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Two people are in custody after people at a WA Bunnings were sprayed with an unknown substance. (Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS)

Several Bunnings customers and staff had to be treated for eye and throat irritation after they were sprayed with an unknown substance in a WA Wheatbelt town.

Bunnings customers sprayed with unknown substance

A woman has been found dead and a man is in custody after a house fire in Perth's southern suburbs. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)

A man is in custody after a 30-year-old woman's body was found following a house fire south of Perth, with police treating the incident as a murder.

Murder probe, woman's body found after house fire

Rallies protesting violence against women will be held in nine cities over the weekend. (Darren Pateman/AAP PHOTOS)

Rallies against gendered violence have kicked off in two states as part of national protests as a proposal for a register of convicted offenders gains traction.

Family violence register on cards as rallies begin

Presuming terrorism is inherent to religion is inaccurate and harmful, Ramia Abdo Sultan says. (Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS)

Australian Muslim groups warn the "stark" disparity between police responses to recent violent attacks in Sydney has left the community isolated and distressed.

Sydney terror charges a double standard: Muslim groups

Rozelle Parklands closed after an asbestos scare and an algae bloom has been found in wetlands. (Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS)

An area of Sydney parklands found to contain asbestos will stay closed after a blue-green algae bloom was found in wetlands managed by toll company Transurban.

Legal threat as asbestos-park hit by algae outbreak

Queensland wildlife officers hope to identify a man captured interfering with a crocodile trap. (HANDOUT/QUEENSLAND DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT SCIENCE AND INNOVATION)

Wildlife officers are hoping to identify a man who interfered with a floating, baited trap set to capture a four metre "problem crocodile" in north Queensland.

Man interferes with trap set to catch problem crocodile

Labor MP Darren Cheeseman will no longer act as parliamentary secretary for schools. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)

A state politician has resigned from his parliamentary secretary role following allegations of inappropriate behaviour.

Premier axes MP from role over staff allegations

Kiribati President Taneti Maamau is accused of trying "to bully the judiciary into submission". (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)

The pathway for another attempt to deport an Australian-born High Court judge in Kiribati has been paved after its parliament voted to remove him from office.

Kiribati parliament votes to remove Australian judge

Extreme weather in low-lying atoll nations such as Tuvalu is creating health challenges. (AP PHOTO)

The capsizing of a boat carrying vaccines to the Pacific Island nation of Tuvalu highlights the challenges associated with climate change, UNICEF says.

Capsized boat highlights climate challenges: UNICEF

Resources giant BHP has made an offer worth almost $60 billion for rival Anglo American. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)

BHP has had a $60 billion bet on "future-facing commodities" rejected by rival Anglo American, which said the iron ore giant's takeover bid was opportunistic.

BHP's $60b copper power play rejected by British rival

READER PHOTOS: Your snaps of backyard barbies, picnics and pool parties

WANGARATTA:  Wangaratta twins Sam and Cody Johns, 8, enjoy snags with their flags. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

WODONGA: Lara Fryer, 7, from Wodonga and friend Ailish Moran, 7, from Wodonga. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

ALBURY: India's Raminder Kaur and Charanjit Sethi with Albury mayor Kevin Mack. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

GEROGERY:  Ron Emmerton cooking up dozens of eggs at a time in his home made egg rack. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

COROWA B&S:  Kayla Maguire, 25, Kerrie Morgan, 27, and Gabrielle Maguire, 22. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

WANGARATTA: Ariah Ryan, 2, of Wangaratta, celebrates at the ceremony where her grandfather was singing. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

ALBURY: Nikki Ward, 12 of Albury looking the part. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

ALBURY: Naturalised today was the Koirala family - Durga, 15, Prem, Bhola, Sanjaya, 11, and Ganga - from Nepal Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

COROWA B&S: Verity Dann has been haveing a blast on her holiday from the UK. Photographed with her friendsBen Sanders, 24, Chloe Dann, 23, Pat Raitt, 18, and Verity Dann, 23. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

COROWA B&S: Having a blast with mates. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

HOLBROOK: Local doctor and community figure Dr Arunachalam Lakshmanan. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

WODONGA: Dave Huxtable from Wodonga SES. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

