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After a year spent hiding from the Taliban, Hamida fled Afghanistan with the help of Australian sponsors
Hamida Samar was working at Afghanistan's Ministry of National Defence when the Taliban approached the gates of Kabul in 2021. She escaped via Pakistan, and is now making a new life in regional Victoria. ⌘ Read more
Coalition steps up calls to ban TikTok over links to China
TikTok is a "bad faith actor" and the social media app should be banned in Australia if its Chinese owner does not sell it, the Coalition's cybersecurity spokesperson says. ⌘ Read more
Perth's rental market has never been tighter, so why won't the government stop 'no cause' evictions?**
It's never been tougher to find a rental property in WA, and there were hopes new legislation would put an end to 'no cause' evictions. But, as Keane Bourke explains, it's a political fight the government doesn't want a year away from an election. ⌘ Read more
Police search for vehicle linked to Bandidos bikie shooting in Ballarat last year
Detectives investigating the non-fatal shooting of a Bandidos bikie in Ballarat last year say the incident could be linked to a rival gang or an internal dispute. CCTV images show a light coloured Holden Commodore leaving the scene. ⌘ Read more
Do inland swimming spots need lifeguards? Experts say it should be an option after tourist's death
The crystal-clear waterfalls and creeks of Far North Queensland are a huge drawcard for tourists and locals alike. But Royal Life Saving Australia says a serious safety rethink is required after the death of a man at Crystal Cascades. ⌘ Read more
Warriors awestruck after Coates jumps 'over a skyscraper' to score Storm's match-winning try
While describing his side's last-minute loss as "gut-wrenching", Warriors coach Andrew Webster cannot hide his admiration of Xavier Coates's athleticism after the Storm winger's breathtaking try. ⌘ Read more
Les watched a space station crash on his country in the 70s. Now, another satellite is helping him protect it
Ngadju elder Les Schultz remembers the day America's first space station crashed near WA's south coast. Now he has another reason to look skywards, as a plan to mitigate the impacts of climate change takes flight. ⌘ Read more
Samantha Murphy run attracts more than 100, as police search for answers continues
More than 100 people have united for the biggest tribute run to date for Samantha Murphy, who was allegedly murdered after setting off on her regular Sunday run. ⌘ Read more
Indian commandos free cargo ship from Somali pirates
India says all 17 crew members of the Maltese-flagged MV Ruen are safe after commandos forced the surrender of 35 Somali pirates who hijacked the cargo vessel. ⌘ Read more
Confusing? Irrelevant? Ugly? Australia's forgotten city flags
From Sydney to Perth to Wagga Wagga, many of Australia's cities have flags. But they're mostly unknown and unloved. Here's why. ⌘ Read more
Discover the mind-blowing art of matchcraft, pioneered over decades by a self-taught Australian sculptor
Len Hughes's obsession with matchstick models began in his 20s when doctors told him he would one day need a wheelchair. Sixty years later, his incredible creations have been viewed by millions around the world. ⌘ Read more
After a slew of recent incidents, should you be concerned about flying on Boeing planes?**
As members of the travelling public, should we be concerned about the slew of recent incidents with Boeing planes? Well, yes and no. ⌘ Read more
Young Fynn is flying fast and high over waters others in the tropics want nothing to do with
Fynn Goat,12, doesn't mind sharing the sea with the crocs and box jellyfish that put nearly everyone else off the water around Darwin, as his kite surfing and wing foiling ability has him in the sights of national talent scouts. ⌘ Read more
'They've filmed people throwing their instruments': Musicians share baggage handling horror stories
A broken instrument can put a touring musician's livelihood in jeopardy, but many have horror stories about damaged equipment after travelling with commercial airlines. ⌘ Read more
From divining rods to 'hoax' machines, the hunt for water has long captivated imaginations
In drought-plagued WA, the search for water has always been an intense preoccupation. And records show that for decades, the state government believed water divining was the answer. ⌘ Read more
Invisible, forced to live with your boss, then tossed onto the street: Welcome to life as a domestic worker in HK
TV series Expats has re-opened a conversation about the slave-like conditions of domestic helpers, mostly women from the Philippines and Indonesia, working for Hong Kong's rich. ⌘ Read more
