Farmers frustrated as locust control costs add up
With harvesting about to start on record crops, farmers in Victoria's north-west are scrambling to control rising…
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Canberra businesses battling 'multi-agency maze' to stay open, report finds
A review of Canberra's night life has found the ACT government should consider stronger relief for businesses affected…
Read at source →Two sisters and one piano working wonders at dementia village
Min Luo and her sister, Fei Shan, played piano for a friend with dementia and discovered the positive impact it had on…
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Join siguimi.com →Calls to rethink limits as Fisheries Qld investigates Great Barrier Reef coral overharvesting
The investigation comes as the coral harvesting industry on the reef is facing increased pressure from…
Read at source →Widespread flying fox deaths a 'disaster' for forest ecosystems
Along the east coast of Australia, grey-headed flying foxes are being found dead and malnourished. Without their…
Read at source →The hearts hoping to create lasting impact at Sculpture by the Sea
More than 60 hearts, representing women killed in domestic violence incidents, are among the artworks at what is…
Read at source →Grandfather's HQ Kingswood keeps family memories alive
Almost 500,000 of the HQ Kingswoods were made across Holden's Australian factories from 1971 to 1974. A South…
Read at source →Dees dismantle Tigers to seal AFLW finals series berth
Melbourne has secured a spot in the AFLW finals series after dismantling Richmond with ease in Pride Round.
Read at source →Copper thefts leave Perth roads in darkness and cost taxpayers millions
More than 100 kilometres of major roads and paths across Perth remain dark without street lighting because organised…
Read at source →After four attempts, woman's dying wish to see brother finally granted
Critically ill Anna Rochford who lives with a rare and excruciating bone condition has been granted her final wish — to…
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Jillaroos lived up to their end of the bargain, but fans need to follow
The Jillaroos showed why they're the favourites to win a fourth-straight Rugby League World Cup in a big opening win…
Read at source →From kitsch decor to extinct chains, new book revisits classic eateries
A sophisticated 70s restaurant with hot-pink light shades and the all-you-can-eat smorgasbords of the suburbs are among…
Read at source →Invasive fire ants return to organic farms not treated for 14 months
Treatment on export-certified organic farms was paused in August 2025 after genetically modified ingredients were…
Read at source →Proteas urged to wear down Australia's bowling machines in second Test
South Africa's batting failures in Durban lead to changes for second Test as Proteas set themselves to put more overs…
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Mine owner convinced tiny town's lead poisoning concerns are unfounded
Dozens of residents have voiced their opposition to a proposed silver and lead mine in the NSW central west, but the…
Read at source →Major lender in Bathla development sells debts
Private credit firms are striking deals to recover their money following the $3.4 billion collapse of property giant…
Read at source →Behind this Timorese hotel's elegant facade lies a dark history of abuse
Timour Leste's Hotel Flamboyan appears elegant and historic to look at, but it was a house of horrors for Timorese…
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El Niño set to be wettest on record as storms soak Australia's east
This October is looking particularly wet thanks to an ongoing outbreak of thunderstorms which is set to engulf most of…
Read at source →Inside Russell Brand's trial, where he was called a 'maniac' and 'predator'
The world-famous actor and comedian appeared calm and almost zen-like as he sat in the dock at Southwark Crown Court,…
Read at source →Former Bendigo forensics officer charged with child abuse material offences
A former digital forensic officer in Bendigo has been charged with a offences including possession of child abuse…
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White House press secretary Katie Zacharia leaves after just days in role
White House press secretary Katie Zacharia is leaving the role after only days in the job. US President Donald Trump…
Read at source →ABC 50/50 quiz: Test your knowledge of Normal People, Bridgerton and a famous disease
Each question in the ABC 50/50 quiz has only two options: one is right, the other is wrong. But be warned: somewhere…
Read at source →If the economic narrative doesn't improve, things could get ugly for Labor
If polls are right then voters are increasingly in a mood to light the match of a political conflagration. Many Labor…
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Could a whale really swallow a human? A marine scientist says yes
In Whalefall, a new thriller in Australian cinemas, a diver is accidentally swallowed by a sperm whale and must escape…
Read at source →Hidden from view in bushland, a rehab centre is saving lives
An Aboriginal community-controlled rehabilitation service is quietly helping to turn around the lives of young people…
Read at source →$2m payday for home battery owners as heatwave catches grid off guard
This week's unseasonal heat, coal outages and transmission constraints sent NSW power prices soaring, but batteries…
Read at source →Trump, Netanyahu and the dangerous politics of staying in power
With the US mid-term elections looming and Israel heading to the polls, Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu are playing…
Read at source →As fertility rates fall, mums of three share joy and sacrifice of big families
Women going against the trend share why they chose to have bigger families and what the trade-offs are.
Read at source →Forgotten tradition of shadow puppetry returns to Cocos Islands
Almost 80 years after the last performance on the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, shadow puppetry makes a comeback.
Read at source →The long, winding roads that brought Powderfinger back together at last
The Powderfinger boys have had their fingers in a lot of pies since the band broke up. All that has just served to…
Read at source →Settlers attack US journalist in West Bank as Israel says both sides hurled objects in clashes
Israeli settlers have attacked Palestinians and journalists in the occupied West Bank, using slingshots to hurl rocks…
Read at source →A rugby union player has died the day before championship competition begins
The identity of the player is not yet known, as team officials work to notify his family in South Africa.
Read at source →At least three killed by Russian drones in Ukraine which cut power to 370,000
At least three people were killed by Russian drones in Ukraine overnight, the strikes also hit two shopping centres and…
Read at source →Freshly unearthed abuse claim ahead of notorious paedophile's prison release
A freshly unearthed allegation against one of WA's worst serial paedophiles is under scrutiny by authorities, just…
Read at source →Lithium mine expansion could rival global leader
PLS Pilgangoora announces it will expand its lithium operation in WA's Pilbara, potentially rivalling the biggest…
Read at source →State authorities threaten legal action over council's homeless camp in park
Economic Development Queensland says the City of Moreton Bay's homeless camping ground in Wyllie Park is illegal.
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