WODONGA: Citizen of the Year Ian Elston from Wodonga. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

WANGARATTA: Wangaratta's Xavier Dodgeshun, 6, waits for his mum to bring him a sausage. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

WANGARATTA:  Citizen of the Year recipient James Neary. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

WODONGA: Wodonga's Bailey Vanderwerf, 8, playing basketball as part of the activites put on for the children as part of the event.Picture: KYLIE ESLER

KIEWA: On the carriage ride that was part of the activities is Zac Parsons, 2, with his sister Isabella Parsons, 9, from Kiewa. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

HOWLONG: Australia Day Ambassador Viv Kartsounis, founder of Shoes For Planet Earth, speaks at the ceremony. Picture: BEN ROBSON

LAKE HUME: Albury sisters Mary, 13 and Lucy Findlay, 16, enoying their Australia Day long weekend. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

GEROGERY:  Cr Doug Meyer OAM ran the ceremonies for the morning. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

WODONGA: Beda Katel is happy for her husband Purna Thapa who become an Australian Citizen today. They are living in Wodonga and are originally from Bhutan. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

WODONGA: Devika Rangubhatla, 7, from Wodonga, originally from India, pledging her allegiance to Australia. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

WODONGA:  Lilly McClure, 6, from Wodonga, during the ceremony. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

WODONGA:  Storm Bergman, 12 months old, with her father Dwayne Bergman from Wodonga. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

HOWLONG: Evie Lavis, 5. Picture: BEN ROBSON

WANGARATTA: Young Citizen of the Year recipient Laura Costenara, 12.. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

WANGARATTA:  Angie Higgins, of Wangaratta, listens to speaches with a flag drapped over her shoulders. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

LAKE HUME: Enoying their Australia Day long weekend was Fraser O'Connell, 14, with sisters Mary, 13, and Lucy Findlay, 16. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

KIEWA: Young Citizen of The Year Maggie Heffernan, 11, from Huon, with her mother Annie Heffernan and grandmother Denise Doyle from Rochester, Vic. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

HOWLONG: Keryn Dance, Marika Aczel and June Holloway, all from Howlong, listen to proceedings. Picture: BEN ROBSON

ALBURY:  Danielle Nagle, 15 and Ella Martin, 14. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

ALBURY:  Private Tyson Croft of Lachford Co ALTC. hoisting up the Australian flag to start the ceremony. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

ALBURY: Raminder Kaur and Charanjit Sethi (formerly from Delli, India) were naturalised today. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

ALLANS FLAT:  Four boys play around in good weather on a raft in the lake at Allans Flat. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

ALBURY: Mayor kevin Mack with David Kefford and Charlie Leaney, who accepted Community Club of the Year on behalf of the Lions Club of Lavington. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

GEROGERY:  Sisters Kelsey, 11, Isaac, 7, Madison, 9, and Alyssa Lieschke, 12, of Walla. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

GEROGERY: Ken Hayes and Kevin Newbold cooking up a storm. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

GEROGERY: Greater Hume Shire Mayor Heather Wilton. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

GEROGERY: Proud family members photograph the award winners. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

ALBURY: Those being naturalised repeating the oath. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

ALBURY: Volunteer of the year Barry Young. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

ALBURY: Citiizen of the Year: Johanna Phommachanh (junior) and Margaret Whittaker (senior) Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

ALBURY: Australian Red Cross volunteer with the 'Hands on" program Jeanette Fealy and Albury mayor Kevin Mack. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

ALBURY: The crowd at Noreuil Park. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

ALBURY: Celestine Emechebo and his daughter, Ginkia,. He came here from nigeria 15 years ago and has been an Australian citizen for the last 9 years. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

ALBURY: Aboriginal elder Nancy Rooke welcomes everyone. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

ALBURY: Singing the national anthem was Jindera's Alexandra Nixon. Picture: PETER MERKESTEYN

ALLANS FLAT:  Locals play around in good weather on a raft in the lake at Allans Flat. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

ALPINE COUNCIL: Alpine Shire Lifetime Achievement Award winner Stuart Hargreaves. Picture: MARK MULCAHY

COROWA B&S: Practicing whip cracking seemed like a good thing to do surrounded by drunk onlookers. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

