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Prime minister refuses to say whether he raised Chinese Navy's harm of ADF divers with Xi Jinping
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will not say what he raised with Chinese leader Xi Jinping at their meeting last week, days after the Chinese Navy used "dangerous" sonar pulses that harmed Australian defence personnel ⌘ Read more
Truck stowaway 'lucky to be alive' after travelling nearly 400km on metal racks beneath B-double
A 43-year-old man who tried to save money on a 40-kilometre taxi ride has instead ended up 390km away after climbing onto metal racks beneath a B-double trailer that didn't stop where he thought it would. ⌘ Read more
Former minister Alan Tudge gives evidence at businessman's foreign interference trial
Alan Tudge tells the trial of Di Sanh Duong he hoped to get positive media coverage when he helped facilitate a donation from the businessman to a hospital. The seemingly innocent event placed the former federal minister in the middle of a foreign interference investigation. ⌘ Read more
Man accused of killing SA Police Commissioner's son in alleged hit-and-run crash granted bail
Dhirren Randhawa is facing multiple charges including causing death by dangerous driving after Charlie Stevens was fatally struck by a car that allegedly did not stop at Goolwa Beach. ⌘ Read more
Perth father to serve 24 years for 'horrific, distressing' child abuse 'of the worst category'
As the girl's family watched on in court, her father was sentenced to a lengthy period in prison for "horrific" offences the judge says she has never seen before. WARNING: This story contains upsetting details. ⌘ Read more
With blurry eyes and high hopes, Indian cricket fans in Australia take roller-coaster ride in World Cup final
From couch experts to the casual fan, hundreds of thousands of Indian team supporters in Australia burned the midnight oil as they watched TV coverage of the World Cup final, experiencing mixed emotions as Pat Cummins side lifted the trophy in Ahmedabad. ⌘ Read more
Nat Bass comes out, The Crown tackles Diana's last days and Blak artist makes Paris debut
From André 3000's first album in 17 years to TikTok's dreamboat comedian landing a Netflix special and a Rogue Trader coming out, it's easy to miss some of the week's biggest entertainment news — but we've got you covered. ⌘ Read more
Outback women strip off for 'Tits out for the girls' photo shoot to call for better breast screening services
Three woman diagnosed with breast cancer in a small Western Australian town are among those calling for more screening as more than 100 strip off their shirts in a statement of solidarity. ⌘ Read more
Kelly Bayer Rosmarin's fate at Optus was sealed well before her resignation was public knowledge
Kelly Bayer Rosmarin was highly regarded as a corporate warrior after surviving last year's cyber attack fallout, but her fate at Optus was decided earlier than Monday morning's announcement, writes Peter Ryan. ⌘ Read more
Sydney United included in National Second Division to launch in 2025
Sydney United were punished after some fans were caught last year performing Nazi salutes, waving flags, and chanting slogans associated with the Croatian fascist movement. ⌘ Read more
Thousands more serious crime cases reviewed as findings into Queensland DNA lab revealed
Thousands of serious crime and sexual assault cases were reviewed as part of a second inquiry into Queensland's forensic DNA lab. Follow the live updates. ⌘ Read more
Queensland teacher accused of hundreds of child exploitation offences denied bail
A Queensland state school teacher has been refused bail, accused of more than 200 child exploitation offences. He was arrested last week but a court has heard investigations have uncovered further alleged offences. ⌘ Read more
More gas from rotting organic waste to be turned into power for Canberra homes
Renewable energy generated from methane produced by Canberra's Mugga Lane landfill is expected to power 10,800 homes and further cut greenhouse gas emissions under an expanded capture project. ⌘ Read more
Military warships use sonar for tracking underwater targets. But how dangerous is it to humans?**
Australian naval personnel have sustained minor injuries to their ears after being subjected to sonar pulses from a Chinese warship. Here's what you need to know about the technology. ⌘ Read more
Doomsday prepper jailed for 'serious arsenal' of guns, ammunition and explosives
A Victorian man with an "unusual and unhealthy interest" in doomsday prepping is sentenced to more than two years in prison after police found weapons, ammunition, explosives and body armour hidden in his property on the outskirts of Melbourne. ⌘ Read more
