Free canola field lets tourists take selfies without trampling crops
ABC News Australiaby Lauren Pezet·10 Sept 2026
As an agricultural export, Australia's canola fields are big business. Harvested for its oilseed, it is a $5 billion industry with product consumed locally and exported across the globe.
Bacon thrown at Victorian mosque in act condemned by Muslim leaders
ABC News Australiaby James Oaten and Michael Workman·10 Sept 2026
In short: A man has been captured on security footage throwing pork products at a mosque in regional Victoria earlier this week.
Recent finals history is against Freo, but these numbers could save them
ABC News Australiaby Cody Atkinson and Sean Lawson·10 Sept 2026
Fri, 28 Aug, 7:40 pm, Final score, Bulldogs 96, Magpies 93 Keeping hold of form and momentum on the footy field is often like trying to catch lightning in a bottle.
'Not sick enough': Woman with eating disorder details 55 hours in emergency department
ABC News Australiaby Brianna Morris-Grant·10 Sept 2026
Curled up on a hospital couch reeking of urine, all Sharon Ereaux can do is wait. It's been 55 hours since Ms Ereaux, who has been living with an eating disorder for more than three decades, called...
The FIFO Rams may have lost the battle for hearts and minds
ABC News Australiaby Simon Smale·10 Sept 2026
The NFL has long been a pioneer in blending the barrier between entertainment and legitimate sporting competition.
Hanson's overreach on Hastie kicks Liberals into gear
ABC News Australiaby Michelle Grattan·10 Sept 2026
Pauline Hanson declared in a recent News24 documentary: "I don't back down." This week Ms Hanson and her party followed through, in two high-risk demonstrations of heels firmly dug in.
It's an odd time for Labor to play politics as usual with federal grants
ABC News Australiaby Jake Evans·10 Sept 2026
Standing inside the "Royal Marrickville" clubhouse, Anthony Albanese joked in front of a group of a few dozen supporters and some local media about his association with the club.
Qantas changes tune over broken wheelchair after ABC questions
ABC News Australiaby Nas Campanella·10 Sept 2026
In short: A prominent disability advocate is furious with the national airline over the difficulty of getting compensation for a wheelchair that was broken on one of its flights.
How a 'swarm' of AI agents hacked another company, in the AI's own words
ABC News Australiaby Jessica Riga, Jarrod Fankhauser, and Matt Liddy·10 Sept 2026
Hundreds of rogue AI agents banded together to form a "collective". OpenAI is calling it a "warning shot".
A 'devastating truth' still lingers 25 years after 9/11
ABC News Australiaby Phoebe Hosier and Lucia Stein·10 Sept 2026
After two hijacked passenger jets slammed into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, emergency responders flocked to the scene to do what they do: search, rescue and recover.
New doco reveals how John Howard looks back on Tampa turning point
ABC News Australiaby Yasmin Jeffery, Hannah Story, and Velvet Winter·10 Sept 2026
Welcome to what to watch, where we take you through what's on the box in September. This month brings a heartbreaking documentary about a dark part of Australian history, and the first local show...
Feather discovered in fossilised dinosaur poo is first of its kind
ABC News Australiaby Jacinta Bowler·10 Sept 2026
In short: Palaeontologists have discovered an extremely well-preserved feather from an extinct bird in fossilised dinosaur faeces.
Israeli PM's wife hit with $1.2m defamation suit over Oct 7 conspiracy theory
ABC News Australiaby Matthew Doran·10 Sept 2026
In short: Sara Netanyahu claimed that a leading opposition politician had advance notice of Hamas' deadly October 7 attacks on Israel.
Police shooting death of Kumanjayi Walker at centre of book that won $80k
ABC News Australiaby Hannah Story·10 Sept 2026
A book about the fatal shooting of Kumanjayi Walker and the murder trial of Northern Territory police officer Zachary Rolfe is one of six winners at this year's Prime Minister's Literary Awards...
'No face-to-face meeting': Former One Nation candidate questions vetting process
ABC News Australiaby Mike Lorigan and Alysia Thomas-Sam·10 Sept 2026
Warren Pickering's public reckoning with his past has raised a broader question for One Nation as it seeks to expand its political footprint: How is the party vetting candidates it puts before the...
US judge rules Tate brothers as flight risk in denying jail release
ABC News Australia·10 Sept 2026
In short: Andrew and Tristan Tate have lost their bid to be released from a Miami jail because they posed a flight risk, according to a US judge.
Officer who hit man on hospital stretcher keeps job with NSW Police
ABC News Australiaby Lia Harris·10 Sept 2026
In short: Steven Hyde will remain with NSW Police despite assaulting a man on a hospital gurney. The incident was captured on hospital CCTV and police body camera vision, which the ABC has...
No limit on gun ownership in Tasmania after amendment fails
ABC News Australiaby Josh Duggan·10 Sept 2026
In short: The Tasmanian government's firearms law changes will not include a gun ownership limit, after an amendment from the opposition was voted down.
Extreme heat, fires and floods mark record hot month
ABC News Australiaby Charlotte King·10 Sept 2026
In short: Climate data has confirmed August 2026 was the hottest month on record globally. The recorded surface air temperature for August 2026 was 1.65 degrees Celsius above the estimated...
Queensland on the brink of a credit rating downgrade
ABC News Australiaby Alex Brewster and Lottie Twyford·10 Sept 2026
Queensland set for credit rating downgrade, sparking blame game between Canberra and LNP state government Queensland is on the brink of a credit rating downgrade, piling further pressure onto the...
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