Despite a worldwide shortage of film, and long waits for development, a new generation is falling in love with analog photography. ⌘ Read more
Despite a worldwide shortage of film, and long waits for development, a new generation is falling in love with analog photography. ⌘ Read more
The community faced losing access to the beach they had used for years, but they fear others may face the same battle with National Parks and Wildlife Service changing boundaries. ⌘ Read more
For residents in Portland's Dutton Way, an "exhausting" battle against the construction of an aquaculture facility near their homes may finally be coming to an end. But an expert in planning law says the process shouldn't have taken so long. ⌘ Read more
The Capricorn Coast has one of the highest rates of marine incidents per capita in Queensland and was the scene of several dramatic rescues last year. The local coast guard says there a number of factors at play. ⌘ Read more
Daniel MacManus stopped to pick up a box from the middle of a highway, but never would have imagined what he would find inside. ⌘ Read more
A 98-year-old widow called her care provider in tears, saying she did not have anything else to sell, a written submission to the Robodebt royal commission says. ⌘ Read more
Bravus must now do extra groundwater modelling after providing Queensland's environment department with new information indicating that future underground mining may draw down on water from the nearby Doongmabulla Springs. ⌘ Read more
The Migrant Resource Centre has been helping Tasmania's newest arrivals for 40 years, but its work is rapidly evolving. Helping migrants living with a disability through the NDIS is becoming a large part of what the organisation does. ⌘ Read more
Badminton is an unlikely contender in Australia's sporting landscape, but its participation numbers are growing around the county. ⌘ Read more
This family has called Australia home for seven years but faces imminent deportation because their son has Down syndrome. And only the immigration minister can help. ⌘ Read more
What do the LGBTQIA+ letters stand for – and what does it mean to identify with one (or more) of them? The Drum asked three people about their identity and why it is important to them. ⌘ Read more
Australian firefighter Natalie Tarrant is specially trained in search and rescue, but nothing could have prepared her for what she experienced when arriving in earthquake-devastated Türkiye. ⌘ Read more
Despite a constant flow of money into the territory, Indigenous leaders say life is not improving for remote communities. A critic of the state government says the money is being spent on an "boat ramps, footy games" and an "over-staffed public service". ⌘ Read more
Assistant Commissioner Bruce Porter told the coroner that two arrests made by Constable Zachary Rolfe, which were deemed appropriate by his superiors, would have likely been deemed "excessive" upon further review. ⌘ Read more
Indian police have arrested three employees of a pharmaceutical firm whose cough syrups was linked to the deaths of 19 children in Uzbekistan, a police officer says. ⌘ Read more
After Australian man Matthew Niall revealed how he lost his citizenship under an outdated law, several others have come forward with their own stories of being stripped of their citizenship and how they regained it, showing his situation was far from an isolated case. ⌘ Read more
More than a dozen people have been killed after a fire broke out at a fuel storage station operated by Indonesia's state energy company Pertamina in the capital Jakarta. ⌘ Read more
Everyone knew Nathan Lyon would be key for Australia to win in India, but Travis Head's recovery from his first Test snubbing to lead Australia home on the toughest of pitches cannot be understated, writes Simon Smale. ⌘ Read more
A new exhibition of snaps and portraits by Warhol and his peers reveals a lesser-known but influential aspect of his practice — and a different side of the man himself. ⌘ Read more
Crocodile attacks are becoming more common in the country's far north — but one group says they can help stop them through education, not eradication. ⌘ Read more
Despite Narendra Modi pleading with G20 foreign ministers to be civil, the acrimonious gathering ended without a joint communique or the traditional family photo. ⌘ Read more
It has been more than 30 years since the HECS system widened access to tertiary education. But after a number of changes over the years, there is concern about inequity between men and women. ⌘ Read more
The Murdaughs held a tight grip on a South Carolina county for more than a 100 years until a double homicide and a twisted web of crimes brought the family patriarch undone. ⌘ Read more
At the Robodebt Royal Commission, we've heard ministers who oversaw the portfolio during this period say they weren't responsible for what their department officials did. An investigation of public service culture must be next, writes Laura Tingle. ⌘ Read more
