Winner of scientific imagery contest was AI generated
ABC News Australiaby Daniela Pizzirani2d ago
In short: The winner of a Nikon image and video competition has been disqualified after using AI.
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top 86%In 1975 editor Hilary McPhee changed Australian publishing forever
ABC News Australiaby Carmel Bird2d ago
The name Hilary McPhee is etched in huge and luminous letters on the history of the Australian book world and the memory of her will forever burn with a steady flame.
Bladder cancer frequently misdiagnosed as UTIs in women
ABC News Australiaby Lauren Roberts2d ago
In short: In Australia, three in four people diagnosed with bladder cancer are men, but the five-year survival rate for women is much lower.
Old Bendigo gold mine hosts underground piano concert
ABC News Australiaby Anna McGuinness and Tyrone Dalton2d ago
In short: A 300kg piano has been transported 61 metres underground in a 'world-first' piano concert in a Bendigo gold mine.
Victoria Police reopen Gippsland cold case from 40 years ago
ABC News Australiaby Alex Sinnott2d ago
In short: Gippsland father Albert Pisani went missing in October 1986 and his body was found in suspicious circumstances in June 1987.
Champion golfer reflects on lasting legacy in outback WA
ABC News Australiaby Jarrod Lucas and Ivo da Silva2d ago
Australian golfing champion Graham Marsh has built almost as many golf courses as the 70 tournament wins he collected over a decorated career.
Canberra man accused of shooting at car, seriously injuring teen
ABC News Australiaby Niki Burnside and James Vyver2d ago
A 29-year-old man has been denied bail after he allegedly shot at a vehicle and seriously injured a teenage passenger in Canberra's south on Friday night.
Homelessness camp in Perth's south tip of iceberg
ABC News Australiaby Keane Bourke2d ago
A homelessness camp recently disbanded by authorities in Perth's south is just the tip of the iceberg of a growing challenge. Just ask those on the frontline.
Kimberley leaders hope jailing of 'evil' Broome bishop exposes more abusers
ABC News Australiaby Rachel Jackson and Erin Parke2d ago
Albert Wiggan describes the jailing of disgraced bishop Christopher Saunders as like "cutting off the head of a snake".
Investigators say flydubai pilot's 'drift towards terrorism' started in Australia
ABC News Australiaby Matthew Doran2d ago
In short: The co-pilot who allegedly tried to hijack a flydubai flight to Tel Aviv began showing signs of a "drift towards extremism and terrorism" in Australia nearly 10 years ago, investigators...
Oldest Wallaby remembers historic Eden Park win over All Blacks
ABC News Australiaby Hamish Cole2d ago
Don Strachan has accomplished a feat that only a handful of Wallabies still living have achieved — defeating the All Blacks at Eden Park.
'FishTok' trend creates fishing boom among young Victorians
ABC News Australiaby Harrison Tippet2d ago
If they were not standing on Geelong's Cunningham Pier, Ivy Renouf, Zane Winterton and Xavier Clair say they would either be hanging out in the shopping centre, playing video games, or scrolling...
Verstappen pips Russell to sprint pole at Singapore F1 grand prix
ABC News Australia2d ago
In short: Max Verstappen will start in pole for the Singapore F1 sprint race, having finished more than a 10th of second clear of rival George Russell.
Cult of the Lamb video game team honours work of original composer
ABC News Australiaby Gianfranco Di Giovanni2d ago
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the name and image of an Indigenous person who has died, used with the permission of their family.
Tasmanian EPA says it was not told extent of Firmus data centre generator plans
ABC News Australiaby Emily Smith2d ago
In short: Tasmania's environmental watchdog is concerned Firmus plans on using 276 diesel generators far more often than it first disclosed.
Baby flying foxes starving in numbers volunteers have never seen
ABC News Australiaby Charles Rushforth2d ago
In short: Hundreds of grey-headed flying foxes have given birth prematurely across NSW after a suspected mass starvation event.
Queensland battles dry spring except in far north
ABC News Australiaby Sophie Johnson2d ago
In short: The bureau forecasts wet cool conditions to continue through to the end of spring in Far North Queensland. This is a stark contrast to the rest of the state battling dry conditions.
Trump strikes deal with Putin for Russia to supply diesel to US
ABC News Australia2d ago
In short: Donald Trump says he has reached an agreement Vladimir Putin for Russia to supply disel to the US.
NT council's China trade mission questioned amid cost-of-living crisis
ABC News Australiaby Matt Garrick2d ago
In short: Darwin lord mayor Peter Styles will lead a delegation of businesses to China and Vietnam later this year, in a bid to help bolster the Top End economy.
Retiring Riverland grape grower says industry support has come too late
ABC News Australiaby Eliza Berlage2d ago
Green leaves shoot out from budding grapevines, but like many growers in South Australia's Riverland, Jack Papageorgiou's fruit will go unharvested.