Victorians say 'lazy planning' leading to poor social housing outcomes
ABC News Australiaby Tyrone Dalton·1d ago
In short: Central Victorian traditional owner group Djaara wants to build 34 social houses for 75 residents in the regional city of Bendigo.
Greens launch election platform with promise to slash grocery prices
ABC News Australia·1d ago
In short: The Greens have launched their 2026 state election platform, promising to address the price of groceries and community safety if elected.
Performance explores perinatal mental health and world of motherhood
ABC News Australiaby Sophie Landau·1d ago
Breathe in, breathe out. Be present. Feel the chair under you. You are here. For Adelaide-based independent dancer Zoë Dunwoodie, a dialogue like this runs subconsciously; a mind-body connection...
Judge rules evidence from Christa Pike's botched execution be preserved
ABC News Australia·1d ago
In short: A US judge has ordered the Tennessee Department of Correction to preserve all evidence related to the botched execution of Christa Pike.
'It became a cemetery': Three years on, Gaza remains in ruins
ABC News Australiaby Middle East correspondent Caitlin Kelly; ABC staff·1d ago
Dunya Al-Ghazaleh stands in front of her childhood home in northern Gaza almost three years after it was destroyed.
Former RBA board member says another rate hike this year 'plausible'
ABC News Australiaby Michael Janda·1d ago
In short: The RBA board has typically had split votes on monetary policy around 30 per cent of the time over the past decade, a former board member reveals.
Aaron Sorkin takes on Facebook again, and this time he's furious
ABC News Australiaby Ying-Di Yin·1d ago
Two statistics are outlined in Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning, and they will follow you out of the cinema.
Will you really get 'left behind' if you don't use AI?
ABC News Australiaby Kellie Scott·1d ago
Whether it was from the mouth of a tech leader or celebrity, you've probably heard that "if you don't use AI, you'll be left behind". I guess you'll find me somewhere in the dust then.
Strangulation a 'red flag' for escalating abuse but signs often hidden
ABC News Australiaby Selina Bryan·1d ago
In short: Victim-survivors who have experienced strangulation have an increased risk of future harm or death by the perpetrator.
Firefighter looked shark in the eye before it bit off his leg
ABC News Australiaby Brianna Melville and Chris Lewis·1d ago
In short: Shark attack survivor Mel Ismail has spoken for the first time since a shark severed his leg while he was surfing off WA's Midwest coast.
How a virulent series gave rise to Sandpapergate
ABC News Australiaby Simon Smale·1d ago
As Australia heads back to South Africa for the first time in eight years, there is no doubt ghosts will stir. The 2018 series was a catastrophe for Australian cricket.
What Singapore really thinks of Australian solar power export plan
ABC News Australiaby Daniel Mercer·1d ago
Australia and Singapore are neighbours, but not exactly close. As the crow flies, the distance from Darwin, the capital of Australia's Northern Territory, to the South-East Asian island nation is...
The high life and low crimes of Broome's 'bastard of a bishop'
ABC News Australiaby Erin Parke·1d ago
"I'm a battler," Bishop Christopher Saunders once told the ABC on live radio. "I'm somebody who has a strong sense of justice, and I feel compelled to correct what is wrong."
'Birthday gift to Putin': At least 20 killed in Russian strikes on Ukraine
ABC News Australia·1d ago
In short: At least 20 people, including four children, have been killed by Russian strikes on Ukraine.
New nuclear clocks could become world's most accurate timekeepers
ABC News Australiaby Ellen Phiddian·1d ago
In short: Two teams of scientists have built the first working "nuclear clocks", which could become the world's most accurate timekeepers.
Fossil of 'platypus-like' animal from dinosaur era unearthed in China
ABC News Australiaby Peter de Kruijff·1d ago
In short: A fossil of an ancient mammal relative with platypus-like appendages has been found in China. Megacauda sungei appears to be an early example of a semiaquatic mammal-like creature.
France suspends stun grenade use at student protests
ABC News Australia·1d ago
In short: The French government is pausing the use of stun grenades in its policing of student protests. A 15-year-old boy's hand was blown off during a clash with riot police earlier this week.
NASA's Curiosity rover catches stunning Martian dawn
ABC News Australia·1d ago
In short: A new image from Mars has been released, showing a dawn over wind-carved cliffs. The scene was snapped by NASA's Curiosity rover at 8:30 am local Mars time. What's next?
Schoolgirl cold case inquest seeks to solve five-decade-old mystery
ABC News Australiaby Danielle Jesser and Bryn Wakefield·1d ago
In short: A relative of missing Mackay schoolgirl Marilyn Wallman has been identified as a person of interest in a new inquest into her 1972 disappearance.
Rottnest Island bus stop redevelopment over after bones found
ABC News Australiaby Kenith Png·1d ago
In short: A project to redevelop the main bus stop at Rottnest Island has officially ceased. Aboriginal human remains were discovered in early April during the construction works.
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