'This is all about money and control': Ousted rugby boss claims to be victim of 'smear' campaign
Hamish McLennan believes his axing as Rugby Australia chairman will create further division in the fractured sport. ⌘ Read more
Officer shot dead to be honoured at police funeral, but no charges yet laid against alleged shooter
The family of the officer shot dead at an SA regional property last week has accepted an offer of a state-supported police funeral, while buildings and landmarks across Adelaide will be illuminated with blue light. ⌘ Read more
AC/DC drummer to sell memorabilia to raise funds for breast cancer
Phil Rudd is set to sell AC/DC memorabilia, a drum kit and a sports car and give the proceeds to charity in honour of his best friend. ⌘ Read more
These six charts show the scale of human loss in the Israel-Gaza war
Thousands more people have reportedly been killed in the Israel-Gaza war in the past month than during the conflict over the past 15 years. ⌘ Read more
Peerless Djokovic wins record 7th ATP Finals title, beating local favourite Jannik Sinner in Turin
Novak Djokovic shows he's still top of the tennis world, breaking Roger Federer's record with a seventh ATP Finals title by beating Italian home favourite Jannik Sinner in Turin. ⌘ Read more
Optus CEO resigns in wake of nationwide outage
Optus chief executive officer Kelly Bayer Rosmarin resigns in the wake of November 8's nationwide outage. ⌘ Read more
Stunning Foord goal helps keep Arsenal in touch of Chelsea in the Women's Super League
Matildas star Caitlin Foord scores a goal from outside the box as Arsenal stays within reaching distance of Sam Kerr's Chelsea. ⌘ Read more
Man facing murder charge after 63-year-old woman found dead in Perth's south-east
Homicide detectives charge a 25-year-old man with the alleged murder of a 63-year-old woman in the Perth suburb of Beckenham on the weekend. ⌘ Read more
'It paid off': How Australia's use of risk and reward proved a World-Cup-winning strategy
There was a risk to the way Australia went about attacking this World Cup, but in the end it paid off — and it did so in the grandest way possible. ⌘ Read more
Live: ASX set for modest gains, oil prices rebound from recent lows
The Australian share market is set to follow Wall Street higher as retailers on both sides of the Pacific gear up for Black Friday sales. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. ⌘ Read more
Fears skilled migrant visa changes creating workforce shortage worse than during pandemic
Hafeez Ullah has not had a single application for the chef jobs he advertised in regional South Australia after the federal government cut skilled migration numbers and the state government cut a stream for migrants to move outside Adelaide. ⌘ Read more
Victorian country footballers hoping their AFL dreams can come true at draft
Some of the countryside's best young Aussie rules footballers will be hoping their dreams can become reality when the 2023 AFL Draft gets underway tonight in Melbourne. ⌘ Read more
A few 'hiccups' or complete chaos? Perth's big rail shutdown begins and this is everything you need to know
Major construction work across Perth's south-east rail and road networks begins, with the daily commutes of about 10,000 passengers set to be affected for up to 18 months. ⌘ Read more
AFL draft: When it is, how to follow and who will be number one pick?**
The AFL draft has arrived, with intrigue and drama expected as a new group of young stars hit the league. Here's when it is, how to follow it and who is expected to be taken with the number one pick. ⌘ Read more
Man charged with murder after woman found dead inside Adelaide home
A 40-year-old man has been arrested and charged with murdering a woman in Adelaide's south last night. ⌘ Read more
As funding gaps widen between public and private education, advocates fear kids are 'falling through the cracks'
A new report reveals the extent of the funding gap between public and private schools over the next five years, with Tasmanian public schools underfunded by $118 million this year alone. ⌘ Read more
Kimberley pastoral company faces allegations of mass animal cruelty, unlawful waste disposal
Industry members say a pastoral company's negligence led to the deaths of hundreds of cattle and the dumping of abattoir waste in an unfenced paddock that other cattle have access to. ⌘ Read more
Former first lady Rosalynn Carter, longtime wife of Jimmy Carter, dies aged 96
Former US first lady Rosalynn Carter, who was married to president Jimmy Carter for 77 years, dies. ⌘ Read more
