Israel-Gaza witness largest flare-up since 2014
Israel and Gaza factions fired missiles at each other in a night of violence. Israel says it struck more than 35 Hamas targets in air raids in the Gaza strip.
Great March of Return - The Last Friday
We attended the last Friday of the Great March of return in Malika Camp in the Gaza strip. We talked to organizers, young men and women marching to end the siege and gain their right to return.
Israel blames killings in Gaza on Palestinians
Israel has killed over 60 Palestinians during the March of Return, but says it was just defending itself from Hamas.
Gazans seek to breach Israeli sea blockade
A group of Palestinian activists in Gaza will try to breach the Israeli blockade with boats. Organisers say the ships will include people who are in need of medical care as well as some job-seeking graduates.
Inside Gaza: A life under blockade
Naim runs the biggest plastic factory in the Palestinian territories. But put simply the odds are against you in Gaza. His factory is only running at 50 percent capacity. Nobody can afford the goods and on average Gaza only has about four hours of electricity a day. It's also on the border with Israel and recent protests here have forced them to keep closing it for fear employees could be shot at.
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The Lead with Charmayne Allison - July 22
Tonight on The Lead with Charmayne Allison we chat with Echuca-Moama Doll Show and Competition' treasurer ahead of a big day on Saturday.
New migrants learn AFL
Shepparton English Language Centre students learnt AFL skills.
2018 PDFNL Foxy & JR Footy Show EP16
This week the crew talks all the latest news in the PDFNL, and has a look towards round 16's action as well.
2018 KDFNL Foxy & JR Footy Show EP17
Foxy, JR and Lauren Bordin chat about the round 14 of the Kyabram District Football Netball League headlined by huge matches between Tallygaroopna and Nagambie in both the football and the netball.
2018 GVL Foxy & JR Footy Show EP17
Carlton 200-gamer and now Echuca co-coach Andrew Walker joins Foxy and JR ahead of round 14 matches. Lauren Bordin jumps in to discuss the netball.
2018 MFL Foxy & JR Footy Show EP17
As finals loom large on the horizon, the race for the top eight in both the football and netball Murray league competitions continues to heat up. The panel discusses who they think will taste September action.
Police find car dumped in channel
Shepparton Search and Rescue Squad have helped police to recover a Mazada car that was found in the East Goulburn Channel
Collins Booksellers
Love Your Bookshop Day is on August 11 encouraging locals to get out to their bookstore.
Game On Episode 18
Episode 18 of Game On.
Tatura house fire
A house in Hogan st Tatura was gutted by fire this morning.
Sean Harrap post-game
Shepparton coach Sean Harrap talks about his side’s huge win against Mansfield.
Regent St House Fire
House fire on Regent St Shepparton / arson CFA police
Ten year old boy takes on 91 year old at chess
Shepparton Villages resident Steve Szmola appeared on the front page of the Shepparton News last week in search of a chess opponent. Despite the age gap, 10-year-old Zaryhe Briggs was willing to take on the challenge of coming up against Mr Szmola.
Notre Dame College perform Godspell
Notre Dame College students are getting ready for their upcoming production of Godspell.
2018 GVL Foxy & JR Footy Show EP16
Shepparton and GVL legend Stephen Ash joins Foxy and JR. Lauren joins the panel to chat netball.
2018 PDFNL Foxy & JR Footy Show EP15
Picola league finals are fast approaching and the panel is back to assess the ever-changing playoff picture.
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Trump sheds light on his crucial Putin error
The US president was in the dark about why he faced a backlash - but can changing one word fix that?
Yemen president defends Saudi-led strikes
Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi says he has no regrets about the Saudi-led military operation in Yemen.
The stranded orphans of IS fighters
Children like Jumana have been left behind after the Islamic State group was pushed out of Sirte, Libya.
The Border Ranch: Living on a 'smuggling route'
Jim Chilton describes his challenges living along the US-Mexico border.
The ways Trump and Putin see eye to eye
From collusion and meddling to wanting US-Russia relations reset, the leaders were on the same page.
World cup celebrations turn violent
Police use water to disperse crowds when violence erupted after France's 4-2 win over Croatia.
Paper cranes of hope for Thai cave rescue
Classmates of rescued teenager Adul folded 1,000 paper cranes as they prayed for his safe return.
