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Notorious paedophile school teacher and football coach Darrell Ray dies with court date looming
Darrell Ray, who sexually abused boys in government schools and at AFL club St Kilda in the 1960s and 70s, was awaiting criminal prosecution on another string of charges. ⌘ Read more
Warnings of eight-hour fire evacuation time for south-west Sydney growth area
The government is being urged to restrict land release in the Wollondilly Shire, especially in light of a report warning of eight-hour evacuation times during bushfires. ⌘ Read more
Taxpayers to subsidise renewable energy projects as government concedes Australia set to miss targets
Within seven years, the government wants 82 per cent of Australia's power to come from renewable sources. Now it is massively expanding a taxpayer-funded scheme to ensure that happens. ⌘ Read more
After patients falsely tested positive to HIV, this COVID vaccine was axed. Now a new version could pave the way to tackle other viruses
Three years after being shelved, a human trial of a Queensland COVID-19 vaccine has shown it is safe and effective — but it's unlikely to be used to tackle the coronavirus any time soon. ⌘ Read more
Film crew rolls into youth justice centre still grappling with security issues after 'riot'
Staff say they can't understand why filming is taking place at the Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre while young people are still at the site, with the facility due to close next month. ⌘ Read more
Clive Palmer's proposed 'carbon neutral' Waratah Coal power plant knocked back for environmental licence
Clive Palmer's company, Waratah Coal, is seeking to build a $3.5 billion, 1,400 megawatt "low emissions" power station on a cattle property in Queensland. ⌘ Read more
Driver Harjit told Uber he had been attacked while working. The rideshare giant barred him from a week's work
Police are investigating reports Uber driver Harjit Singh was assaulted by passengers in Canberra on November 11. ⌘ Read more
Think twice before grabbing your friend's vape. It might not be nicotine
Anecdotal evidence and posts on social media suggest using vapes to consume illegal drugs is becoming more popular. ⌘ Read more
Outback farmers take 'rare opportunity' to harvest crops after major flooding
A year ago their paddocks were under water, but now the McClures are harvesting hectares of oats, having used flooding to their advantage. ⌘ Read more
'Alive with the bodies of rats': Rodents rule the land and sea as plague spreads
Videos show thousands of rats overtaking communities across outback Queensland as residents battle a plague of epic proportions. There are concerns the worst is yet to come. ⌘ Read more
The probable cause of a chopper crash that killed Chris Wilson has been revealed. Here's what we know
Chris "Willow" Wilson died while collecting crocodile eggs in remote NT early last year. Three people have since been charged in relation to an investigation into the incident, including Netflix star Matt Wright. ⌘ Read more
Temporary four-day ceasefire to start Thursday morning
A temporary ceasefire between Israeli forces and Hamas is set to start Thursday morning at 10am local time, under a deal that would see Israeli hostages exchanged for Palestinian prisoners and humanitarian aid. ⌘ Read more
How a Melbourne couple built a mobile game to take on Wordle
Word games were all the rage in 2022, when Wordle grids were all over social media. An indie development duo from Melbourne are hoping to bottle some of that magic with their new word game. ⌘ Read more
Mysterious COVID complication leaving some sufferers unable to walk
What began as pins and needles in his feet quickly left 43-year-old Mackay man Matthew Dillon entirely dependent on his partner and unable to work. ⌘ Read more
Tasmania aims to be the 'battery of the nation'. But a change of plan has left some 'bewildered'
A series of billion-dollar projects, ranging from wind farms to an eFuel factory, have been proposed for Tasmania's north-west. But uncertainty over electricity transmission line upgrades has raised fears their viability could be undermined. ⌘ Read more
When Fiona faced a severe mental health crisis, police knocking at her door left her 'petrified'
Victorians who have dealt with police when experiencing mental health crises have shared their experiences in a new report, and are calling for the state government to deliver on its promise to change the system. ⌘ Read more
A Spanish city has banned 'obscene' acts from partygoers. Could anything like it happen here?**
The Spanish city of Seville has long drawn partygoers from around the world — but some are clashing with the city's Catholic values. ⌘ Read more
