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Farmer's side hustle helps bridge gap in bush town's health care
Leigh Miller expected farm work would fill his days after moving home but has found his skills as a physiotherapist in great demand. ⌘ Read more
What to do if you think your child has long COVID
Most children recover fully after COVID in a similar way to other viruses. A small proportion experience prolonged symptoms including fatigue, post-exertional malaise, concentration difficulties and pain, writes Shidan Tosif. ⌘ Read more
A suburban pub, a royal lineage, and the French national anthem — five quick conversation starters for the uninitiated footy fan today
Should the Lions win today, they'll belt out their theme song to the tune of the iconic La Marseillaise — and it's something the French government wasn't always happy about. Here are five fast facts to drop into footy conversations today. ⌘ Read more
Live: Collingwood and Brisbane battle for premiership glory on AFL grand final day
AFL grand final day has arrived, with Collingwood and Brisbane ready to do battle at the MCG with a premiership on the line. Follow live. ⌘ Read more
South Korean eSports players secure military exemption after winning gold at Asian Games
In South Korea, the law exempts athletes, classical and traditional musicians, and ballet and other dancers from military service if they have obtained top prizes in certain competitions and are assessed to have enhanced national prestige. ⌘ Read more
SA firefighters on standby in high-risk areas amid hot long weekend
Temperatures are expected to be 10 to 15 degrees above average across the state as the first of the season's significant fire weather arrives. ⌘ Read more
Last drinks for Liberal-linked rum distillery in old asylum
A rum distillery with Liberal links will be asked to hand back the keys to an old asylum site, bringing an end to a four-year saga that has seen tense council meetings, and a million-dollar grant from the Tasmanian government outside of usual processes. ⌘ Read more
Fashion 'circularity' has room for improvement and natural Kimberley fibre could be the answer
As low-quality textile waste poses a massive problem, cotton from the Ord Valley region and industrial hemp are being touted as a more localised and sustainable supply chain for the future. ⌘ Read more
Desmond, 12, knows people believe in him as he strives to become a doctor
High-potential and gifted Indigenous students are focusing on academics and culture in a program that is opening career paths for the next generation. ⌘ Read more
Looking up to see women leaders inspires mining industry 'minority'
Mining is a famously male-dominated industry, but a group of women on a remote site in WA's north say that is changing. ⌘ Read more
Police investigating 'fatal crash' on major Northern Territory highway involving truck and car
Detectives from the Major Crash Investigation Unit are currently at the scene of the crash on the Stuart Highway. ⌘ Read more
The brothers behind Australia's biggest meat industry biodiversity study look to the future
Scientists and environmentalists are given unique access to measure and report on how cattle giant Hewitt has been refining its production practices and land management with a greener focus. ⌘ Read more
Artificial intelligence technology to analyse status of 'cryptic' bird, bilby and kowari on outback station
The search for the plains-wanderer will involve AI and bio-acoustic recorders to detect it and other highly vulnerable species. ⌘ Read more
So much for government to do, yet Tasmanian Liberals talking about themselves again
The turmoil for the Tasmanian Liberals due to the WhatsApp message scandal that spelled the end for Elise Archer means the government, which has so much on its plate, is again talking about itself —and whether it can survive until the next state election, writes Adam Langenberg. ⌘ Read more
Harini grew up without her mum. She's one of 22 asylum seeker women walking 600km to Canberra with a message
Twenty-two women are walking more than 600 kilometres from Canberra to Melbourne to push for permanent protection visas for all asylum seekers living in limbo in Australia. ⌘ Read more
Yes campaigners accused of 'politicising' SA First Nations sports carnival
The event's organisers confirmed that Yes campaigners and the local regional dialogue group for the Uluru Statement From the Heart had paid to operate a stall at the carnival, following requests from some community members. But some attendees say they want the carnival to be "politics-free". ⌘ Read more
When John sold his business, he added a contract clause to protect his beloved Pies signage
Tasmanian man John Howard might be the state's most visibly devoted Collingwood fan. In 2010, he painted a dedication to the team on the roof of his business — and when he moved on, he made sure it was there to stay. ⌘ Read more
When a police officer heard rumours about a fellow cop abusing kids, he raised the alarm. Nothing was done for 10 years
An independent investigation should be conducted into Tasmania Police's handling of child sexual abuse allegations against a former senior officer who was given a police funeral, the Greens say. ⌘ Read more
Christine is a 'kuyu pungu' or master tracker but she worries the ancient skill is dying out