Households are under pressure as inflation and rising interest rates squeeze budgets ever tighter. Now there's growing concern Australia is on the cusp of slipping into a recession — and it's not clear if or when the Reserve Bank will step in, writes David Taylor. ⌘ Read more
New data has revealed courts across the country are still grappling with delays, forcing victims, witnesses and the accused to endure wait times far beyond nationally agreed benchmarks. ⌘ Read more
We have long been fascinated with the idea of alien life. In the last 80 years, programs dedicated to the search for extraterrestrial intelligence have worked tirelessly searching for cosmic "hellos" in the form of radio signals, writes Sara Webb. ⌘ Read more
Residents of Kherson, which was under Russian occupation for eight months last year, have said troops pressured them to accept Russian citizenship for their newborns, with some being threatened. ⌘ Read more
A new crew has arrived at the International Space Station for a six-month mission, after overcoming trouble with one of the capsule's docking hooks. ⌘ Read more
Sixteen states in Nigeria had brought the case to the court, arguing that most Nigerians were stuck with old notes and needed more time beyond the February 10 date when the bills originally ceased to be legal tender. ⌘ Read more
Valentino Guseli earns his first World Championship medal, finishing just half a point from winning gold in the snowboard halfpipe at Bakuriani in Georgia. ⌘ Read more
Sydney Kings duo Xavier Cooks and Derrick Walton Jr sustain game-ending leg injuries as the New Zealand Breakers draw first blood in the best-of-five NBL grand final series with a 95-87 win. ⌘ Read more
Ales Bialiatski, a pro-democracy activist and founder of the Viasna human rights group, was convicted of financing protests and smuggling money. ⌘ Read more
Former US president Donald Trump can be sued by injured Capitol Police officers and Democratic politician, the Justice Department says in a federal court case testing Mr Trump's legal vulnerability for his speech before the riot. ⌘ Read more
A toddler has died at the Royal Children's Hospital from injuries received when the car she was travelling in hit a tree near Halls Gap in western Victoria. ⌘ Read more
Fair Trading officials will start attending open house inspections after hundreds of real estate agents were issued with warnings for breaching new rent bidding rules. ⌘ Read more
The NSW premier says the state executive of the Liberal Party is looking at investigations of impropriety "as we speak" after previously labelling the inquiry a political game which targeted his family. ⌘ Read more
The Air Force Chief says unarmed drones are already providing valuable support to Australian operations, as he stops short of saying when this country will get armed systems. ⌘ Read more
The first Friday night double-header of the year sees the Warriors play Newcastle in Wellington, before Penrith faces Brisbane at home to kick off its title defence. Follow our live ScoreCentre. ⌘ Read more
Federal Agriculture Minister Murray Watt says it is up to sheep producers to decide if they want to fight the government through legal avenues, or work with it to put an end to live sheep exports. ⌘ Read more
Health authorities are working to contain an outbreak of tuberculosis on the APY Lands in South Australia's far north, with 10 cases of the preventable disease diagnosed so far. ⌘ Read more
The man was spotted in trouble 2 kilometres from the lake's shore about 6:30pm on Thursday. ⌘ Read more
Up to 300,000 tonnes of kaolin ore will be mined on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula annually, with the state government rubber-stamping construction of the Great White project. ⌘ Read more
A Liberal politician who stumbled while asking a question in parliament was heckled by Tasmania's Labor leader, who joked "an edu-ma-cation's a good start" — a barb she has since apologised for after learning he has "a bit of a speech impediment". ⌘ Read more
A Victorian Supreme Court judge labels the case against trucking boss Simiona Tuteru a "misuse of the court process", with the DPP still not ready to proceed after two and a half years. ⌘ Read more
The hippos, descendants of four imported from Africa illegally by the late drug lord in the 1980s, have spread far beyond the Hacienda Napoles ranch and are a biodiversity problem. ⌘ Read more
Bendigo's new $152m law complex is now open for business, but advocates say it's highlighting the problems with other regional courts that are run down and unsafe, particularly for domestic violence victims. ⌘ Read more
Kem Sokha was arrested in 2017 over accusations he was conspiring with the United States to overthrow self-styled strongman Hun Sen, who has ruled Cambodia for nearly four decades — charges he has denied. ⌘ Read more