The boys turning cassavas into electricity
Ghanaian brothers James and Kwesi Ansah use the root vegetables to power radios and mobile phones.
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Bosnia's silent killer: The coal industry
The Balkan country has the world's second highest death rate caused by air pollution.
Inertia Trap
Packed with information, The Inertia Trap is a rich compendium of scientific insights on the subject of the effect of climate change on the world's oceans.
Morocco: Insurance against extreme weather
90 percent of Morocco's agricultural exports come from Souss-Massa. But many businesses here are struggling with the effects of climate change. They're taking out insurance to protect themselves against the consequences of extreme weather.
Moniz Says Global Warming Amplifying Effects of Storms
Former U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz discusses the damage caused by Hurricane Harvey and the nuclear proliferation threat with Bloomberg's David Gura.
Top 10 Animals We Could Bring Back From Extinction
Thanks to some scraps of DNA and a lot of scientific ingenuity there's hope that some long-extinct creatures may walk the Earth again.
The Battleships
Relive the action in the story of the greatest and most powerful warships built in the 20th century: Great Britain's "Dreadnought", Germany's "Bismarck", Japan's "Yamato", and many more.
Making the most of CO2
Carbon dioxide emissions are bad for the environment; they drive climate change. Two German companies are working on technology to harness CO2 as a raw material to make other products.
How Geoengineering Can Help Fight Global Warming
Dr. Antonio Busalacchi, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research president, discusses the science of geoengineering and how it can be used to combat climate change.
What Trump's Climate Policies Mean For Global Warming
2016 was the hottest year on record, and with U.S. commitment to the Paris Agreement in doubt, the rest of the world may have to go it alone in the fight against global warming. Bloomberg QuickTake delves into the current state of climate change.
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YouTubeland
YouTube is travelling like a high-speed train into one of the most powerful online platforms in the world. Which clever earnings model is hiding behind this success story, and how will this affect our future media landscape?
Waste = Food
Natural resources are being depleted on a rapid scale while production and consumption are rising rapidly in nations like China and India.
Regreening The Desert
For more than 15 years, cameraman and ecologist John D. Liu has been working on his worldwide mission to green deserts and to restore biodiversity.
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Predators in our Backyard
Over the last few hundred years, humans have conquered animals that used to thrive in the wild. But a growing number of scientists are finding that in eliminating predators, we have damaged the environment. Their solution is simple, but terrifying.
The Truth About Violence
What makes ordinary people commit extreme acts of violence? In a thought-provoking and disturbing journey, Michael Portillo investigates.
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Robbie Williams: I'll be asking Gary Barlow for X Factor tips
New X Factor judge Robbie Williams said he will look to his former Take That co-star and previous X Factor judge Gary Barlow for tips.
Kim Kardashian West: We're all self-made
Kim Kardashian West insists all the Kardashian Jenner siblings are "self-made" and did not rely on their parents for money,
Harrison Ford in talks for Call of the Wild
Harrison Ford is said to be in negotiations to follow in the footsteps of Clark Gable and Charlton Heston by taking on the role of fictional character John Thornton in a new version of 'Call of the Wild'.
Prince William wants kids to go into sport
Prince William wants his children to go into sports - particularly tennis and football.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex 'frustrated' with Thomas Markle
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are said to be annoyed that her father Thomas Markle keeps talking about them.
Colin Firth says Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again was 'like a family reunion'
Award-winning actor Colin Firth has revealed 'Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again' had a "family reunion" feel about it.
Amanda Seyfried admits making Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again was 'more fun'
Hollywood star Amanda Seyfried has admitted making 'Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again' was "exponentially more fun" than the original.
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Cher thinks the world "needs" 'Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again' right now as it promises a lot of "fun".
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Why Tesla Bull Gene Munster Wants Elon Musk to Apologize
Gene Munster, Loup Ventures managing partner, explains why he wrote an open letter to Elon Musk.
Trump Campaign Manager Sees 'Significant' Bias in Facebook, Twitter
Brad Parscale, President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign manager, discusses his views on social media with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."
Parscale Says Trump Campaign Did Not Collude With Any Foreign Entity
Brad Parscale, President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign manager, discusses President Trump's summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Trump Campaign Manager Says Facebook, Twitter Are Inherently Biased
Brad Parscal, President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign manager, discusses his strategy for the 2020 presidential election and his views on social media.
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