In the Central Desert, Aboriginal master trackers fear their ancient knowledge of the landscape could be lost forever as fewer young people spend time on country, but a new program hopes to keep the traditional skill alive. ⌘ Read more
China was Australia's most lucrative inbound tourism market. Are we ready for its return?**
Queensland tourism figures welcome efforts to reignite the China group travel market but warn there are still challenges to overcome before visitors return en masse. ⌘ Read more
Pub offers bar tab reward for information over Robin Hood tree loss
A man in his sixties has become the second person arrested in the investigation of the deliberate felling of a tree beside Hadrian's Wall in northern England. ⌘ Read more
The capture of a quoll thought to have been extinct in South Australia stunned conservationists. Are there more?**
The discovery of a spotted-tail quoll in South Australia this week was the first in 130 years, but a researcher suspects it may not be alone, with hopes a small population has been happily existing undetected. ⌘ Read more
Busby Marou never talk about political topics — but this subject is different
While the musical duo has previously been apolitical, they say anxiety around the upcoming Voice to Parliament referendum has prompted them to speak out. ⌘ Read more
'Rome has been burning for quite some time': Former Rugby Australia boss calls for review
With the Wallabies' Rugby World Cup hopes hanging by a thread, a former Rugby Australia chairman and Super Rugby chief say the sport needs an urgent review. But Rugby Australian says action is what's needed. ⌘ Read more
Fake news and foreign interference: How Voice to Parliament is playing out on Musk's X
Former Twitter executive Yoel Roth, who was responsible for policing misinformation on the platform, has warned Elon Musk's X is increasingly vulnerable to foreign governments and extremists trying to influence the Voice to Parliament referendum. ⌘ Read more
His last fight resulted in him eating through a straw for months — now Jai Opetaia is back in the ring to defend his world titles
Jai Opetaia stunned the boxing world with a brave, bloody victory over Mairis Briedis last July. Now, 14 months down the line, he's back, putting his world titles on the line against the dangerous Englishman Jordan Thompson at Wembley. ⌘ Read more
Petrol prices are soaring across the nation, forcing people like Shouvojit to make some tough calls
Fuel prices have increased since July to well above $2 per litre, and they could keep climbing. With everyday life expenses rising across the board, commuters are having to make tough decisions. ⌘ Read more
A neo-Nazi terrorist shaped my childhood. Decades later, I decided to track him down
Crispian Chan was eight when his family's Chinese restaurant was firebombed by a neo-Nazi group. As an adult, he set out to track their leader down. ⌘ Read more
Police arrest suspect in 1996 shooting of US rapper Tupac Shakur
One of the last living witnesses to the fatal drive-by shooting of rapper Tupac Shakur is charged with murder, a long-awaited break in a case that has frustrated investigators and fascinated the public ever since the hip-hop icon was gunned down on the Las Vegas Strip 27 years ago. ⌘ Read more
'Nothing about us, without us': How the disability community is responding to the royal commission report
The disability royal commission's report has been described by advocates as a turning point towards a fully inclusive and de-segregated Australia — but they warn the recommendations must be acted on. ⌘ Read more
The AFL grand final has finally arrived — here's all you need to know
It's time for the AFL's biggest game of the year, as Collingwood and Brisbane meet in the grand final at the MCG. Here's everything you need to know. ⌘ Read more
Jacinda Ardern is gone and now NZ will pick between two men named Chris
New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins is fighting for his party's survival as the country heads to the polls on October 14. ⌘ Read more
A string of bodies featuring black fingernails may have uncovered Thailand's worst serial killer
Investigators looking into the poisoning of a woman on a pier unearthed a string of other crimes connected with "Am Cyanide". This is how Thailand's worst suspected serial killer was brought undone. ⌘ Read more
There's another question at the heart of the Voice debate: Can love ever win in war?**
As Australians prepare to deliver their answer to the referendum question on October 14, there is another question playing out between the two campaigns vying for your vote, writes Dana Morse. ⌘ Read more
Long-serving US Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein dies age 90
Dianne Feinstein — a long-serving Democratic US senator and gun control advocate who spearheaded the first federal assault weapons ban — has died at 90, US media report. ⌘ Read more
Dutch prosecutors had warned of Rotterdam suspect's 'psychotic behaviour' before alleged shootings
Dutch prosecutors have confirmed they were concerned enough about the 'psychotic behaviour' of a medical student now suspected of shooting three people dead in Rotterdam that they had sent a warning letter to the university hospital. ⌘ Read more
At least 52 killed and scores injured in Pakistan suicide bombing