Bradley Hope died after inhaling aerosol deodorant during a sleepover at a friend's house in 2019. His family hope recommendations from a coronial inquest will spare others their grief. ⌘ Read more
Former director at the Department of Human Services Tenille Collins says she had concerns with the Robodebt scheme's practice of sending welfare recipients a debt if they did not respond to a letter from Centrelink after 21 days. ⌘ Read more
One of the women who was sexually abused by Jay Walsh at Perth's Penrhos College in the 1980s urges any other possible victims to come forward, saying the guilty verdicts handed down to the teacher yesterday gave her great relief. ⌘ Read more
As rising floodwaters surrounded their vehicle on a remote road in the Northern Territory earlier this week, Tess Foxworthy pulled out her phone to capture the predicament she and her colleague were in. ⌘ Read more
When he was growing up, his principal told his family their gifted boy could be the first Aboriginal astronaut. At the age of 37, he died in a NSW prison cell. ⌘ Read more
Australia only needs 76 runs to secure a historic victory over India at the Holkar Stadium in Indore, but the heavily criticised pitch may yet scupper Australia's hopes. Follow live. ⌘ Read more
The head of Western Australia's Department of Transport has strongly criticised the "unfair" practice of bulk booking and "reselling" driving test appointments. ⌘ Read more
The Supreme Court in Rockhampton heard Arthur James Spencer, who today pleaded guilty to manslaughter, had "pulverised" the face of his victim over a $300 debt and later found him not breathing. ⌘ Read more
A man who donned a balaclava and stormed a man's Adelaide CBD unit, stabbing him within nine seconds, will spend 20 years behind bars. ⌘ Read more
One of five people convicted over the horrific and torturous murder of young Adelaide woman Tracy Muzyk in 1996 will be eligible for release from jail in two months, after South Australia's Supreme Court set a new non-parole period. ⌘ Read more
Leaf-tailed geckos are an "ancient group of Australian geckos", once widespread, but constrained as rain forest contacted across the country. ⌘ Read more
The daughter of convicted murderer John Bowie tells the NSW Supreme Court that she often still feels like "the angry little girl that lost her mum". ⌘ Read more
Sally Rugg argues her $160,000 salary was not enough to compensate for the overtime she was asked to work as chief-of-staff for teal MP Monique Ryan, with the Federal Court hearing the staffer sometimes put in more than 70 hours a week. ⌘ Read more
Local Land Services rule out avian influenza as the cause of a number of mysterious duck deaths in a town in Western New South Wales. ⌘ Read more
Succession is hurtling towards the finish line, with the final trailer ever giving us an insight into the beginning of the end for the Roys. ⌘ Read more
Hong Kong firefighters are battling a blaze that broke out at a construction site in the city's popular Tsim Sha Tsui shopping district. ⌘ Read more
SA Police charge a man and a woman over the alleged murder of an Adelaide man whose torso was found in a wheelie bin. ⌘ Read more
Like many towns in Western Australia's north, Newman in the Pilbara continues to deal with high crime rates and social issues. ⌘ Read more
Sharon Watson was fortunate enough to get her money back, but she and consumer advocates say it's time banks did more to protect their customers. Meanwhile, Australians have already lost $53m to con artists this year. ⌘ Read more
Peter Malinauskas says he strongly considered cancelling funding to Adelaide Writers' Week amid controversy over an author's views on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but his overriding consideration was to "ensure freedom of speech isn't compromised by cancel culture". ⌘ Read more
Government Services Minister Bill Shorten has criticised former Coalition minister Stuart Robert after he admitted holding deep doubts about the robodebt scheme while publicly endorsing it. ⌘ Read more
One sure way to make Laura Wishart commit to something is to tell her she cannot do it, and after throwing herself into the management of a vineyard north of Albany she is proving her detractors wrong. ⌘ Read more
China approved the construction of another 106 gigawatts of coal-fired power capacity last year — the equivalent of two large coal power plants per week — new research shows. ⌘ Read more
The ACT government announces plans to allow pharmacists to provide vaccines over the counter for an expanded range of common diseases, in a move similar to a pilot program heavily criticised in Queensland by local doctors. ⌘ Read more
A US jury finds disgraced South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh guilty of murdering his wife and son on their sprawling country estate. ⌘ Read more
