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Tropical Cyclone Trevor wreaks havoc in far north Qld | Sky News AustraliaSevere Tropical Cyclone Trevor has been upgraded to a category three, making landfall just south of the Lockhart River in far north Queensland.\n\nThe storm system has smashed houses and sent trees through windows, bringing winds of up to 220 kilometres an hour to Cape York.\n\nAdditional police and emergency service crews have been deployed and residents are being urged to be cautious of downed power lines, flash flooding, damaged roads and displaced wildlife in the wake of the cyclone.\n\nImage: NASA World View\n\n\n\n
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Qld govt 'doesn’t understand' Bradfield Scheme could save struggling towns | Sky News AustraliaThe Courier-Mail columnist Des Houghton says the Queensland Labor government doesn’t understand that the Bradfield Scheme for water could save struggling country towns.\n\nThe 80-year-old scheme involves moving water from the north to the south to distribute the resource where it’s needed.\n\nPublic servant Sir Leo Hielscher and Sir Frank Moore have updated the scheme, which Sir Hielscher says is now financially, socially and environmentally 'viable'. \n
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Watch the Sky News/Daily Telegraph NSW People's Forum | Sky News AustraliaThe live audience has spoken, but how did the leaders perform? Make up your own mind and catch up on the policy debate as Political Editor David Speers moderates all the action from Western Sydney University.\n\nFeature image: News Corp Australia
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Diplomatic rift brews between Australia and Turkey | Sky News AustraliaAustralians planning to travel to Turkey for Anzac Day are being urged to await further advice, following inflammatory comments by the country's president.\n\nA diplomatic rift is brewing after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said any Australians or New Zealanders who came to Turkey with anti-Muslim sentiments would be sent back in a coffin 'like your grandfathers were' during the WWI Gallipoli campaign.\n\nScott Morrison says he does not accept the excuse given by Turkish government and declared 'all options were on the table' in Australia's response.\n\n\n\n\n
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Diplomatic rift opens between Australia and Turkey | Sky News AustraliaAustralians planning to travel to Turkey for Anzac Day are being urged to await further advice, following inflammatory comments by the country's president.\n\nAustralia's travel advice to Turkey is under review after its president said Australians with anti-Muslim views would be sent home in coffins like their grandfathers.\n\nScott Morrison says he does not accept the excuse given by Turkish government and declared 'all options were on the table' in Australia's response.\n\n\n\n\n\n
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Protestors crash Scott Morrison's fast rail news conference | Sky News AustraliaProtestors have crashed the Prime Minister's news conference as he unveiled plans for a multi-billion dollar fast rail.\n\nScott Morrison has committed $2 billion to building fast rail links between major cities and regional areas, with Melbourne to Geelong top of the list.\n\nThe rail projects will help ease pressure on major cities and make regional areas more attractive, he said.\n\nUnion-aligned protesters appeared at the conference, chanting loudly and calling for the Morrison government to be kicked out of office at the next election.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n
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Protestors derail Scott Morrison's fast train news conference | Sky News AustraliaProtestors have crashed the Prime Minister's news conference as he unveiled plans for a multi-billion dollar fast rail project. \n\nScott Morrison has committed $2 billion to build fast rail links between major cities and regional areas, with Melbourne to Geelong top of the list.\n\nThe rail projects will help ease pressure on major cities and make regional areas more attractive, he said.\n\nUnion-aligned protesters appeared at the conference on Friday, chanting loudly and calling for the Morrison government to be kicked out of office at the next election.\n\nConstruction of the rail link would take at least 10 years. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n
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