LNP retains Brisbane City Council and on track to snatch Ipswich West by-election from Labor
Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has been re-elected to the city's top job, while the LNP looks set to win the Ipswich West by-election amid a significant swing away from the state Labor government. ⌘ Read more
As the cost of living goes up, this mum is helping parents get kids sports gear for free
When Taylah Power's son grew out of his third pair of footy boots in the span of a year, she knew she couldn't be the only parent looking for a cheaper way to get children through sport. ⌘ Read more
Man fails in bid to sue ACT courts over claims of wrongful imprisonment
The man was in custody for 58 days for breaching a family violence order which was not in force at the time. ⌘ Read more
Audrey closed the doors of a Canberra day spa at 4pm. Within hours, she had lost her job and was facing deportation
Blindsided staff and out-of-pocket customers speak out after Canberra day spa Adytum entered liquidation. ⌘ Read more
Olympic champion Anthony completes glorious season with 14th World Cup win
Jakara Anthony caps off one of the greatest seasons in any winter sport in brilliant style, with the Australian freestyle skier sealing an incredible 14th World Cup moguls win in her 2023/24 campaign. ⌘ Read more
How a group of women claimed squatters' rights in two vacant homes to set up Australia's first women's refuge
The Elsie Women's Refuge Night Shelter was formed in 1974. Its founder reflects on unwelcome male visits, lessons learned and the "community attitudes" that still need to change on its 50th anniversary. ⌘ Read more
Why are convictions over workplace deaths so rare in Australia?**
A tragedy at a gold mine in Ballarat this week has shone the spotlight on industrial manslaughter laws, and the low rates of convictions in Australia. ⌘ Read more
Aussie Matthews pipped in 'bittersweet' Milan-San Remo photo finish
In the fastest edition of the Milan-Sam Remo race, Michael Matthews finishes mere centimetres behind winner Jasper Philipsen, falling just short of his first victory in the prestigious one-day Monument. ⌘ Read more
Should WA's uranium be used to help the world go nuclear, or is it too risky?**
WA Liberals say they will legalise uranium mining, overturning a ban, if they win the 2025 election. Supporters of the ban say it's a dangerous commodity that should be left in the ground. ⌘ Read more
Wild-caught barramundi is a dining table favourite, but can it continue?**
Northern Australia's commercial wild-caught barramundi industry says it's in a fight for its future as concerns are raised about the sustainability of certain fishing methods. ⌘ Read more
Millie Bobby Brown is anything but the damsel in distress in her new feminist fantasy mockbuster
Here's what's new to streaming, heaps good and out now — from two very different period dramas and The Gentlemen adaptation, to Kate Winslet's latest foray into the small screen, and a searing documentary about life in Gaza. ⌘ Read more
Police stopped Brad on his morning walk for wearing a hoodie. Ten minutes later, he was dead
Brad Balzan died a violent death in his own backyard. Some are calling it "the worst outcome imaginable of proactive policing". ⌘ Read more
The scam is simple: Promise a Nepalese man a better life in Russia, then force him into Putin's war
A document leaked to the ABC shows a worrying number of Nepalese men have joined the Russian army. But some appear to have been lured into Putin's war under false pretences. ⌘ Read more
The damage to the monarchy from the manipulated photo is real
It's hard to believe that a sweet photo of the Princess of Wales and her children could have turned into such a fiasco for Kensington Palace. But what is really going on, asks Juliette Rieden. ⌘ Read more
Who killed Elvis the rooster? The mystery that rocked a small town
I didn't mow down Elvis with my car, but I can't escape the fact my empathy toward a rooster ignited the ire of people who felt compelled to end his life. ⌘ Read more
Ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas expected to restart, Egyptian officials say
International mediators had hoped to secure a six-week truce before Ramadan started earlier this week, but Hamas refused any deal that wouldn't lead to a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, a demand Israel rejected. ⌘ Read more
Blind alligator which was allowed to swim in pool with children seized from New York home
The 3.4-metre-long reptile was seized by authorities after growing concerns about safety and its health. ⌘ Read more
McDonald's has no plans to slow tech adoption, as it says global outage was due to third-party 'configuration change'