Live: Israel releases images of what it says is a Hamas tunnel beneath Al-Shifa Hospital
Israel releases images of what it says is a Hamas tunnel beneath Al-Shifa hospital complex. Hamas has always denied using the hospital as a command and control centre. Follow live. ⌘ Read more
How Russia's secret service took control of the country's top office
It was 1999, and Vladimir Putin was the last man standing of three candidates put forward to be the country's next president. People laughed at him but, when buildings in Moscow started getting blown up, everything changed. ⌘ Read more
Rural and Indigenous health to take centre stage under new emergency medicine president
One of Australia's leading emergency doctors will head the Australasian College of Emergency Medicine, making history as the first rural physician in the top job. ⌘ Read more
In Queensland, 51 out of 77 councils do not have fluoridated water. Dentists say that's a 'failure of the public health system''
In 2023, about 90 per cent of Australians can access fluoridated water — but only 72 per cent of Queenslanders do. ⌘ Read more
Made homeless by record flooding, families still returning home 12 months on
Lisa McFayden spent 10 months living on friend's couches after her home was inundated. After struggling to cope with the displacement from her home, she says improvements must be made to flood monitoring. ⌘ Read more
Live: Four potential names for Australia's first Moon rover to be announced, ahead of public vote
The Australian Space Agency will reveal four potential names for the country's first Moon rover, as part of a national competition. ⌘ Read more
Victoria's runaway road toll stirs traumatic memories for two families 60 years after tragedy
As the state grapples with the most road deaths for the year since 2008, a woman in her 60s recalls the shocking moment that devastated two families six decades ago and the awful legacy of road trauma. ⌘ Read more
Safety of people with disabilities should be considered in e-scooter debate
As the future of e-scooters is considered in South Australia, consideration should be given to the safety of people living with disabilities, Bethany Cody writes in this special report. ⌘ Read more
A doctor told Elly-May Barnes to go home and take painkillers. Now she's a cabaret artist
Elly-May Barnes, the youngest daughter of rock legend Jimmy Barnes, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy as a toddler. Now the 34-year-old is a solo cabaret artist and disability advocate. ⌘ Read more
One of the most complicated underground interchanges ever built will soon open to Sydney drivers
While the Rozelle Interchange is set to open on schedule, there has been plenty of controversy along the way. ⌘ Read more
One woman's cosmetic surgery 'hell' points to a national problem
Rowah Kaddour still has nightmares about the putrid smell of rotting skin emanating from her abdomen after undergoing cosmetic surgery that went horribly wrong, writes Adele Ferguson. ⌘ Read more
Five quick hits: Cummins's big call and Travis Head's 'phenomenal' catch
Pat Cummins's canny captaincy and Travis Head's miraculous catch — here's the five quick hits that explain how Australia stunned India to win the Cricket World Cup final ⌘ Read more
50 years ago, 12 men, two monkeys and a couple of cats survived six months on three rafts traversing the Pacific Ocean
The crew survived what became the world's longest raft journey across 14,000 kilometres from Ecuador to the NSW North Coast. ⌘ Read more
This GP is considering closing her clinic due to a lack of doctors. She says one thing could fix that
The only GP clinic in a town just outside Melbourne is facing possible closure because it does not have enough doctors. Advocates say it's an example of an urgent national crisis. ⌘ Read more
Autistic drivers in legal limbo depending where they live after new licence standards quietly introduced
Thousands of autistic drivers could find their Australian licences are in legal limbo due to changes quietly made last year to the national standards that govern who is considered fit to drive. ⌘ Read more
Australian man fighting with Ukraine killed in Russian artillery strike
An Australian veteran is among several foreign soldiers killed by a Russian artillery strike during recent intense fighting in eastern Ukraine. ⌘ Read more
Job ads dive in Australia's most populous states, while applications surge, reports Seek
Job ads are down nearly 20 per cent over the past year, following a slump in October driven by hospitality and retail, indicating many businesses are bracing for a quiet summer. ⌘ Read more