Russia warns of 'crisis' at Arctic border with Finland
Russia says a humanitarian emergency is unfolding at one of its checkpoints on the Finnish border, where it says hundreds of migrants are stranded in freezing temperatures. Finland has accused Moscow of funnelling them there on purpose to destabilise the country. ⌘ Read more
South Korea ends part of military agreement after North Korea launches spy satellite
South Korea has suspended part of a 2018 military agreement with North Korea after it defied warnings from the United States and launched a spy satellite. ⌘ Read more
From the bush to the international stage, Sam is breaking records and paving the way
Sam Le Feuvre got involved in sport to connect with people like him. In just 12 months, the schoolboy became an Australian record holder before going on to compete for his country. ⌘ Read more
Alleged axe attack during heated argument the catalyst for shooting injury of man days later, court hears
A West Australian man claims he shot another man in self-defence in the days after an alleged axe attack in a small outback town. ⌘ Read more
RBA governor says 'blunt' tool of interest rates must be used to hammer out inflation
The Reserve Bank's new boss has not backed away from tough talk, saying the bank must use its "blunt" tool of interest rates to hammer out inflation for the collective welfare of Australians. ⌘ Read more
Australia and India back on the pitch tomorrow, 'astonishing' even World Cup hero
Marnus Labuschagne says it is "hard to fathom" that Australia's players have to feature in a T20 against India four days after the World Cup final. ⌘ Read more
Crash involving three trucks on the Sturt Highway leaves teenager dead and two men injured
Emergency services were called to the incident on the Sturt Highway at Carrathool, 60 kilometres from Hay, at 2pm on Wednesday. ⌘ Read more
Emergency powers regarding people released from immigration facing High Court challenge
Laws allowing authorities to use ankle bracelets and curfews to monitor 93 people released from immigration detention are now subject to a High Court challenge. ⌘ Read more
NT coroner refuses to stand aside from Kumanjayi Walker coronial inquest
Northern Territory Coroner Elisabeth Armitage has rejected former NT Police officer Zachary Rolfe's request that she stand aside from a coronial inquest examining the death of Kumanjayi Walker. ⌘ Read more
Father who groomed, coercively controlled and raped daughter sent to prison
A Supreme Court judge sentenced the Darwin man to 21 years in jail, describing his conduct as "sadistic". The court heard the victim suffered from a language disorder and her father knew of her vulnerabilities and he ensured she was isolated at the time of the offending. ⌘ Read more
Emails show timeline of police contact with Clare Nowland's family after alleged tasering
The emails released to state parliament reveal members of Mrs Nowland's family knew the details of how she was injured "very quickly", with the NSW opposition saying it raises doubts over why the word "taser" was committed from a press release. ⌘ Read more
Federal Labor commissions secret review into green energy target as pressure mounts over feasibility of delivery
With the clock ticking on efforts to more than double Australia's renewable energy share by 2030, federal Labor has commissioned a secret review of its renewable energy target to see whether it could hit the ambitious goal. ⌘ Read more
Judge dismisses Clive Palmer's appeal to build thousands of homes on floodplain near sewage treatment plant
Clive Palmer has lost a more than three-year legal battle with the Gold Coast City Council, which would have seen 3,000 new dwellings built next to a sewage treatment plant. ⌘ Read more
Even in the darkness of this war, four parties can make an agreement
If all goes to plan, guns in and around Gaza are set to fall silent as Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners are released and aid is delivered. Even in the darkness of this war, four parties can make an agreement, writes John Lyons. ⌘ Read more
Sister of slain postmaster tells court she is tormented by thoughts of her late brother
Suzanne Heppell says she hates what she has become in the wake of her brother's death after he was attacked in a Strathmerton service station. ⌘ Read more
Australia's biggest weir built since World War II opens after major delays
A "generational" piece of water infrastructure for Queensland has been completed after years of construction plagued by cost blowouts, inundations and COVID-19 disruptions. ⌘ Read more
The 14 words that caused Clare O'Neil a whole lot of pain