COROWA B&S: The back of Matthew Chown's head. By far the best option. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

COROWA B&S: Jessie McLean, 25, Scotty Cameron, 27, Kate Pollard, 24, and Elle Sewell, 22, having a ball. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

COROWA B&S: Dalton Healey, 22, Rachel Honmaford, 18, Joshua Davidson, 21, and Stacey Haberfield, 19. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

COROWA B&S: Chilling out at the B&S. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

COROWA B&S: The best way to keep cool in Corowa. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

COROWA B&S: Amy Moore, 21, Lane Morriss, 20, Issy Sesko, 21, Tash McPherson and Chris Hart, 21, hanging out in the back of the ute. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

COROWA B&S: Tom Bellenger, 20, Nathan McMahon, 18, and Mandy Mannington, 20, all of Wagga. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

GEROGERY: Australia Day Ambassador Ms Ronni Kahn. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

GEROGERY:  Les Binding, Ken Hayes and Kevin Newbold cooking up a storm. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

GEROGERY: The crowd at Gerogery. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

GEROGERY: Joint winners of Citizens of the Year Myma Frohling and Bernard Clark. Picture: JOHN RUSSELL

HOWLONG: Citizen of the Year Karie Lowe. Picture: BEN ROBSON

HOWLONG: Young Citizen of the Year Rory Cooper, 10. Picture: BEN ROBSON

HOWLONG: Australia Day Ambassador Viv Kartsounis, founder of Shoes For Planet Earth. Picture: BEN ROBSON

HOWLONG: Howlong Lions Club volunteer Kevin Hall raises the flag. Picture: BEN ROBSON

HOWLONG: Australia Day Citizen of the Year Karie Lowe. Picture: BEN ROBSON

HOWLONG:  Trevor Smith from Howlong gets into the spirit of the day. Picture: BEN ROBSON

HOWLONG:  Australia Day Ambassador Viv Kartsounis, founder of Shoes For Planet Earth. Picture: BEN ROBSON

HOWLONG: Australia Day Ambassador Viv Kartsounis, founder of Shoes For Planet Earth Picture: BEN ROBSON

KIEWA: Imogen Wallace, 19, from Gundowring, Marg Cameron from Tangambalanga and Pauline Edwards from Boronia, Vic. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

KIEWA: Citizen of the year Damian Ley. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

KIEWA: Australia Day Ambassader Shawn Cosgrove. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

KIEWA: The crowd made themselves comfortable in Kiewa. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

KIEWA: Vicky Vogel from Tangambalanga with her grand-daughter Ameika Vogel, 2, from Kiewa. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

LAKE HUME:  Albury boys Josh Huggett and Andrew Cowhan chillingout at the lake. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

WANGARATTA: Xavier Corboy, 9, from Oxley, waves his flag in the crowd as the Citizen of the Year is being announced. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

WANGARATTA:  Twins Sam and Cody Johns, 8, from Wangaratta, enjoy snags with their flags. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

WANGARATTA:  A flag gets rested as coffee is drunk. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

WANGARATTA: Australia Day at King George V gardens. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

WANGARATTA: A girl watches the ceremony wrapped in an Australian flag. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

WANGARATTA: Citizen of the Year finalists. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

WANGARATTA:  Lisa Carney - with her husband Shane Carney and daughter Ciara Carney, 2 - has received her Australian Citizenship after living in the country for 17 years, originally from England. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

WODONGA: Accepting Community Organisation of the Year on behalf of the Lions Club of Wodonga  is secretary Harold Cover and president Ivan Colliver. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

WODONGA: Australia Day Ambassador Russell Rees. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

WODONGA: Wodonga Mayor Rodney Wangman giving a citizen certificate to Jane Mormah, who now lives in Wodonga who is originally from Nigeria. Watched on by new citizens Visy Rangubhatla, Anu Punthankaram and Devika Rangubhatla, 7, from Wodonga. Picture: KYLIE ESLER

<b>READER PHOTOS: <a href="http://www.bordermail.com.au/story/2841574/reader-photos-border-residents-celebrate-aussie-spirit/?cs=53">Your snaps of backyard barbies, picnics and pool parties</a></b>

MEGA GALLERY | Australia Day on the Border

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