Together, McDonald's mobile app, its self-serve kiosks and its digitised menus enable the company to eke out additional sales and efficiencies worth billions of dollars to the company. Yet that same technology can also bring McDonald's to its knees. ⌘ Read more
Helicopter flies to remote community as flood-hit residents call for medical help, food supplies
Food is running out at a remote Goldfields community and an emergency helicopter is the only way relief can get in after dramatic flooding over the past few days. ⌘ Read more
US aviation authorities investigating Boeing flight from San Franciso that lost external panel
The Federal Aviation Administration said a post-landing airline inspection of the 25-year-old airplane revealed a missing panel. ⌘ Read more
Three-time Olympian's Paris hopes in danger after suffering 'badly broken femur' in 'nasty fall' from horse
Shane Rose is in hospital after suffering a "badly broken femur", fractured pelvis, broken ribs and a concussion in a "nasty fall" off his horse. ⌘ Read more
Knife-wielding man allegedly damages premiere inflatable Adelaide Fringe show venue
A 20-year-old Adelaide man is charged with property damage after allegedly damaging The Inflatable Church in Adelaide's CBD. ⌘ Read more
Is walking your only exercise? Here’s how to get the most out of it
To increase our health span, we need planned, structured and regular physical activity (or exercise). Is daily walking enough? ⌘ Read more
Second-hand clothes can create a mountain of problems. This is why
Markets and apps for second-hand clothes are lauded as an ethical and sustainable shopping choice. But while these markets help recycle they fail to reduce future production of waste. ⌘ Read more
Coroner recommends Victoria Police train up cadaver dogs after month-long search for missing woman
It took authorities more than a month to find missing woman Colleen South. That search has led to a coroner to recommend Victoria Police train dogs to detect human remains. ⌘ Read more
Display car reverses into Sydney Myer shopfront with 14yo boy inside, two men injured
Police say they were told a teenager was sitting in the red electric SUV which was on display inside a Sydney shopping centre before the car accelerated forward, smashing glass panels, and reversing into the Myer store. ⌘ Read more
Researchers designing 'smoke alarm for the power network' to stop transmission cables sparking bushfires
Powerlines have started numerous bushfires, including the Black Saturday catastrophe. Malcolm Hackett lost his home in the inferno and hopes new research into powerlines will help others survive. ⌘ Read more
NRL wants players to 'be authentic', but Latrell Mitchell's on-air swearing prompts reminder about 'responsibility'
Latrell Mitchell's repeated F-bombs in a post-match interview prompt NRL boss Andrew Abdo to remind players of their responsibilities when speaking to the media. ⌘ Read more
'Say hello to hubby!': Rare love letters from George Harrison and Pattie Boyd romance up for auction
The 1960s it-girl and former wife of George Harrison and Eric Clapton is opening her doors for a rare auction, with love letters and handwritten Beatles lyrics on offer. ⌘ Read more
Live: Benji Marshall makes coaching bow as Wests Tigers travel to Canberra
Benji Marshall starts his coaching career as he takes his Wests Tigers to Canberra to meet the Raiders. Later, the North Queensland Cowboys takes on Newcastle Knights in Townsville and the Storm host the Warriors. Follow live. ⌘ Read more
Thirteen people drown every day on this island, but an Aussie trio is working to help change that
From surfing the waves in Lombok to teaching kids how to swim, Andrea McDowell is now on a mission to reduce "shocking" local drowning statistics. ⌘ Read more
What would you do if you went into labour in one of the most isolated parts of Australia?**
The Kimberley was WA's busiest region for the Royal Flying Doctor Service last year, airlifting patients like Ella whose waters broke while she was travelling in a truck in the outback. ⌘ Read more
'No barrier to love' for lighthouse sweethearts who used luminous signals to connect across the ocean at night
In a love story that "transcends time", romance blossomed in the early 1900s between a signal master's daughter on the mainland and a lighthouse keeper living on an island off the coast of Coffs Harbour. ⌘ Read more
Live: Arch-rivals Bombers and Hawks kick off Saturday footy at the MCG
Essendon and Hawthorn get us underway for the first full Saturday of the 2024 AFL season, with plenty of drama between fierce rivals expected at the MCG. Follow all the action in our live blog. ⌘ Read more
Mass coral bleaching event stretching to waters off Brisbane alarms marine scientists
