Drivers 'sitting ducks' on deadly Western Highway stretch, resident says
ABC News Australiaby Eden Hynninen·14h ago
In short: There have been six deaths in six years on a 16-kilometre stretch of the Western highway between Stawell and Horsham, according to state government figures.
'Live on forever': Brock inspires Bathurst 20 years on
ABC News Australia·14h ago
In short: Craig Lowndes says the legacy of legend Peter Brock remains powerful, as Australian motorsport marks the 20th anniversary of his death.
WA's oil and gas industry watches impact of High Court ruling closely
ABC News Australiaby Kimberley Putland and Nicolas Perpitch·14h ago
In short: A landmark ruling in the High Court has found planning authorities in New South Wales are required to consider global climate change impacts when approving local fossil fuel projects.
Art loan scheme on chopping block amid Tasmanian cost cutting
ABC News Australiaby Josh Duggan·14h ago
In short: Artists and gallery owners are urging the Tasmanian government to protect the COLLECT Art Purchase Scheme, which provides no-interest loans to purchase art.
Female rage inspires new adaptation of classic novel Little Women
ABC News Australiaby Hannah Story·14h ago
When Kathryn Marquet was 18, she wasn't interested in anything but making art. "If anyone had told me at 18, 'You have to get married now', I'd have been like, 'What are you talking about?'" the...
Woman loses medical negligence claim over partially amputated leg
ABC News Australiaby Giselle Wakatama·15h ago
In short: Vesna Zvicer has lost a medical negligence case against the Hunter New England health district, after alleging doctors wrongfully amputated her lower left leg.
Monk who preyed on girls sentenced to 13 years' jail
ABC News Australiaby Kristian Silva·15h ago
In short: A County Court judge ordered Naotunne Vijitha, 71, to serve 13 years and two months for sexually abusing six girls at a Melbourne temple.
CCTV of Lamarre-Condon shows alleged killer's movements hours after deaths
ABC News Australiaby Jamie McKinnell·15h ago
In short: CCTV footage of accused double murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon has been shown to a jury in the NSW Supreme Court.
Domestic violence advocates raise concerns over expansion of police powers
ABC News Australiaby Claudia Williams·16h ago
In short: New legislation would grant the police the power to issue a three-year on-the-spot protection order, an expansion of the 12-month directions that came into effect in January.
Riot police tear gas French mayor in student demonstrations
ABC News Australiaby Georgie Hewson·16h ago
A Parisian mayor needed treatment after he attempted to put himself between riot police and students during violent nationwide protests about conditions in French schools.
Citizen sleuth tracks down bike after theft from home
ABC News Australia·16h ago
In short: Mile End resident Koral Chandler says she came home on Wednesday afternoon to discover two bikes had been stolen.
Election candidates say vandalism and attacks on the rise
ABC News Australiaby Tyrone Dalton·16h ago
In short: Candidates in Victorian local and state elections say they are seeing more threatening behaviour and the theft of campaign signs.
Major share market float of Firmus in trouble as interest wanes
ABC News Australiaby David Taylor·16h ago
In short: The $44 billion Australian float of data centre operator Firmus appears to be in trouble.
Wallabies resist urge to shift Suaalii from wing for Bledisloe Cup Test
ABC News Australiaby Luke Pentony·16h ago
In short: The Wallabies will keep Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii on the wing for Saturday night's Bledisloe Cup Test at Eden Park.
The 'Gate of Tears' at the centre of Houthis' latest battle for control
ABC News Australiaby Tessa Flemming·16h ago
Within the past month, the Iranian-backed Houthis and the Saudi-backed Yemeni forces have reignited a decades-long conflict.
Labor split on ATO credit card ban as businesses call for leadership
ABC News Australiaby Holly Tregenza·17h ago
In short: The federal government is under pressure to intervene after the Australian Tax Office announced it would stop accepting credit card payments.
Australia wants to regulate AI like banks and airlines
ABC News Australiaby Clare Armstrong·17h ago
In short: The federal government wants AI developers to demonstrate their safety systems are effective under proposed laws drawing on banking and aviation regulation.
US sanctions Fijian businessman over alleged corruption tied with China
ABC News Australiaby Stephen Dziedzic, Lice Movono, and Libby Hogan·17h ago
In short: The US has sanctioned Chinese Fijian businessman Zhao Fugang over alleged corruption with ties to the Chinese government.
Sally 'couldn't run to the mailbox'. Now she tackles ultramarathons
ABC News Australiaby Shiloh Payne·17h ago
Sally Beggs has been running for 10 hours. Traversing tough terrain since 6am, it's now late afternoon, and the downhill course allows her to pick up speed.
Indonesian government faces wildfires lawsuit as haze blankets region
ABC News Australiaby Erwin Renaldi and Natasya Salim·17h ago
Read the story in Bahasa Indonesia A group of civil society organisations in Indonesia's West Kalimantan province has filed a class action lawsuit against the national government over its handling...
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