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- Sep 23, 2026
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Have drones over Moree stopped youth crime? - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Drone technology has revolutionised the battlefield in recent years, Now, the technology us trickling down into law enforcement applications, in north-western NSW of all places. Moree has been struggling with crime and a New South Wales government says a trial which has seen drones take to the skies over the town had an immediate impact in improving community safety. With the program to potentially be expanded to other towns, some community leaders and legal experts say the practice raises priva
Rescue helicopter contract in jeopardy after parliamentary inquiry (opens the original)
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A parliamentary inquiry that examined public-private partnerships in the health sector has uncovered allegations of bullying and abuse in Northern NSW Helicopter Rescue Services. The committee has recommended NSW Ambulance not extend its contract with the service unless safety concerns can be satisfied. The New South Wales government will have three months to respond to the inquiry's recommendations. New South Wales Ambulance is being urged not to extend contracts with Northern NSW Helicopter Re
The secret formula that makes Eastern Rosellas the perfect earworm (opens the original)
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Music experts say "contiguous repetition" heard in Eastern Rosellas by Miles and Joel Phillips is key to creating the perfect earworm. Seven-year-old Miles came up with the idea while feeding eastern rosellas at his grandparents' house on Raymond island. Since going viral the track has inspired covers from across the world, including by Australian musicians Meg Washington, Ball Park Music and Ben Lee. It's the viral song about a beloved Australian bird that you can't get out of your head. But wh
Former prosecutor says charges likely for man who shot alleged intruder (opens the original)
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You wake in fright to find a stranger in your home and fear your family is at risk, but what happens if there is a confrontation and that intruder ends up injured or even dead? According to Tamworth-based solicitor and former NSW Police prosecutor Alix Thom, the answer is not simple. She said legislation on self-defence was not clear-cut, with scenarios considered on a case-by-case basis in courtrooms across the state. "You can defend yourself against another person, you can prevent unlawful dep
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