It took just 14 words from Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil for ears to prick up. Innocuous to many, they were shocking to those in the know and again left Labor having to correct the record, writes Brett Worthington. ⌘ Read more
Perth man jailed for manslaughter after inflicting fatal brain injury on his 28-day-old daughter
Juan Daniel Visagie, who has a history of domestic violence offences, is jailed for killing his baby daughter. ⌘ Read more
Football Australia 'very confident' of hosting next Women's Asian Cup
Football Australia is eager to capitalise on the rollicking success of the Women's World Cup by bringing the Asian Cup Down Under in 2026. ⌘ Read more
Not all smooth sailing as Comanche gears up for Sydney to Hobart
Sydney to Hobart heavyweight Andoo Comanche is a monohull of unmatched power but, as her crew has found out, her greatest strength can be her greatest weakness. ⌘ Read more
Outback air mail pilot learns plenty in challenging but rewarding career launch
Harry Russell didn't have an air-conditioned cockpit and he had to shoo goats from outback runways but that didn't stop him loving a year of delivering the post to remote parts of Australia. ⌘ Read more
Police officer who approached Tasracing boss with concerns after workplace crash 'will not be further involved', email chain reveals
A Tasmanian police officer who aired concerns about young harness racing employees' long work days was taken off the case after a phone call from the head of the state's peak racing body to a more senior police officer, an email chain reveals. ⌘ Read more
Locals lay wreaths as police and small SA town mourn fallen police officer
Less than a week after Brevet Sergeant Jason Doig was killed near Bordertown, hundreds of Lucindale residents and police have paid tribute to the "good man" who they say gave the ultimate sacrifice. ⌘ Read more
Kyle and Jackie O are controversial, but their 'commercial success' will keep them on air until the end of 2034
A deal signed by the hosts of The Kyle and Jackie O Show will also see Sydney's top-rating radio breakfast program broadcast in Melbourne from 2024, and follows their employer launching a takeover bid of their former network. ⌘ Read more
Bottle cap spikes found in Broken Hill sparks safety concerns for road users
The discovery of homemade bottle cap spikes placed in an 'obvious' manner on a residential street has sparked concern for road users, including children on bikes. ⌘ Read more
Israel and Hamas have struck a deal to release hostages under a temporary ceasefire. Here's what we know
Israel and Hamas have agreed to a four-day ceasefire in their war in exchange for the release of 50 women and children held in Gaza. Here's what we know about the deal and what may unfold next. ⌘ Read more
Man charged with 1986 murder of Perth mother Sharon Fulton says he will fight charge
A Perth court has been told a 77-year-old man will maintain he is innocent of murdering a woman who vanished in Perth almost 40 years ago. ⌘ Read more
Government grants hundreds of temporary visas to Palestinians in Gaza
The Australian government has granted hundreds of temporary visas to Palestinians in the weeks since Israel began its bombing campaign of Gaza, which has killed thousands of civilians and flattened large swathes of the densely populated strip. ⌘ Read more
Basil Zempilas cites resident's 'violence, drunkenness' worries over closure of women's crisis centre
The fight over the looming closure of a critical women's crisis centre in Perth next week escalates, with Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas insisting it is what his community wants. ⌘ Read more
'Line in the sand': Australian industry lauds convction of second global cryptocurrency kingpin
The founder of Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, pleads guilty to money laundering charges and stepped down as CEO. ⌘ Read more
Queensland Health staff locked out of medical record system as technology crashes
Staff at public hospitals and other facilities across Queensland have been unable to log in to the department's electronic medical record system to access patient information. ⌘ Read more
'Special day' as artefacts collected from Groote Eylandt 70 years ago returned to Anindilyakwa
Groote Eylandt's Indigenous communities celebrate the return of 174 artefacts from the Manchester Museum, saying the move has encouraged them to start making and using them again. ⌘ Read more
The heat was brutal at Taylor Swift's tragic Rio concert. One factor made it even more dangerous
The heat index – or "feels like" – temperature reportedly reached 59C in Rio de Janeiro as thousands of fans queued up for Taylor Swift's performance. ⌘ Read more