India's top court orders an expert committee to investigate any regulatory failures related to the country's second-largest conglomerate, the Adani Group. ⌘ Read more
The Coalition says Labor plans to use your super as a 'piggy bank' to fund its pet projects. What are the facts? ⌘ Read more
The plan to build a second highway between the Gold Coast and Brisbane could face further delays as conservationists urge the government to reassess the project because of its potential impact on koalas. ⌘ Read more
A dog named Aleks is rescued alive 23 days after a catastrophic earthquake struck south-eastern Türkiye, rescuers say. ⌘ Read more
The party promises to reallocate money from the controversial Great Western Highway upgrade to spend on roads across western Sydney and regional NSW if it wins this month's state election. ⌘ Read more
Ukrainian forces strengthen defensive positions as Russian soldiers backed by Wagner mercenaries encircle the key strategic city of Bakhmut. ⌘ Read more
A shortage of vets in rural communities is putting animals at risk and risking a further exodus of workers from the industry, according to farmers and veterinary clinics. ⌘ Read more
Pop star Harry Styles and Sydney's hosting of World Pride are credited with driving demand for feather boas. But animal welfare activists want revellers to understand the origins of their fashion items. ⌘ Read more
Convicted drug trafficker and crime boss Tony Mokbel has been taken to hospital from Victoria's maximum-security Barwon Prison to hospital for unknown reasons. ⌘ Read more
Despite the rapid growth of women's football, where players have more power than ever, they must still sacrifice their careers in order to create long-lasting change. ⌘ Read more
When Anthony Tran plunged to the ground during an aerial routine in front of a live audience in Perth three years ago, he fractured four vertebrae. The acrobat spent months in recovery, but the hard work is now yielding dividends. ⌘ Read more
Colleen Gwynne is accused of abusing her office by allegedly providing a misleading employment reference and attempting to recruit a friend to an assistant commissioner role. ⌘ Read more
The performer and farmer says "covert" youthful attempts to grow his own have turned into a new enthusiasm to produce hemp on an industrial scale — and he's not alone. ⌘ Read more
An aged care worker has been charged with rape after he allegedly repeatedly sexually assaulted an elderly resident at a facility in Adelaide's southern suburbs. ⌘ Read more
The news Australia is searching for, and all the news that happened while you snoozed: This is the Loop, your quick catch-up for this morning's stories as they happen. ⌘ Read more
Three skiers — all foreign nationals — die in an avalanche in western Canada's Kootenay Rockies, bringing the total snow slide fatalities this season to a dozen, police say. ⌘ Read more
Local shares set to rise, after a positive day on US and European indices. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. ⌘ Read more
Having battled addiction and trauma, surfing at a popular local beach is a form of therapy for Nikki Honeychurch. But she's worried her bay paradise could be off-limits during planned rocket launches. ⌘ Read more
The controversial choice of former Nauruan president Baron Waqa as the Pacific Islands Forum's next secretary-general is attracting criticism from human rights groups and former political opponents. ⌘ Read more
The Hawkesbury River in New South Wales has flooded multiple times since the last state election. As voters prepare to head to the polls this month, debate rages about how to manage future floods for those residents determined to stay. ⌘ Read more
Gas plumbing is still installed in about 80 per cent of new ACT homes, imposing tens of thousands of dollars in future electrification costs on owners. ⌘ Read more
The only grocery store in a vulnerable community is being criticised for its "horrific" prices and bare shelves, and stranded residents are calling for government help. ⌘ Read more
The war poses special risks and challenges for Ukraine's LGBT community, but as Ukrainians become "more united", and try to distance itself from Russian values, the conflict has become a catalyst for change. ⌘ Read more
Tony Cook was told he had stage-four brain cancer and three months to live. His diagnosis would lead to another curveball for the family. ⌘ Read more
A town in India's Himalayan mountains is declared a disaster after calls for help from residents whose houses are sinking go unanswered. ⌘ Read more
In 1997, Tasmania became the last Australian state to decriminalise sex between men, and one activist believes that enduring homophobia can be directly traced to the penal colonies of the island's past. ⌘ Read more
Another week of news has passed us by, which means another news quiz has hit your screen. ⌘ Read more