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The question Dutton may ask himself: What would Howard do?

The Uluru Statement and voice to parliament referendum will help define the Albanese government. But it will also tell us what sort of leader Peter Dutton will be, writes Stan Grant.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Government and Politics

Cosmetically enhanced smiles: What's behind this trend?

Adults of all ages, who can afford it, are getting teeth straightened and whitened, having a whole new set of teeth implanted, or a set of veneers. What's behind this trend, and what do you need to look out for?

Duration: 36 minutes 27 seconds

Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: Beauty

Unlikely conservationist: Cattle farmer sells land in bid to save endangered species

The critically endangered helmeted honeyeater and the Leadbeater's possum have a fighting chance of survival after a farmer sold his land to conservationists in a last effort to save the species.

Source: LandlineTopic: Conservation

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Pandemic exacerbates swing towards solo sports

From their lonely habits during the pandemic, Australians have returned to organised sport and group fitness. But in some cases, it hasn't been in the same numbers as before.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Exercise and Fitness

Thinking of an outback road trip? Then put these historic pubs on your itinerary

Queensland's historic pubs have stood the test of time. So, as we enjoy unrestricted travel again, regional communities hope tourists will stop in for a pint and hear a good yarn from the past.

Source: ABC Far NorthTopic: History

Independents Day: The election 'backlash' that shouldn't surprise anyone in Canberra

Election 2022 was a triumph of the home-town candidate who could demonstrate a genuine connection to community and all of their concerns, writes Virginia Trioli.

Source: ABC Radio MelbourneTopic: Federal Election

'I believed I was here 'til the day I died': This is what eviction looks like

Tanya, 62, thought she'd live in her home for the rest of her life. But with a tight and expensive rental market, she's leaving her home of nine years and preparing to live in a tent.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Rental Housing

Best new books: Award-winning writers, poetry and eclectic short stories

From shocking crime to an eccentric family memoir and a subversive take on a classic, our critics read voraciously and widely, and their only guidelines were: make it a new release; make it something you think is great.

Source: ABC ArtsTopic: Books (Literature)

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90 years of the ABC

Lunch with Kylie Minogue

In 1988, a young Kylie Minogue was interviewed on TV show The Factory. But when lunch plans fell through, reporter Tania Lacy had to improvise.
Duration: 2 minutes 58 seconds

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Pop Culture

55th anniversary of the 1967 referendum

National treasure Faith Bandler lays out the stakes of the 1967 referendum.
Duration: 2 minutes 28 seconds

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander)

Dazzeland too dazzling for some

An amusement park inside an Adelaide shopping centre proved to be overwhelming for some shoppers in 1993.
Duration: 5 minutes 50 seconds

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Shopping Mall

Adorable family of swallows nests behind a bar

An ABC News crew found an unusual attraction at this pub in Ferntree Gully in December, 1959.
Duration: 1 minute 24 seconds

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Animals

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