Ukrainian army says it is advancing at Dnipro river as drones target Kyiv
The Ukrainian army says it has pushed Russian forces back "three to eight kilometres" from the banks of Dnipro river in what could be an important gain for the nation's counter-offensive. ⌘ Read more
Israel-Gaza updates: Premature babies evacuated from Al-Shifa and on their way to Egypt
Thirty-one premature babies, who have been trapped in Gaza's largest hospital, will be transported to Egypt according to the Palestinian Red Crescent. ⌘ Read more
Hamish McLennan quits Rugby Australia board after losing chairman vote
Rugby Australia chairman Hamish McLennan has been ousted following an extraordinary late-night board meeting. ⌘ Read more
Trainee surf lifesaving teenagers on boogie boards save six people in flash rip on beach
George Griffin, 12, said he and his friends were "pretty scared" at first, but used their surf life saving training to save two teenage girls, and a mother and her three children, from the waves on Saturday — the second rescue by teens at Kiama within days. ⌘ Read more
Hooray! The results for the Biggest Little Bluey Countdown are in
We asked you to vote for your favourite episode in the Biggest Little Bluey Countdown and Biscuits! Here's your favourites. ⌘ Read more
'Send them my regards': Verstappen makes snark remark before comeback win in Vegas
Max Verstappen survives a penalty and a damaged front wing to claim the maiden Las Vegas Grand Prix, Red Bull's 20th victory this season. ⌘ Read more
Live: Australia meets hosts India in the Cricket World Cup final
Australia takes on hosts India, and the fast majority of a 130,000 sell out crowd at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Follow all the updates in our live blog. ⌘ Read more
What does it mean to be asexual?**
In recent years, we've seen a burgeoning social movement for the acceptance of asexuality. Despite this, it remains widely misunderstood, writes Jennifer Power. ⌘ Read more
Giant wind turbine blades take the long road to inland WA lithium mine
The first of 15 gigantic blades, which will make up five wind turbines, left Geraldton Port today on a 700km journey inland to a $951 million lithium mine being built in WA's northern Goldfields. ⌘ Read more
Demons' premiership defence over as Cats hold on in thrilling AFLW semifinal
Reigning premiers Melbourne are knocked out of the AFLW finals in straight sets as Geelong hang on to a thrilling five-point win and a preliminary final berth. ⌘ Read more
Newcastle Jets fans welcome home Matildas star Emily Van Egmond
It has only been two years since she last donned her home colours, but she said starting her sixth stint at the Newcastle Jets is as special as it has ever been. ⌘ Read more
8,000 residents and the only pub's a burnt-out ruin. And the locals are sick of the sight of it
Once an impressive and stylish regional Victorian venue, fire destroyed Robinvale's only hotel in 2015 and it has sat derelict in the centre of town since. It's high time that changed, say residents. ⌘ Read more
'Knock that down': NSW building regulator to get more powers to stop developer defects
Builders who don't follow the rules will be "chased out of town", the building commissioner says, under new laws set to pass this week. ⌘ Read more
'Tribute trees' take shape in Daylesford two weeks on from outdoor dining area tragedy
The Daylesford community has united to craft colourful tributes honouring those impacted by a deadly crash in an outdoor dining area at the Royal Daylesford Hotel earlier this month, killing five people. ⌘ Read more
Emergency services responding to reports of aircraft crash in water off Victoria's Mornington Peninsula
At least four helicopters, including police and air ambulance, are searching the area in Port Phillip Bay as they respond to reports of a crashed aircraft. ⌘ Read more
Unlocking the potential of e-bikes and scooters with calls to extend subsidies beyond cars
Across Australia, state and federal governments are offering an array of subsidies, tax breaks and discounts on fees such as registration for electric vehicles. In WA, a rebate of $3,500 is available to buyers of eligible zero-emission cars, but some suggest this support should be extended to two-wheeled EVs. ⌘ Read more
Country police officer praised for 'heroic' act during deadly SA police shooting
Two police officers who rendered assistance after their fellow officer was allegedly shot and killed in regional South Australia have been described as "heroic". ⌘ Read more
Impostor syndrome, lack of time among the challenges women face as writers — but these can be overcome
