Mineral royalties and technical colleges in duelling Victorian election pledges
ABC News Australiaby Alex Sinnott·1d ago
In short: Premier Ben Carroll has pledged a re-elected Labor government in Victoria would direct 100 per cent of all mineral resource royalties into regional Victoria.
South Melbourne stuns Melbourne Victory to claim Australia Cup
ABC News Australia·1d ago
In short: South Melbourne have made history, becoming the first NPL side to win the Australia Cup, beating Melbourne Victory in the final.
Several injured, flights cancelled after second attack on Saudi airport
ABC News Australia·1d ago
In short: The airport in the Saudi capital has been attacked a second time. Separately, Israeli strikes killed at least five Palestinians in the Gaza Strip in two separate attacks on Saturday.
Solomons MPs jet overseas for treatment while many citizens wait
ABC News Australiaby Gabriella Marchant and Chrisnrita Aumanu-Leong·1d ago
Last year single mother Anna Bugotu noticed something wasn't right. "If I wanted to exercise, I would notice that I get really exhausted quickly," she said.
Retracing the steps of Mark Dennis, 'brilliant' barrister with a dark side
ABC News Australiaby Charlotte Grieve, Kyle Taylor, and Daryna Zadvirna·1d ago
Warning: This article contains references to child sexual abuse and suicide. There is a small terrace house in Sydney's inner west that always gave builder Chad Loxsom an uneasy feeling.
Sampling wizards The Avalanches mine magic from old ads and obsolete tech
ABC News Australiaby Al Newstead·1d ago
A few familiar notes – the startup sound of an old computer, an antique advertising jingle – and suddenly you're teleported to the past. The Avalanches know this power intimately.
The unconventional coach out to extend the Jillaroos reign
ABC News Australiaby Johanna McDiarmid·1d ago
Fri, 11 Sept, 7:50 pm, Final score, Rabbitohs 10, Knights 20 Jessica Skinner is standing beside the silverware she hopes to lift at the Women's Rugby League World Cup final in Brisbane next month.
Shipping companies offering sailors 'crazy money' to transit Strait of Hormuz
ABC News Australiaby Lucia Stein and Som Patidar·1d ago
Oil tanker captains in the Persian Gulf are being paid up to $US100,000 (about $143,000) a month to navigate the Strait of Hormuz, industry insiders and maritime unions say, as Iran and the United...
Hurricane Isaias kills at least four, leaves thousands without power in US
ABC News Australiaby Rex Siu·1d ago
In short: Hurricane Isaias has killed at least four people, leaving hundreds of thousands without power across three US states. Florida, Alabama and Georgia have declared emergencies. What's next?
Archie the flying fox joined Richard Morecroft behind the news desk
ABC News Australiaby Shannon Corvo·1d ago
Late veteran presenter Richard Morecroft is best known for his decades of news reading, but unbeknownst to viewers, he was sometimes joined at the desk by a furry companion.
New Australian comedy horror asks if we can still laugh at Nazis
ABC News Australiaby Velvet Winter and Yasmin Jeffery·1d ago
After spending ten years developing her horror-comedy series Gnomes, co-writer Tegan Higginbotham had a concern plaguing her mind. Can we still laugh at Nazis?
Union says cruise ship crews still open to exploitation under legal loophole
ABC News Australiaby Jasper Wells·1d ago
In short: A legal exemption for cruise ships from Australian labour law has been altered to allow some new protections for crew.
Author Trent Dalton's diary scrawls sent singer Katie Noonan a lifeline
ABC News Australiaby Leisa Scott and Vanessa Gorman·1d ago
As ARIA award-winning singer Katie Noonan sat in the audience watching author Trent Dalton's book Love Stories coming to life on stage, her own love story was falling apart.
Billionaires want to colonise the Moon but whether they can is complicated
ABC News Australiaby Tessa Flemming·1d ago
The 20th century ignited a space race between the US and USSR. But in this century, a new race emerges between billionaires and major world powers to control the Moon.
Russian attacks kill at least seven people in Ukraine after Trump-Putin diesel deal
ABC News Australia·2d ago
In short: At least seven people have died after Russian aerial bombs hit residential buildings in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, on Saturday.
Opal Tower declared defect-free eight years after evacuations
ABC News Australiaby Isla Evans·2d ago
In short: The Opal Tower apartment complex in Sydney's west has been declared defect-free at a ceremony.
Zach Bates qualifies on pole for Bathurst 1000
ABC News Australia·2d ago
In short: Zach Bates has qualified on pole for Sunday's Bathurst 1000, topping the time sheets during the Top 10 Shootout at Mount Panorama.
St Kilda end the drought to send Dal Santo out a winner
ABC News Australia·2d ago
St Kilda gave departing AFLW coach Nick Dal Santo the perfect send-off with a drought-breaking two-point home win over Collingwood.
Outback Dolly Parton Festival bigger and glitzier than ever after star's death
ABC News Australiaby Catherine James, Lucy Thackray, and Samuel O'Brien·2d ago
An outback town has traded its 9 to 5 farm tools and workwear for a day of bedazzled country glam and platinum-blonde bouffants inspired by megastar Dolly Parton.
Live: Wallabies desperate to end 40-year hoodoo against All Blacks
ABC News Australiaby Luke Pentony·2d ago
live All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe Cup Test — live blog, scores and stats from Eden Park The Wallabies are quietly confident they can win their first Bledisloe Cup Test at Eden Park since 1986...
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