group alleged the Forestry Corporation of NSW did not conduct a broad area habitat search for features of habitat for three species of glider in areas of native forest logging in NSW.
A small white fluffy glider with prominent ears, wide eyes and a little button nose peeks out of hole in a tree at night

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: Courtsby Patrick Bell and Elloise Farrow-Smith

This election, voters have a big choice to make on energy policy

How much would nuclear power cost? When will we transition from coal? And are the major parties talking about climate change? These are your questions about energy.
Woman stands at counter of shop

Published: Source: ABC NewsTopic: Energy Policyby Ben Knight

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Giant puppets help preserve Indigenous culture in northern WA town

In WA's northernmost town, Wyndham, giant puppets are used to share ancient stories and ensure the continuation of Indigenous culture through generations.
Cultural Storytelling: Close-up of a handmade dragonfly puppet
Duration: 1 minute 48 seconds

Source: ABC News

Hudson’s Hike

9-year-old Hudson, who lives with cerebral palsy, has just climbed Mount Kosciuszko.
Hudson and his Dad pose for a photo at the top of Mt Kosciuszko wearing globetrotter basketball uniforms.
Duration: 2 minutes 40 seconds

Source: BTN

Country cricket club bringing immigrants together

The Cooma Titans cricket club, featuring a large contingent of Indian and Pakistani players, formed this season.
Duration: 2 minutes 25 seconds

Source: ABC News

Thousands of dead juvenile fish wash up on beaches

Small leatherjacket fish– most no bigger than the palm of a hand – have been reported washing up on more than 300 kilometres of beaches stretching from Stanwell Park to Bermagui on the NSW south coast.
Duration: 57 seconds

Source: ABC News

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