A suicide bombing at a religious gathering in southwest Pakistan has killed at least 52 people and injured more than 50, local authorities say. ⌘ Read more
Three people hospitalised after Brisbane stabbing
A crime scene has been established south-west of Brisbane and two people have been arrested. ⌘ Read more
'Slapped the devil out of him': Former Kenyan politician sentenced for killing three-year-old son
A former Kenyan presidential candidate who killed his three-year-old son north of Brisbane in 2014, thinking he was possessed by aliens, has been sentenced. ⌘ Read more
Driver 'tormented' over brief lack of attention that turned birthday ride to crash tragedy
There was nothing more a father and daughter could do when a car performed a U-turn in front of them as they rode along the Bruce Highway, a court has heard. ⌘ Read more
The disability royal commission is over and the recommendations are in. Here's what you need to know
After four-and-a-half years of horrific evidence, Australia's biggest-ever investigation into the treatment of people with disability has dropped its final report. Here are the main takeaways. ⌘ Read more
Worlds largest bicycle component manufacturer issues global review of part after widespread reports of malfunction
At least 2.8 million cranksets globally are set to be the subject of an inspection and review program launched this week by Shimano, the largest manufacturer of bicycle components in the world. ⌘ Read more
Fremantle survive Tigers surge, move into AFLW top eight
Surviving a Richmond fightback, the Dockers post a seven-point win over the Tigers to force their way back into the AFLW top eight. ⌘ Read more
Hindmarsh Stadium chief sacked following Victory fan ban bungle
The Adelaide stadium executive stood down after a decision to ban Melbourne Victory fans from the venue — a move that was subsequently overturned — has now been sacked. ⌘ Read more
Indigenous health institute dismayed by 'misleading' funding claims in Voice debate
The Lowitja Institute's chair has expressed alarm over "misleading" claims about Indigenous funding being circulated in the lead-up to the national Voice to Parliament referendum. ⌘ Read more
Midwives in regional SA town face lack of support, outdated facilities, report finds
The review was commissioned by the South Australian government after the Whyalla Hospital was had to suspend its birthing service due to a lack of staff, forcing patients to travel to Adelaide or Port Augusta to give birth. ⌘ Read more
Koori Knockout a 'modern-day corroboree' drawing thousands to NSW for Indigenous rugby league showcase
The huge Central Coast gathering, which is in its 51st year, comes as the nation prepares to vote on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament, but organisers are keen to keep the focus on the footy as communities use the opportunity to connect. ⌘ Read more
Queensland Supreme Court issues injuction in Toowoomba rape case
A Supreme Court judge has ordered that the identity of a high-profile man charged with two counts of rape remain a secret for now. ⌘ Read more
New list of blocked domains revealed in fight against 'rampant' copyright infringement
Australia’s Federal Court has ordered the blocking of an updated set of domains for copyright infringement in a continuation of the battle over online piracy. ⌘ Read more
'Power imbalance' stopped female inmates from reporting prison officer's sexual abuse, inquiry told
A special commission of inquiry is looking at what Corrective Services NSW staff, or prison management, knew about the offending of senior prison guard, Wayne Gregory Astill. ⌘ Read more
Tasmanian Attorney-General Elise Archer quits amid bullying allegations
Attorney-General Elise Archer resigns from cabinet and parliament, following allegations she engaged in bullying and inappropriate behaviour. ⌘ Read more
Emotional support alligator denied entry to baseball stadium
A fan is refused entry to a baseball game in Philadelphia after officials refuse to allow his emotional support animal — an alligator named WallyGator — into the ballpark. ⌘ Read more
'I have no regrets': Ellyse Perry reflects on decision to pick cricket over football
As a 16-year-old dual international, Ellyse Perry had the choice between cricket and football. As time went on she eventually picked cricket, but after watching the incredible FIFA Women's World Cup, does she have any regrets? ⌘ Read more
Real estate agent Suzi Milgate issued with trespass notices over crepe attack on NT chief minister
The notices mean Ms Milgate is now banned from entering any NT electoral offices, a breach of which could see her face further legal action. ⌘ Read more
Man accused of trying to murder sister of teal MP Kate Chaney in axe attack faces court
The 55-year-old man has appeared in court accused of attempting to murder the sister of sister of federal MP Kate Chaney at the medical practice where she worked. ⌘ Read more
Clothes and tyres driving plastic presence in SA waterways
The presence of microplastics in South Australia's waterways is largely due to fibres from synthetic clothing — and particles from tyres — entering rivers, creeks and the ocean, researchers say. ⌘ Read more
Trial of new technology to allow Perth commuters to use phones to tag on to public transport