They're not as famous as the iconic Great Barrier Reef, but vibrant and bustling coral reefs between Bundaberg and Moreton Bay, off Brisbane, are equally under threat with signs they're "starving to death". ⌘ Read more
'The same advice my father gave me': Annastacia Palaszczuk makes rare public foray at Inala by-election polls
It is the first time in more than 30 years a Palaszczuk won't hold Inala, Labor's safest seat. There's also a challenge in another Labor stronghold with the Ipswich West by-election. ⌘ Read more
Mother of US boy found in suitcase arrested after nearly two years on the run
Dejaune Anderson, whose five-year-old boy Cairo Ammar Jordan was found in a suitcase in the woods in 2022, has been charged with murder. ⌘ Read more
First Nations advocates denounce 'slap in the face' proposal to erect memorial to Captain James Stirling
The City of Bunbury is considering erecting a memorial to Western Australia's first governor, but advocates for First Nations people have baulked at the idea, citing his involvement in the mass killing of Noongar people at Pinjarra in 1834. ⌘ Read more
As Bachelors and Spinsters balls decline, this town fought to keep its paddock party
At a showground in regional Australia, a crowd of more than 1,200 people basks in a haze of heat and alcohol. The name might have changed, but this was once a Bachelors and Spinsters (B&S) ball that's been resurrected by a grassroots community campaign. ⌘ Read more
From ballet shoes to gum boots, Queenslander pirouettes from performing arts to raising beef cattle
Alison Russell was involved in the performance dance industry for 30 years before a combination of injury, motherhood, divorce and COVID-19 prompted her to leap into agriculture. ⌘ Read more
One claims 'underdog' status. The other says their party's the favourite. But will Tasmanians deliver a stalemate?**
The Tasmanian Liberals have been here before. A commanding lead in the polls, but eyeing only a slender election victory — if at all. It means their public comments in the final week are strategic. ⌘ Read more
Winemakers reeling as WA heatwaves drive worst grape harvest in recent memory
West Australian wine growers from the Swan Valley to Denmark in the Great Southern have recorded one of their most dismal harvests in years following high summer temperatures. ⌘ Read more
Wallet lost at sea at least 16 years ago emerges transformed into a 'little ocean garden'
Olivia Tape was wading through rock pools at a popular northern New South Wales beach when she stumbled upon something unexpected. ⌘ Read more
Working mum who suddenly experienced slurred speech finds her 'village' with regional support for MS
Crystal Petch looks like any other busy mother of two, but on the inside, her brain and immune system are working against her. She says part of a regional support group for South Australians with similar life experiences makes it easier. ⌘ Read more
In this remote courtroom, Aboriginal elders sit next to the judge
The remote community of Angurugu, on Groote Eylandt, has hosted its first community court sitting since the new system was legislated last year. The government aims to roll the system out across five more remote communities before the end of the year. ⌘ Read more
Eric the friendly dolphin loves getting close to Yorke Peninsula swimmers but authorities want some distance
Eric has become a popular regular at Port Broughton in South Australia, but there are safety concerns for the dolphin and swimmers after complaints about people trying to ride him. ⌘ Read more
'Locked out of life': Australia has 12,000 beaches, but only 150 have access for people with disabilities
Advocates say inaccessible beaches can make people with with disabilities feel "very disabled". They're calling for more funding for equitable access to the sand and surf. ⌘ Read more
Cara Delevingne says she's 'heart is broken' after house in Los Angeles is destroyed in fire
Delevingne shares several Instagram stories seeming to refer to the fire, which firefighters spent two hours putting out. ⌘ Read more
Stories from Australia’s ‘YiaYias and Papous’ captured in social media mini-series
Third generation Greek-Australian Kat Zammitt shares the stories of Greek grandparents on social media from their living rooms and lovingly groomed gardens. ⌘ Read more
Laying beneath cane fields, Indigenous artefacts link traditional owners to dark past
In the cane fields of North Queensland, these Indigenous artefacts lay hidden. Now that they have been returned, traditional owners hope more will follow. ⌘ Read more
How a chance discovery helped solve the 120-year-old mystery of the SS Nemesis
A technician looking for lost shipping containers off the New South Wales coast noticed an anomaly on his screen. It turned out to be the wreck of the SS Nemesis, which disappeared in a storm 120 years ago. ⌘ Read more