Winery deploys ducks to help reduce vineyard snails and cut input costs
After introducing the birds last growing season as a trial, Castle Rock Estate is using them again this year with hopes to grow the flock. ⌘ Read more
Has the tide turned against the military junta in Myanmar's civil war?**
An "unprecedented" surprise offensive launched by a coalition of ethnic-based armies and pro-democracy fighters in Myanmar's north has some observers convinced the country's ruling junta is likely to be defeated. ⌘ Read more
Police yet to decide whether to charge driver of Daylesford pub crash that killed five, court told
The families of five people killed in a crash outside a regional Victorian pub are told it could take a long time for any case to be finalised. ⌘ Read more
Another murder charge laid after four women killed in SA in past week
A man has been charged over the alleged murder of a woman in suburban Adelaide — one of four female victims who have died in suspicious circumstances in domestic settings in the past week. ⌘ Read more
Sydney councillor vows to push ahead with LGBTIQA+ network after 'homophobic' NSW conference debate
Councillors from outside Sydney are accused of making discriminatory comments during a state conference debate about a support network for LGBTQIA+ representatives and drag story time events. ⌘ Read more
How people in Australia's remote far north are coping with the soaring cost of living
Piling onto planes with extra bags full of meat and forgoing fruit and vegetables at the supermarket, residents of these isolated communities are doing what they can to save until a $64m grocery subsidy scheme takes effect. It might be costing their health. ⌘ Read more
ATSB releases final report into chopper crash that killed Netflix star Chris 'Willow' Wilson
In its report, the ATSB found the helicopter likely crashed because of fuel exhaustion resulting in engine stoppage. ⌘ Read more
Businessman quits WA town after daughter, staff menaced during 'extremely violent' break-in
WA Police Commissioner Col Blanch rejects claims that Broome is in the midst of a crime crisis, but residents disagree and some are voting with their feet. ⌘ Read more
Australian teen snags big role in Hunger Games prequel after losing part of arm in painful childhood accident
At the age of 16, Knox Gibson from Central West New South Wales achieves Hollywood success with a role in The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. ⌘ Read more
Economic abuse affects about 16 per cent of Australian women. For some, it takes years to recover
The Australian Bureau of Statistics survey finds around 16 per cent of women have experienced some form of economic abuse. A leading women's advocate says it's a form of abuse that too often is flying under the radar. ⌘ Read more
This Catholic diocese examined domestic and family violence and found its members knew quite a lot
When Sister Nicole hosted workshops to examine domestic and family violence, people willingly shared their own experiences of abuse. Now the church is tackling how it can prevent it happening. ⌘ Read more
How a native title interpretation could cost outback councils millions more in roadworks
Outback Queensland mayors say a "governmental, legal conundrum" could lead to a huge increase in the cost of roadworks as they scramble to form land use agreements for hundreds of gravel pits. ⌘ Read more
Matildas star Sam Kerr shares glimpse of the moment she proposed to partner Kristie Mewis
After months of speculation, Matildas star Sam Kerr shares photos from the moment she proposed to her long-term girlfriend, American professional soccer player Kristie Mewis. ⌘ Read more
'We pretty much had to be flawless': Cummins hails era-defining legacy of Australia's cricket team
By winning the Cricket World Cup, the World Test Championship and retaining the Ashes away from home, Pat Cummins says this Australian cricket team have established an era-defining legacy. ⌘ Read more
ABC settles defamation case brought by Bruce Lehrmann over broadcast of Brittany Higgins's Press Club speech
Before settling, Bruce Lehrmann was due to take on the ABC in the Federal Court in Sydney today. It's understood the former Liberal staffer's defamation action against Network 10 and journalist Lisa Wilkinson continues. ⌘ Read more
Turning Squid Game into a real-life reality show seems ridiculous, but it makes utterly gripping TV
With 456 players, Squid Game: The Challenge is the biggest, most brutal reality TV show yet. ⌘ Read more
The rise of the north and a shock new Giant: Recapping the 2023 AFL draft
The number one pick was all but confirmed, but the 2023 AFL draft shows a surprising shift into the northern states as the Suns strike local gold. ⌘ Read more