Perth commuters are one step closer to being able to tag on to public transport with their phones, as Transperth begins to slowly roll out technology it first mooted six years ago. ⌘ Read more
'Severe' risk posed by Peter van de Wetering mitigated with indefinite prison sentence
A man who lured a German backpacker to a remote farm with a fake job advert before drugging, restraining and raping her will remain behind bars. ⌘ Read more
Teenage father avoids conviction in baby neglect case
A magistrate said the then 15-year-old had not intended to cause harm when he shook or forcibly threw his baby, but had been reckless. ⌘ Read more
Court rejects Donald Trump's bid to delay latest civil trial in New York court
The ruling has opened the way for a non-jury trial to begin on Monday that could force the former US president to give up prized New York properties. ⌘ Read more
Monday is a public holiday, but only for some states and a territory
The October long weekend is a welcome break for many Australians – but not everyone gets to enjoy it. Here's who gets a public holiday on Monday. ⌘ Read more
Capping fees, changing definition of spouse proposed for Queensland inheritance law reform
The Queensland government has floated a range of possible changes to the state's Succession Act in a bid to make the laws contemporary and effective for modern society. ⌘ Read more
Michael Gambon achieved an incredible amount before he put his stamp on Harry Potter
Before Harry Potter, the veteran actor made his mark in stage dramas, satirical comedies and crime films. ⌘ Read more
Trailblazing painter June Boase Weller exhibition celebrates her 80 years in the arts
From designing wrapping paper for department store giant Myer to pioneering art therapy at a Melbourne hospital and adopting digital art, landscape painter June Boase Weller has dedicated a lifetime to the arts. ⌘ Read more
Australian government welcomes China reprieve on hay exports
Growers can now make hay while the sun shines after China lifted its two-year ban on hay exports. ⌘ Read more
Sterilisation, contraception considered for koala population damaging Kangaroo Island
Tourists love them but koalas are not native to the island off South Australia, and there is concern the environment cannot support them. ⌘ Read more
Thousands of supporters flock to Melbourne as AFL grand final parade returns to dry land
This year's grand final parade, which has drawn thousands of Brisbane Lions and Collingwood Magpies supporters into the precinct surrounding the MCG, has returned to dry land after last year's event made its way down the Yarra on boats. ⌘ Read more
Think you're a football fan? Meet a Queenslander with a real-life lion and bronco
While the sunshine state has jumped on the Brisbane Lions' bandwagon this week, zoo owner Stephanie Robinson has been tending to her own pride. And after work, it's off to the horse paddock to see her broncos. ⌘ Read more
Disability royal commission hands down final report with 222 recommendations for change
After an inquiry lasting four-and-a-half-years, the royal commission makes 222 recommendations for change and says "social transformation" is needed to improve the lives of people with disability. ⌘ Read more
This golfer hit a hole in one in a par four at the Ryder Cup — here's why it didn't count
European golfer Viktor Hovland got the Ryder Cup weekend off to a superb start with a rare hole in one — the problem was, it came a day early and wasn't even really a hole in one. ⌘ Read more
Migrants rescued from truck in France after panicked phone call with British journalist
How a distressed call with a British journalist led to the rescue of six migrant women in the back of a truck bound for Italy. ⌘ Read more
Gun disguised as marker pen and homemade machine gun seized by Perth detectives
A homemade machine gun and another weapon disguised as a marker pen are among items seized by police in Perth during separate raids on outlaw motorcycle gang members. ⌘ Read more
Fury after firefighters pelted with rocks while seeking cover in a broken-down truck
A strange and violent end to a bin fire inflames a row over what NSW firefighters say are "band-aid" fixes to an ageing truck fleet. ⌘ Read more
Truckies' sun visors under scrutiny after worker hit and killed at roadhouse
An inquest into the death of a truck driver in WA's north has pointed to the dangers of non-regulation windscreen visors inside heavy vehicles. ⌘ Read more
Police officers killed in Wieambilla ambush to be honoured at national memorial
Constables Rachel McCrow and Matthew Arnold will be added to the National Police Memorial in Canberra. ⌘ Read more
Australia's love affair with eggs causes headaches as farmers push to expand
West Australian egg farmers say they have an added challenge when it comes to boosting supply amid a national shortage. ⌘ Read more
Ahead of yet another grand final, we look at the five games that defined Penrith's NRL dynasty
Over the past four seasons, the Panthers have won NRL games just about every way a team can. Nick Campton looks at the five matches that best sum up their unprecedented dominance. ⌘ Read more
How Collingwood Magpies and Brisbane Lions can win the AFL grand final
Brisbane has been Collingwood's bogey team, winning its last six against the Magpies. But grand final day, at the Lions' bogey ground the MCG, with 100,000 supporters heavily skewed towards the black and white, might be a different prospect. ⌘ Read more
