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Flooding across Australia's northeast is continuing to cause chaos and shows no sign of abating.
The country's now recorded its wettest spring, causing six major river systems in Queensland state to burst their banks.
An area bigger than France and Germany combined has been affected, with some 22 towns across the state inundated, leaving some 200,000 people stranded.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard has been touring some of the areas hit by the worst floods Australia's experienced in about 50 years.
The Western Force are setting their goals high for season 2011, believing last year's injury-ravaged campaign has actually ...Monday 10 January 2011 6:50pm. News Online. Valuable asset . ...Fire engulfs Lake Clifton Photo icon Video icon ... Homeless in Australia. Stories of survival. Back to top. 720 ABC Perth ... www.abc.net.au/perth/news/
Locals have all been kicked out of the fire zone now apparently - THANK GOODNESS! ...Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia or ... in Lake Clifton, Shire of Waroona Monday 10 January 2011 ? 3:25 PM ... www.stockyard.net/.../74949-fire-lake-clifton-3.html - Australia
Trump's staff have admitted to an "scuffle" with Arlington National Cemetery staff during Trump's visit on Monday David Charter US assistant editor for the times
11 hours ago — Later in Detroit, Trump blamed Vice Preisdent Kamala Harris, his Democratic rival for the White House, and President Joe Biden for what he ...
55 minutes ago — His campaign had already denied a report that staffers got into a physical altercation with an official at the military burial ground.
6 hours ago — Reacting to a report that aides belonging to Donald Trump got into what is being called an "altercation" with one or more representatives at ...
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Giant pumpkin growers and their massive gourds will converge on Monday in Northern California for an annual pumpkin-weighing contest, competing for the top prize and a chance to challenge the world record set just last week in England. https://t.co/rF1vTf9TuS
A hot mic caught Vladimir Putin telling Xi Jinping that human organs can be continuously transplanted, and that living long enough might even mean achieving immortality. Now, Russia is reportedly pouring $26 billion into anti-aging research, including growing human organs inside genetically modified mini pigs, all overseen by a scientist obsessed with scanning Egyptian mummies. But this obsession with cheating death isn't new. Russian leaders have spent the better part of a century trying to achieve some form of eternal life, and their efforts have left behind some genuinely bizarre history. So how far back does Russia's quest for immortality actually go, and how much of it is really about the people, versus the man at the top?
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Feb 13, 2016 - As the US presidential election reaches the pro-military state of South Carolina, the Republican front-runner Donald Trump is set to become ...
Deferments Helped Trump Dodge Vietnam. How the presidential candidate avoided combat. 1 of 3; ››. Trump Draft Deferment. Back to Article · Donald Trump.
Malaysia seeks justice after Dutch report says 'objects' hit flight MH17 over Ukraine Малайзиястремитсясправедливостьпослеголландскогодокладаговорит«объекты»ударилполетаMH17всей Украине
9/9/2014
Dutch aviation experts say Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 probably crashed in eastern Ukraine after being hit
by a large number of "high-energy objects".
Their initial findings say the plane broke up in the air after its fuselage was penetrated from outside.
==The
preliminary report by the Dutch Safety Board== adds there are no signs
the crash was caused by technical problems or the crew's actions.
#BREAKING: Dutch officials release interim report into #MH17 disaster. Finds no technical fault with plane. No pilot error.
— ABC News (@abcnews) September 9, 2014
"AS A RUSSIAN I TOTALLY SUPPORT UKRAINE. PUTIN MAKES SURE RT NEWS SHOW PROPAGANDA AND SPREAD LIES ABOUT…" — Katia http://t.co/6TksFEKxHe
— john nichols (@jnichols_itc) September 9, 2014
400 Ukrainian refugees were told they were flying to the Black Sea town of Anapa. Instead, they landed in Magadan http://t.co/9vWAUiUGnO
— Liveuamap (@Liveuamap) September 9, 2014
Self proclaimed PM of "DPR" Zaharchenko thinks WHOLE Donetsk and Luhansk rgs belong to "DPR" and "LPR" respectively. pic.twitter.com/NrIAdGDmne
— Ψ (@georgivs_cit) September 9, 2014
Aftermath of morning shelling of 25 airmobile brigade near Debaltseve
@Liveuamap@Sloviansk It does not cost anything to ask. But what do the people want? This time without masked gunmen standing over them
— john nichols (@jnichols_itc) September 9, 2014
Entrance to the city from all directions from 20:00 to 6:00 will be allowed to persons with residence permit Mariupol #Mariupol #Defence
#Mariupol news:fire in neighboring forest, RU soldiers are reportedly locate GRAD near by,more soldiers come.City fears it will be attacked.
— Kateryna_Kruk (@Kateryna_Kruk) September 9, 2014
57 minutes ago – GOP Debate: Who Came Out on Top? 11 Dec 2011 | 10:52 am. Gingrich takes fire from all sides at most explosive debate this season. ... . Interview with Jon Huntsman
No Comment | euronews: watch the international news without commentary | http://www.euronews.net/nocomment/ Despite the dust storm happening, a couple celebrates their marriage in Florence, Arizona.
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This week, Americans head to the polls in what could be one of the most consequential elections in modern American history.
From Washington DC to Mississippi, South Carolina, New York, Tennessee and Colorado, Four Corners reporter Mark Willacy investigates whether the greatest threat to the elections comes from within the Trump administration itself.
Donald Trump may not be on the ballot, but the election is a referendum on his presidency. With his approval rating at a record low, Trump is rallying his MAGA base, warning of electoral fraud and impeachment if the Democrats take control of Congress. Former Trump insiders are sounding the alarm over efforts to undermine confidence in the vote, including the prospect of ICE agents being deployed at polling places. Their warning: a desperate president could go to extraordinary lengths to cling to power.
CHAPTERS:
04:40 - Trump and Russia
07:30 - Former Director of the FBI James Comey
08:50 - Bennie Thompson
10:00 - Affordability a key issue in the midterms
11:40 - Anthony Scaramucci
12:55 - War in Iran
13:45 - John Bolton
17:00 - What do Clarksville Tennessee voters really think?
22:10 - Is Trump fit for office?
24:30 - How Trump has reshaped the White House
25:40 - Federal agents at the polls
26:20 - Federal intervention in the midterms
31:20 - Denver Colorado
35:00 - What happens if Trump contests the election result?
37:55 - Trump’s growing fortune
41:50 - Will Trump defy polling?
Four Corners is the ABC's flagship investigative journalism program, delivering in-depth investigations into the issues, people and events shaping Australia and the world.