Minister says she considered releasing child sex offender to avoid High Court immigration ruling
The government says it was considering releasing a child rapist from detention to avoid a legal challenge that would see the release of other indefinitely detained criminals. ⌘ Read more
Urban sprawl, council rate hikes and land taxes push cattle saleyard out of suburban Melbourne
The 25-year-old Pakenham facility is the closest of its kind to the city and handles up to 100,000 cattle destined for supermarket shelves each year. ⌘ Read more
Melbourne woman recovering from surgery 'humiliated' by Jetstar refusal to let her board flight
A Melbourne woman recovering from surgery said the airline told her she could not fly because she could not climb the stairs, despite her organising for assistance in advance. ⌘ Read more
'Part of the culture': Why Australians have been obsessed with Doctor Who for 60 years
Doctor Who has been on our screens for 60 years. Australians have been loving and contributing to the show for that entire time. Find out how the Doctor remains connected to fans Down Under. ⌘ Read more
Amid strong opposition to water buybacks, some farmers still want them
Farmers have blocked NSW streets with tractors to protest water buybacks but some continue to support them, as an academic claims they are three times cheaper than saving water through infrastructure projects. ⌘ Read more
Tennis elbow treatment trial successes offer hope for sufferers wary of surgery
With surgery only offering 50 to 80 per cent chance of success, much improved data is now in on an Australian-made treatment using patients' own cells, giving hope to people with complex tennis elbow cases. ⌘ Read more
'Unprecedented': Scorching temperatures spark heatwave warning for Perth and parts of South West
West Australians are gearing up for an "unprecedented" run of hot November weather, with the temperature tipped to reach the high 30s for the next five days. ⌘ Read more
'I will not stop fighting for equality': Transgender cricketer's stand after ICC ban
Australia-born cricketer Danielle McGahey says her international career with Canada is over "as quickly as it begun" as the ICC banned players who have gone through male puberty from international women's cricket. ⌘ Read more
Highly venomous sea snake found far from home on NSW south coast beach
The yellow-bellied sea snake, which usually lives on the continental shelf, intrigues locals but comes with a warning from wildlife rescuers. ⌘ Read more
TikTok filters are the latest weapon in online activism — but do they work?**
TikTok creators say using this filter will raise money for charity. It's the latest example of digital activism sweeping social media platforms, but it sounds a little too good to be true — so, is it? ⌘ Read more
How did your club fare at the AFL draft? Every team's haul analysed
The AFL draft has been completed, with all 18 clubs adding to their lists with players they hope will be stars of the future. Here's who your club selected and what it means for your team. ⌘ Read more
Why the 'Matildas effect' plays out differently in a small country town
The number of women and girls playing football has surged since the Matildas' incredible feats at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. But aiming for the top when you're from a regional area comes with added challenges. ⌘ Read more
Fears retail workers could face rise in abuse as cost-of-living pressures bite at Christmas
The prolonged cost-of-living crisis is continuing into a what is traditionally a period of financial stress, creating fears in the retail sector of increased abuse of workers over Christmas. ⌘ Read more
Why a new $30k grant for some first-time home buyers might make it even harder for Catherine to save a deposit
The Queensland government has doubled its First Home Owner Grant to $30,000 but the incentive won't suit everyone. Here's what you you need to know. ⌘ Read more
Pro-Palestinian activists charged over protest against Israeli shipping line at Sydney's Port Botany
About 400 pro-Palestinian activists who last night gathered at the port to protest against the unloading of an Israeli-owned shipping company vessel. ⌘ Read more
A single mother had her Telstra phone stolen. It soon spiralled into thousands of dollars of debt
In 2021, Telstra faced court for its treatment of First Nations customers. New figures obtained by the ABC show the scale of the problem is much worse than first thought. ⌘ Read more
Drug trials on mice, tissue cells a potential first step in treating COVID-19 brain fog, researchers say
The scientists found that four pre-existing drugs successfully eliminated cells  that were found to speed up the effects of ageing on the brain, so-called "zombie" cells that grew faster in a COVID-19-affected brain. ⌘ Read more