Australian Defence Force MRH-90 Taipan helicopters involved in fatal defence crash retired early
The Australian Defence Force's MRH-90 Taipan helicopters, which were involved in the fatal military training exercise in the Whitsundays, have been retired early. ⌘ Read more
Mystery of tiny ducks planted throughout Brisbane solved as mastermind's identity is revealed
Year 7 student Flynn Goddard has created a following by tucking plastic ducks away in nooks and crannies all over Brisbane. ⌘ Read more
Live: Australian markets to rise, as US regulator sues Tesla for 'racial harassment and retaliation'
The US version of Fair Work has launched a lawsuit against Elon Musk's Tesla, accusing the electric car and battery giant of "widespread and ongoing racial harassment of its Black employees". Read all about today's business news on our live blog. ⌘ Read more
Woodside Scarborough gas ruling could have 'ripple effect' on Australian economy
Australia's reputation among international investors is on the line after the Scarborough gas project suffered a major legal blow, but it could pave the way for better consultation with traditional owners. ⌘ Read more
Abbie died from an eating disorder. Her friend Zoe watched her 'disappearing' in front of her
Zoe Nolan remembers how quickly her close friend Abbie White's health deteriorated while they were both battling eating disorders. ⌘ Read more
Live: Court rejects Donald Trump's bid to delay trial in wake of fraud ruling. The latest news with The Loop
This morning's news, as it happens. ⌘ Read more
Weekly news quiz: Another Wallabies defeat, Taylor Swift's new romance rumours, and a premier resigns
Have you been paying attention this week? Time to find out. ⌘ Read more
Five of Sir Michael Gambon's most memorable scenes as Professor Dumbledore
Sir Michael Gambon who played Professor Dumbledore has died aged 82. Here's five memorable moments from his time as the Hogwarts professor. ⌘ Read more
Reckon you're a bit of an AFL or NRL grand final buff? Prove it with our GF weekend quiz
How well do you remember the season gone by, and can you recall some other history-making grand final moments? Give our quiz a crack and see if your answers are worthy of a premiership. ⌘ Read more
This Indigenous community has long been divided and the Voice is widening the rift
The former chair of ATSIC and the former head of Victoria's Aboriginal community at Framlingham share a bloodline and a community, but they remain firmly divided on the Voice to Parliament. ⌘ Read more
Get ready Australia, daylight saving is about to start. Here's your pocket guide
Here's your quick pocket guide on daylight saving as Australia comes into the warmer months. ⌘ Read more
Two dead after crash in outback Queensland, police search for possible missing passenger
Two survivors are in hospital and police are searching the area for a fifth person who may have been in the vehicle. ⌘ Read more
Messy, tense and heated. What unfolded inside caucus
The fiery meeting that forced Ben Carroll to back down. ⌘ Read more
Public warned as cryptosporidiosis outbreak hits regional Queensland city
Queensland Health investigates a highly infectious disease outbreak in Gladstone, caused by the microscopic cryptosporidium parasite. ⌘ Read more
Another one bites the dust: Labor's national leader's border depleted again
Just two months ago, two of the strongest Labor leaders in recent history were solidly ensconced in WA and Victoria. They've now walked away. ⌘ Read more
Little Menasheh survived life-saving open heart surgery at just 16 days old
Menasheh was born almost eight weeks premature, weighing just 1,524g — the tiniest baby ever to undergo open heart surgery at the Queensland Children's Hospital. ⌘ Read more
Farmers say live export ban will jeopardise trade relationship as prices continue to fall
As sheep prices continue to plummet across the country, more than 20 agricultural organisations have co-signed a letter to the prime minister, urging the government not to ban live exports of the animal. ⌘ Read more
Farmers say shelving a road tunnel through the Blue Mountains could lead to higher food prices
The 11km tunnel would ease transport costs, saving trucks from traffic lights, congestion and frequent crashes, farmers say. ⌘ Read more
The last supermoon of 2023 will rise tonight. How to see the Harvest Moon and what to look out for the rest of the year
Our skies have been graced by four supermoons in 2023, including a rare blue moon  where two full moons appear in a single month. ⌘ Read more
This behavioural scientist says the key to better habits is more celebrations and less abstractions
If you're trying to change bad habits at work or home, this expert says ignore the traditional approaches to changing behaviour. ⌘ Read more
'Land was stolen, our language started to die': Māori New Zealand's message to Australia on Treaty
Aotearoa New Zealand has had a treaty in place for almost two centuries but it wasn't until the 1970s that it was truly honoured. So what happened? ⌘ Read more
Multiple casualties in Rotterdam shooting
Police in Rotterdam say there have been multiple casualties at a home and a university hospital campus after a person opened fire at both locations. ⌘ Read more