Queensland's top doctor wants people to stop using the term 'long COVID' but there are 5 billion references online
Queensland Chief Health Officer Dr John Gerrard's call to scrap the term long COVID was based on evidence it's similar to long-term symptoms of other viruses, but it might be optimistic to wipe the phrase completely given it's been mentioned online 5 billion times, writes Janelle Miles. ⌘ Read more
Potential 'Greenslide' in LNP territory tipped for Brisbane as Queensland local elections kick off
With another potential "Greenslide" in Brisbane, numerous mayors running unopposed, and big pre-poll numbers — local council elections are kicking off in earnest this morning in the sunshine state. ⌘ Read more
'I'm considering moving back to Ohio': The code words Kelly Wilkinson never got to send before her brutal murder
Within weeks of telling her family how fearful she was of her estranged husband, he brutally murdered the 27-year-old mother-of-three in an unexpected attack in her own  backyard. ⌘ Read more
Significant construction delays for Canberra affordable housing scheme properties
When Casey Westcombe signed up to an affordable housing scheme in the new Canberra suburb of Whitlam in late 2021, he thought he'd have a house on the block he bought by now – instead, there's not so much as a temporary fence on the site. ⌘ Read more
McRae rejects talk of Collingwood premiership hangover after winless start to flag defence
The Magpies are yet to get on the board in the 2024 season, but coach Craig McRae dismisses the suggestion his side has not moved on from last year's premiership success. ⌘ Read more
Victoria bans dingo killing on private land in north-west to protect species 'at risk of extinction'
In an Australian first, dingoes are now protected on private and public land in north-west Victoria, but farmers worry it will lead to more attacks on livestock. ⌘ Read more
'In one night, you lose everything': Low-quality goods blamed for rise in lithium-ion battery fires
Lithium-ion batteries are a key aspect to transitioning to greener energies, but they're also contributing to a spate of fires across the country. One problem is the type of products they're in. ⌘ Read more
When state cricketer Ben Manenti got a national call-up for Italy, he 'thought it was a p***-take'
State cricketer Ben Manenti and brother Harry have been called up by their country — but the national team in question doesn't wear green and gold. The brothers find themselves alongside Sir Donald Bradman on the list of Australian cricketers with Italian heritage. ⌘ Read more***
First Nations people vote in first SA Voice to Parliament election
South Australia's First Nations people will head to the polls to vote in the inaugural SA Voice to Parliament election. ⌘ Read more
A week on, the 'horrific' loss of Chaithanya Madhagani is still rippling through Melbourne
Last Saturday police found Melbourne woman Chaithanya Madhagani's body. For those whose lives she changed, the loss is still hard to fathom. ⌘ Read more
Long COVID sufferer Miquette went from running long distances to relying on a wheelchair to get around
Thousands of Australians are still battling the life-changing impacts of long COVID which, despite significant advances in understanding of how it impacts the body, continues to have no proven treatment. ⌘ Read more
How do you ride a sandworm? The Aussie who won an Oscar for shooting 'unfilmable' movie Dune, explains
From riding sandworms to creating an entire new planet, Australian cinematographer Greig Fraser shares how he created the look of Dune: Part Two. ⌘ Read more
'We don't know what to tell the bank': A series of disasters leaves Australia's prime tourist destination in limbo
The hotel rooms are vacant, the cafes are empty and the only road into this coastal hamlet is impassable. Tourist operators in Australia's far north are now questioning how they will survive. ⌘ Read more
'Modern-day poptimism': Why Barbie's sole Oscar was for its soundtrack
Barbie The Album brought big stars together for the ultimate moment of modern-day poptimism. Its success at this year's awards season comes as little surprise. ⌘ Read more
'We're not just rugby players': Young Pacific people are breaking glass ceilings in Australia
For many children of Pacific migrants, this generation is living out the dreams of their ancestors. But breaking glass ceilings also means getting a few cuts and bruises along the way. ⌘ Read more
'A complete sham': How Russia rigs its elections
Vladimir Putin has towered over Russian politics for more than two decades — this is how he does it, from barring the strongest opposition leaders to stuffing the ballot boxes. ⌘ Read more
