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'I mean Ukraine': George W Bush mistakenly calls Iraq invasion 'unjustified' and 'brutal' Former US president George W Bush, who ordered the invasion of Iraq, describes it as 'brutal' and 'unjustified', before correcting himself to say he was referring to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Duration: 37 seconds - 37 - s2 hours ago
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'It's a war crime': Protecting art and cultural artefacts during times of conflict -- Priceless art collections are being destroyed and looted as the fighting continues in Ukraine. These experts explain why protecting them is a race against time.4 hours ago
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Where are the most left and right-wing seats? Vote Compass knows -- A metropolitan Victorian seat emerges as Australia's most left-leaning, while a sprawling Queensland electorate is the country's most conservative, according to Vote Compass.5 hours ago
These women grew up in rugby league heartland — now, they're making history -- With the NRLW on the cusp of a major expansion, the prospect of a Cowboys women's team is a driving force for talented young players who hope to one day make a living from the sport they love.3 hours ago
A hearty tortellini soup to get you through the colder months -- This Hetty McKinnon dish falls somewhere between a chunky soup and thick stew, with the rich tomato and vegetable broth lovingly hugging every parcel of pasta.7 hours ago
Gruen Nation – Series 3 Episode 2 - The major parties are on the attack but can you trust them? Can the PM change his perception? And can a great ground game make up ground. Wil Anderson and Todd Sampson join Lenda Oshalem, Sally Branson and Toby Ralph. Duration: 35 minutes 21 seconds - 35 - m6 hours ago
Onion peelers replaced by machines -- This report on Australian innovations in onion peeling technology aired on ABC's This Day Tonight in 1969. -- Duration: 3 minutes 26 seconds -- 311 hours ago
How easy was it to buy a gun in the 70s? How easy was it to buy a gun in Victoria 40 years ago? The ABC had this report in 1977. Duration: 5 minutes 41 seconds - 5 - m1 day ago
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Reporter recalls the morning a tornado 'destroyed the newsroom' -- ABC reporter Alisha O'Flaherty was about to read the news when a 38-metre crane crashed through the roof and landed on her desk. -- Duration: 1 minute 10 seconds -- 13 days ago
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