The director of a writers' festival in Australia says it's time women stopped apologising for being writers — and she suggests writing in your car if that's the only time you have. ⌘ Read more
At age three, Joshua was misdiagnosed as deaf. Now a choir is helping him to find his voice
A choir for people living with disability or mental illness has changed the life of Elvis mega fan Joshua Clarke. ⌘ Read more
Thousands rally for ceasefire in Gaza, hundreds call for release of Israeli hostages
Thousands of people take to Australian streets for the sixth-straight week, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, while pro-Israeli events are rallying for the release of hostages. ⌘ Read more
Akubra owners tip their hats to billionaire 'Twiggy' Forrest after selling him iconic hat brand
The family that's made the iconic headwear for 147 years says a promise by mining magnates Andrew and Nicola Forrest to keep the brand in Australian hands convinced them to sell. ⌘ Read more
Indigenous rangers team up with scientists for project SpaceCows, the next frontier in feral pest control
First Nations rangers and the CSIRO embark on a groundbreaking, space-based surveillance project to track and manage 1,000 wild bovine in remote northern Australia. ⌘ Read more
Older women in good company as 'tag-alongs' for annual Rolling Solo event
These women have not lost their passion for travel and have found a way to create friendships while on the road without a partner. ⌘ Read more
'I want to remember it': Schoolies subdued on first night of annual celebrations
Schoolies on the Gold Coast — once synonymous with drunken debauchery — takes a wholesome turn, with fewer school-leavers writing themselves off, even on the historically wild first night of celebrations. ⌘ Read more
Shanul used to sing in a heavy metal band. He's now dazzling audiences at the opera
While growing up in India, Shanul Sharma was teased by classmates for his high-pitched voice. After a brief stint in heavy metal, he's now using that voice to star in opera performances across the world. ⌘ Read more
When kids want to catch fish but have no-one to teach them, who can pass on the knowledge?**
Know how to bait a lure and sweep a line? In regional Victoria, teenagers want mentors to teach them how to do it. ⌘ Read more
Government facing the prospect of more people being released from immigration detention
The federal government expects it will have to do more to overhaul Australia's immigration detention system after a High Court ruling prompted the release of 93 people, including murderers and sex offenders, from immigration detention. ⌘ Read more
'Forever in our hearts': Tributes flow for Charlie Stevens as police upgrade charges against alleged hit-and-run driver
SA Police has upgraded charges against a man in an alleged hit-and-run crash that killed Police Commissioner Grant Stevens's son at schoolies celebrations on Friday night, as his family, school and football clubs pay tribute to him. ⌘ Read more
Lawn bowlers fear 2032 Olympics will force out century-old clubs
Works for the Olympics have already claimed a historic school in Brisbane. Now some residents in regional Queensland are anxious their beloved 123-year-old sports club is under threat. ⌘ Read more
Sam Kerr turns provider in WSL as Lauren James steals Chelsea show against Liverpool
Sam Kerr is heavily involved with Chelsea's goals but doesn't find the target herself for once as Lauren James sinks Liverpool with a WSL hat-trick. ⌘ Read more
'I loved each and every one of you': Woman erases millions in medical debt after cancer death
Casey McIntyre tells social media followers in a posthumous message she arranged to buy the medical debt of others as a way of celebrating her life. ⌘ Read more
Record $3.3m church abuse payout could bring more survivors forward, lawyers say
The case brought by the victim of a notorious paedophile priest marked the first time a civil trial against the Catholic Church was heard by a jury, with a lawyer suggesting the high payout awarded served as a "warning shot" across the bow of institutions. ⌘ Read more
Bee swarms on the rise as weather warms, but impact of varroa mite predicted to reduce swam frequency
A good spring and plenty of food have increased the number of bees looking to establish new colonies, but as varroa mite moves through the region it could drastically reduce feral bee swarms. ⌘ Read more
Addison dreams of competing in the Olympics. But she trains on a patch of grass that isn't a flat
With a lack of resources in the regions, local aspiring athletes are faced with the prospect of having to leave their home towns to chase their dreams. ⌘ Read more
