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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 9, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for ABC Australia
- Top 5K sites
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- Jul 23, 2026
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Parties divided over purple-lid glass bins ahead of Victorian election (opens the original)
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Some councils are calling on the Victorian government to reconsider a mandate requiring purple-lid glass-recycling bins to be rolled out to all homes by July 2027. Local government leaders say a statewide mandate is not appropriate, as waste collection requirements vary drastically from council to council. The state opposition has vowed to scrap the program if elected in November, and dozens of councils are refusing to participate in the compulsory program, fearing it could be a waste of money.
Bookstores struggle to fill shelves after cyber attack on major publisher (opens the original)
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Independent bookstores are struggling to meet customer demands after one of Australia's largest book distributors experienced a cyber attack six weeks ago. The cyber attack against Alliance Distribution Services (ADS) has left Australian authors unable to provide sufficient stock for events. Hachette Australia, which owns ADS, says restoring full operations securely remains its top priority. A cyber attack on one of the country's major publishing distributors has left bookshops and authors strug
Thousands living 'as Australians in Australia' without a nationality (opens the original)
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Australia is home to more than 8,000 stateless people, whose lack of citizenship means they struggle to access education and employment. The persecuted Rohingya minority represent the world's largest stateless population because the Myanmar military regime denies them nationality. Migration legal experts and refugee advocates are calling for Australian law to clearly define and protect stateless people. For almost her entire life, Asma Nayim Ullah was a citizen of nowhere. The 23-year-old was on
Record $60k fine for man behind 'brazen' dump site that will cost $1m to clean (opens the original)
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A property owner from Melbourne's outer north-east has pleaded guilty to operating a large-scale illegal dump. He has been fined $60,000 and ordered to clean up the property, expected to cost more than $1 million. Victoria's environmental regulator says it is undertaking further investigations into the nature of the trucks used to transport the waste. The owner of what has been described as one of Victoria's worst illegal dump sites has been handed a record fine of $60,000 and ordered to clean u
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