Bruce Lehrmann's defamation action against Network Ten, Lisa Wilkinson and the ABC begins today
Former Liberal staffer Bruce Lehrmann will take on Network Ten and the ABC in the Federal Court in Sydney today in defamation action over allegations he raped his former colleague Brittany Higgins at Parliament House in 2019. ⌘ Read more
Live: Israeli war cabinet meets as US says hostage deal 'close but not final'
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with his war cabinet amid comments from the US and mediator country Qatar that a ceasefire deal with Hamas in exchange for the release of hostages is close. Follow live. ⌘ Read more
Preservation or destruction? The controversial architectural practice of facadism
Supporters say facadism helps preserve a building's history while making it accessible, cost-effective and better for the environment. To its detractors, it's "a very sad thing" that must be stamped out. ⌘ Read more
Australia's first radio station celebrates 100 years on air
The ABC thought gardening would be a safe subject to test out talkback radio. Then a caller asked about marijuana plants. ⌘ Read more
Why further RBA interest rate hikes are less likely now than even one week ago
Australian financial markets are now pointing to a close to zero chance of further rate rises — with a fair chance of a rate cut next year. That's thanks to the latest news from the US and UK, writes Peter Martin. ⌘ Read more
ChatGPT was tipped to cause widespread cheating. Here's what students say happened
At the start of 2023, experts warned ChatGPT would swamp schools in a wave of cheating. With the academic year wrapping up, we asked students what really happened. ⌘ Read more
Fisherman Danny says if seismic surveying is so harmless, he like to see an 'oil executive jump in a bath' and cop a blast of compressed air
While oil and gas companies argue no lasting harm is done by undersea blasting, Tasmanian fisherman Danny Fox isn't so sure — and says if it's so harmless, he'd like to see an "oil executive" in a bath take a large blast of compressed air to "see what he thinks". ⌘ Read more
Global climate goals within reach thanks to accelerated transition to clean technologies, energy modeller forecasts
Leading energy modellers forecast temperature rises will be kept within 2C of pre-industrial levels thanks to rapidly advancing clean technologies. ⌘ Read more
'I froze' — a TV program about Grace Tame, and seeing her abuser, shocked Peter
Peter was in prison when he happened to catch an episode of Australian Story about Grace Tame. When he saw her abuser — Nicolaas Bester — pop up on the screen, he says he "froze". ⌘ Read more
Antarctica's ozone hole may not be mending as well as we thought: study
New Zealand researchers say changing weather dynamics could be influencing the formation of larger holes in Antarctica's ozone layer, but others debate the new study's findings. ⌘ Read more
From lawyer to sex worker: Why Mitch Larsson's career change was 'one of the best decisions' he ever made
Mitch has always been open to new ideas. So when someone suggested sex work, the early-career lawyer decided to try it as a 'side hustle'. It turned into something more. ⌘ Read more
Is there a link between COVID and Parkinson's, Alzheimer's or autoimmune diseases? The research is building
Genes, environment and lifestyle are some of the risk factors for serious diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. Now scientists believe COVID-19 infection should be added to the list, writes Catherine Taylor ⌘ Read more
The angry nanny, the flying bed, and the powerful family hanging by a thread
The Netanyahu family has towered over Israeli politics for more than two decades. Now, the prime minister's popularity is plummeting and some people are questioning if his relatives are pulling the strings. ⌘ Read more
Socceroos live: Australia travels to Kuwait to take on Palestine
The Asian World Cup qualifiers continue with the Socceroos taking on Palestine in Kuwait. Follow all the action from the Jaber Al-Ahmad International Stadium in our live ScoreCentre. ⌘ Read more
Footage released of Indian tunnel workers trapped underground for nine days
Authorities release a 30-second video showing the 41 men standing inside the collapsed highway tunnel in the Indian Himalayas as they communicate with rescue workers. ⌘ Read more
Israel and Hamas leadership make progress on hostage negotiations
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has vowed to destroy Hamas, said progress was being made on the release of hostages from the militant group. ⌘ Read more