Legless lizards, mouthless moths and wingless flies: Meet the minimalists of the animal world
Natural selection is very good at shedding superfluous traits, but in an evolutionary decluttering that would make Marie Kondo proud, some species have taken it to the extreme. ⌘ Read more
Years after blowing the whistle on Boeing, John Barnett finally got his day in court. He wouldn't live to see the outcome
Former Boeing worker John Barnett's lawyer describes the whistleblower as an "honest, open and sincere" man of integrity and said he paid "the highest price" for speaking out, in his first interview since his client's death. ⌘ Read more
In pictures: This week in the Asia Pacific
Tokyo's strange fashion week, burnt effigies of India's PM and music lessons on the decline in China — the Asia Pacific this week in pictures. ⌘ Read more
La Niña odds now sit at 80 per cent. How will it affect our weather?**
The forecast is above La Niña's average occurrence of once every four years, and if eventuated would represent the fourth La Niña in five years. ⌘ Read more
Nuclear power in Australia — a silver bullet or white elephant?**
Our fleet of coal plants is falling apart, forcing us to rethink our power supply and consider an urgent question for both climate and energy security reasons: what will fill that gap? ⌘ Read more
William and Kate's office was once hailed as a sleek, modern, youthful machine. What went wrong?**
While the Photoshop fail may haunt the Prince and Princess of Wales for years to come, this is not the first misstep by their office. Experts say it shows the challenges this ancient institution faces in a modern media environment, one they must meet if they hope to persist for generations to come. ⌘ Read more
A generation of renters are staring down poverty in retirement unless something drastic changes
Politicians are all too aware that a metaphorical poverty freight train is coming for a generation of renters, but can a collision be avoided, asks David Taylor. ⌘ Read more
Israel says Palestinians fired on crowds waiting for aid in northern Gaza
The Israeli Defense Force denies its soldiers killed 21 people waiting for aid in northern Gaza on Thursday — instead saying armed Palestinians were to blame. ⌘ Read more
Judge says Fulton County DA can stay on Trump case if she removes top prosecutor
A Georgia judge says he did not conclude that Fani Willis's relationship with a special prosecutor amounted to a conflict of interest, however he said it created an "appearance of impropriety". ⌘ Read more
Russian missile strikes kill at least 14 people in Odesa as Ukraine conflict rages
Scores of people have been killed across Ukraine and Russia as both sides continues aerial attacks using missiles and drones. ⌘ Read more
Government pledges transparency as it braces for reshaping of immigration system
The federal government is promising greater public transparency over its handling of almost 150 people recently released from detention, as it fears further legal challenges will dramatically reshape parts of the nation's immigration system. ⌘ Read more
McDonald's restaurants unable to process payments across Australia due to IT outage
McDonald's restaurants across Australia are currently unable to process payments as the fast-food chain grapples with an apparent global outage impacting its internal systems. ⌘ Read more
Government cites lack of explanation about how Palestinians fled war-torn Gaza for visa cancellations**
The federal government suggests Palestinians escaping the war in Gaza “without explanation” of how they fled is a factor in their Australian visas being cancelled. ⌘ Read more
Bid to demerge Sydney's Inner West Council rejected despite residents voting for spilt
The NSW government has rejected a proposal to demerge the Inner West Council in Sydney after Local Government Minister Ron Hoenig found the plan wasn't financially viable. ⌘ Read more
Young woman tells uncle she 'took away her innocence' after sexually abusing her regularly from the age of five
A Queensland woman says she has become "strong, resilient and powerful" and is proud of herself for fighting against the man who sexually abused her, as he is jailed for 10 years. ⌘ Read more
Live: The Sharks host the Bulldogs to kick off Friday night NRL
The Sharks welcome the Bulldogs to Shark Park for Friday Night NRL Round 2 action, before the defending premiers Penrith host Parramatta in the western derby. Follow live. ⌘ Read more
'I just felt anger': Second student reveals Cranbrook teacher sent her sexually explicit messages
A teacher sent sexually explicit texts to a former student five years after he was kept on by the headmaster of Sydney's prestigious Cranbrook School after admitting to another former pupil he had looked up girls' skirts. ⌘ Read more