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All Melbourne travellers crossing border into NSW must isolate for 14 days | Sky News AustraliaAll travellers arriving in New South Wales from Melbourne must now self-isolate for two weeks. \n\nAnyone who arrived in NSW from Melbourne after Tuesday, July 7 will only be allowed out of isolation once they have tested negative to the virus. \n\nThe regulation is set to impact tens of thousands of people, many who fleed Melbourne as the lockdown was enforced. \n\nMore than 125,000 permits have so far been issued for travellers wanting to cross the border into NSW.
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Driver accused of killing police officer and mother makes first court appearanceProsecutors will examine whether Harrison Kitt — who allegedly caused a crash that killed a senior police officer and another Adelaide woman — was having a 'manic episode' at the time, a court hears.
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Bush tucker man catalogue ‘duplicated’ by government funded native food database | Sky News AustraliaTelevision sensation and Adelaide chef Jock Zonfrillo who has famously set out to establish a database of native foods, may be replicating a task already completed by the original bush tucker man, according to Sky News host Chris Kenny.\n\nA diverse range of plants and animals are increasingly being incorporated from Australia’s indigenous heritage into modern cuisine.\n\nFour years ago Mr Zonfrillo won a seven-figure government grant to record and collate food specific to Australia.\n\nMr Kenny said the creation of a database of native food has already been achieved by Les Hiddins, the original bush tucker man who released an ABC series on indigenous foods that could be found in Northern Queensland. \n\nMr Hiddins told Mr Kenny he had assembled information on the “relevant survival resources or bush tucker” with the help of indigenous people in a bid to aid soldiers who might need to live off the land during a time of conflict.\n\n“We did in fact create a database,” he said. \n
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Man arrested for trying to cross NSW-Vic border | Sky News AustraliaA man has been arrested after attempting to cross the New South Wales and Victoria border without a permit.\n\nHe was arrested shortly after 11am on Wednesday in Corowa when a car with Victorian number plates attempted to enter New South Wales.\n\nOfficers from the Murray River police district spoke with the driver who allegedly declared his intention to cross the border despite not having a valid exemption.\n\nHe was then arrested and taken to Albury Police Station and is assisting police with enquiries.\n
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Industry ripe for innovation turns to AI and robots to pollinate cropsCan a pollinating robot from Israel shake up Australia's $900 million greenhouse tomato industry?
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