Election fight heats up over proposed $7.6 billion powerline through Victoria
ABC News Australiaby Richard Willingham and Daniel Mercer·2d ago
In short: Victorians heading to the polls in November are being offered two very different plans for Victoria's energy supply.
Five songs that show what the Brisbane music scene is made of
ABC News Australiaby Ned Hammond·2d ago
Brisbane might not have the arts and culture reputation of Sydney or Melbourne, but it's nonetheless the home of some of the country's best tunes.
Blocks smaller than tennis courts allowed under Brisbane planning changes
ABC News Australiaby Lottie Twyford·2d ago
In short: Brisbane City Council has passed amendments to its planning laws which will allow smaller lot sizes and taller buildings in some suburbs.
Norris to start on pole for Dutch GP as Russell claims sprint
ABC News Australia·2d ago
In short: Oscar Piastri will start the Dutch Grand Prix from fourth, while Lando Norris claimed pole position after qualifying overnight.
This 50yo woman pulls a 10-tonne truck and lifts 24,000kg in an hour
ABC News Australiaby Emily Middleton·2d ago
If Sherrie Williams ever finds herself between a rock and a hard place, it is likely she will simply pick up the rock and throw it aside.
Mansion in My Brilliant Career reboot brings buzz to rural town
ABC News Australiaby Aiden McNamara·2d ago
In short: A historic homestead used in the streaming adaptation of My Brilliant Career has seen an uptick in interest since its global release.
Traditional owners relieved they won't have to watch another Juukan Gorge disaster
ABC News Australiaby Jay Carstens and Lachlan Ford·2d ago
In short: Three generations of Wangkamadla people have gathered on country to celebrate Pilungah Reserve's protection as a special wildlife reserve.
The Canadian province set to vote on becoming a breakaway country
ABC News Australiaby Lauren Day and Bradley McLennan·2d ago
As he walks around his cafe refilling coffee and delivering baskets of gravy-laden poutine, Christopher Scott wears his politics on his T-shirt. "Free Alberta!" the shirt declares.
'We're all gonna make it': What gymbros are getting wrong about Zyzz
ABC News Australiaby Myles Houlbrook-Walk·2d ago
For a certain generation of Australian men, the path to the gym began with a photograph of a shirtless young man from Sydney.
Why can't clinicians override inaccurate algorithm decisions?
ABC News Australiaby Anne Connolly·2d ago
"The idea of an Independent Assessment Tool didn't drop from the sky, we didn't come up with it." "It was a very important recommendation of the Royal Commission into Aged Care."
Dog, rabbit and fox fur found in toys and key rings sold in markets and online
ABC News Australiaby Adele Ferguson and Chris Gillett·2d ago
In short: Animal welfare organisation Four Paws commissioned UK-based lab Microtex Analysis to analyse fur on fluffy toys and key rings sold at market stalls in NSW as well as online retailers.
Their job is to influence politicians. An MP warns they can be powerful enemies
ABC News Australiaby Mark Willacy, Lesley Robinson, and Dylan Welch·2d ago
A senior officer in Canberra's Parliament House has received an urgent message. An interloper is in one of the break rooms.
Sydney Swans fans grapple with scandal ahead of double header
ABC News Australiaby Jessica Riga·2d ago
In short: Sydney Swans fans are reckoning with their support for their team as the club is engulfed in scandal ahead of a historic double header.
'They thought this toerag would disappear': Why Joyce ditched the party that made him
ABC News Australiaby Leisa Scott and Robyn Powell·2d ago
The one thing to know about me, says Barnaby Joyce, "I won't be pushed around". "And if you're gonna push me around," he tells Australian Story, "I'll fight back."
Salt-N-Pepa say they weren't always respected in hip-hop
ABC News Australiaby Dan Condon·2d ago
Hip-hop fans love a feud. Decades before Kendrick Lamar took on Drake, even well before Biggie and Tupac's storied rivalry, the first hip-hop diss track came from a teenage girl from Queens, New...
How artist Khaled Sabsabi remains optimistic after weathering recent storms
ABC News Australiaby Jade Barker·2d ago
Khaled Sabsabi has one thing on his mind: coffee; specifically Lebanese coffee. And it's not because of the obvious reasons, although the bags under his eyes suggest it could be.
In comedy clubs, Chinese women are having the last laugh
ABC News Australiaby Cecily Huang·2d ago
From Beijing comedy clubs to New York stages, China's female comedians are using stand-up to tell new stories about modern China.
Canada will impose retaliatory tariffs on US, prime minister says
ABC News Australia·2d ago
In short: Canada will impose retaliatory tariffs on the United States, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced.
Ukraine strikes Russian retail warehouse in wave of drone attacks
ABC News Australia·2d ago
In short: Ukraine and Russia continue to trade strikes, with Ukrainian strikes hitting Russian oil and economic infrastructure.
Sydney childcare centre on brink of closure offered 12-months rent free
ABC News Australiaby Alexander Lewis and Miriah Davis·2d ago
In short: The City of Sydney has offered a childcare centre free rent for 12 months to prevent its closure.
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