At $14 each, price is 'no barrier' for Aussie mangoes in the US
It takes two weeks for these Aussie mangoes to go from a farm to a US supermarket shelf. But for Manbulloo Mangoes it's been worth it. ⌘ Read more
Indian skipper Rohit Sharma hails Australia pre-final as a 'complete side'
Rohit Sharma, India's captain, heaps praise on World Cup final opponents Australia ahead of the decider in Ahmedabad, dismissing the idea they're not a dominant side. ⌘ Read more
A father and daughter school dance saw David McBride sneak back into the country. That's when authorities swooped
Most of the people we follow from the court run away from us. Not him. He stayed and chatted, happy to tell us he did it because he had felt he had to, writes court reporter Elizabeth Byrne. ⌘ Read more
Meet the 'curious and interactive' friends of underwater photographer David Hannan
Underwater photographer David Hannan is on a mission to document the beauty of sea life. Along the way, he's had incredible encounters with some of the ocean's most playful, elusive and curious creatures. ⌘ Read more
A cancer diagnosis put an end to Clare's IVF journey, Now she hopes changes to surrogacy laws can help her become a mum
The ACT government proposes changes to the territory's surrogacy laws, including allowing single people to access surrogacy and removing the requirement for the intended parent to have a genetic connection to the child. ⌘ Read more
Everything you need to know about the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix
Max Verstappen has won the previous five races hosted in the United States, but Las Vegas provides a brand new test for the drivers. ⌘ Read more
Resurgence of illegal fishing 'unacceptable' as fishers say fish stocks are suffering
Commercial fishers operating in Australia's northern waters say illegal fishing activity is rampant, and they "don't bother" fishing in some areas due to the amount of catch being taken illegally. ⌘ Read more
It's the Pacific's 'mini Olympics' — some say it's more like 'a war zone'
Seven years in the making — and hundreds of millions of dollars later — this week Solomon Islands officially plays host to the 2023 Pacific Games, the region's "mini Olympics". But there's many other games going on. ⌘ Read more
'We have lost the data': SpaceX's unmanned rocket explodes minutes after lift-off
About eight minutes into the test mission, a camera view tracking the Starship booster appears to show an explosion. The US Federal Aviation Administration will oversee an investigation. ⌘ Read more
Palestinians evacuate from Al-Shifa, as dozens die in Israeli strike on refugee camp
Most patients, doctors and displaced people have evacuated  Al-Shifa hospital, strikes on a refugee camp, a UN-run school, and residential blocks while Israel signals the expansion of their ground invasion. ⌘ Read more
After years of flood, this impending drought has some worried like never before
Farmers and water security experts question why more have not been done to bolster NSW's drought resilience during years of flood. ⌘ Read more
Dazzling outfits often steal the limelight at any Diwali gathering. Here's your style glossary
New outfits are a must on Diwali as it believed to attract blessings over the new year. An emblem of tradition and culture, we unpack some common ones and exhibit your best looks over this festive season. ⌘ Read more
Would you live in an abandoned house in a ghost town? Japan is giving them away for free
As the population of the Japanese village of Nagoro shrank, many buildings in the town were left abandoned. Tsukimi Ayano is one of the few residents left and has come up with a novel way to populate it — with dolls. ⌘ Read more
Police wrongly took out a family violence order against Bianca. It took seven months and a law degree to get them to back down
Bianca went to Hobart Police Station to report she'd been assaulted, assuming officers would protect her. Instead, they took out a family violence order against her — but perhaps she shouldn't have been so surprised. ⌘ Read more
Fan dies at Taylor Swift concert during Brazil heatwave
A young Brazilian fan of US singer Taylor Swift died in Rio de Janeiro after falling ill inside the sweltering stadium where the superstar's concert was held, amid a record-breaking heat-wave across large swathes of Brazil. ⌘ Read more
Power outages in more than 400 Ukrainian towns and villages after Russian drone attacks
Russia carried out a major drone attack on Ukraine overnight, hitting infrastructure facilities and causing power outages in more than 400 towns and villages. ⌘ Read more