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Juan Manuel Cerúndolo, de Argentina, celebra su victoria contra Jannik Sinner, de Italia, tras su partido de segunda ronda de individuales masculinos en el torneo de tenis de Roland Garros en París, el jueves 28 de mayo de 2026. (Foto AP/Thibault Camus)
El lanzador de los Medias Blancas de Chicago, Davis Martin, lanza durante la primera entrada de un partido de béisbol contra los Mellizos de Minnesota, el jueves 28 de mayo de 2026, en Chicago. (Foto AP/Matt Marton)
Paige Cockburn is a multiplatform producer for the ABC's Specialist Reporting Team. She was previously ABC Science's health reporter. Prior to that, she was a digital reporter for the NSW news team in Sydney, where she covered politics and courts for some time. She started with the ABC in Brisbane on the national ne…
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Will Murray is a journalist at ABC Brisbane, having previously worked for 7.30, Nine and Prime7. Will has worked in various locations across Australia in television, radio, and print media.
Alex Turner-Cohen is an award-winning investigative reporter based in NSW. She was previously a finance and investigative reporter at News Corp, writing mostly about white-collar crime. You can contact her at Turner-Cohen.Alex@abc.net.au.
Spy agency says politicians and public servants ‘should be conscious of the things that they are discussing’ in internet-connected cars. Follow today’s news live
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Venus Williams devuelve ante Olga Danilovic en la primera ronda del Abierto de Australia, el 18 de enero de 2026, en Melbourne. (AP Foto/Aaron Favila)
Victoria’s workplace watchdog has no active prosecutions involving violence on Big Build sites, despite multiple examples of abuse on taxpayer-funded projects being detailed publicly.
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The Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne has quietly offloaded another handful of terraces on Albert Street, opposite the St Patrick’s Cathedral complex in East Melbourne.
Senior state Liberal MP Alister Henskens has been accused of undue influence after text messages revealed he advised a Sydney mayor to sack the council’s long-serving general manager.
Every culture has its own fried dough speciality. The Spanish have churros, long ridged batons rolled in cinnamon sugar. The Italians have zeppole, puffy fritters filled with ricotta and citrus. In China, there’s youtiao – hollow sticks made for dunking in warm soy milk.
Cameron Green is in contention to become Travis Head’s opening partner this summer, as Australia’s selectors ponder how to keep both Green and Beau Webster in the Test team.
“I hope you wake up in your own bed tomorrow!” exclaims a spritz-sipping guy on a date to an absinthe-sipping guy with his mates. The former has mistaken the ornate self-service fountain on the latter’s table as being full of the potent, anise-flavoured spirit, when in fact it’s ice-cold water, a traditional French …
Fri 29 May 2026 at 4:45am
Western Australia could benefit from an $8 billion boom in private rental construction, with a Perth property expert predicting changes to negative gearing will act as a “tipping point” for a new wave of home building.
By Graham Hryce, an Australian journalist and former media lawyer, whose work has been published in The Australian, the Sydney Morning Herald, the Age, the Sunday Mail, the Spectator and Quadrant.
By Graham Hryce, an Australian journalist and former media lawyer, whose work has been published in The Australian, the Sydney Morning Herald, the Age, the Sunday Mail, the Spectator and Quadrant.
Judges for the Australian Furniture Design award were impressed by the lamp’s versatility, ‘and how tactile it is’
For those of us working in Aboriginal health, the outbreak doesn’t come as a surprise. We must invest in housing that keeps remote communities safe
The rise of One Nation continues to drive a realignment on the right of Australian politics. This week, we saw signs of a possible shift in the progressive centre. A handful of independent parliamentarians have spoken up about the possibility for a new teal-tinged party. It comes as the government pushes ahead with …
Liberal insiders concerned former PM could pull party even further to the right by appointing Advance allies to prominent positions
Exclusive: Parliamentary records show the One Nation MPs claimed travel expenses for fundraising events on exclusive cruise liner where mining billionaire owns an apartment
Tax critics turn to AI memes and airport billboards in addition to traditional lobbying tactics. Here’s what you need to know about them
Kanishka Narayan says Australia’s pioneering law has contributed to national conversation under way in Britain
The imposing Socceroos defender has already proved he can make an impact at a major tournament despite an injury-affected build-up
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The federal government has begun assembling a long-awaited strategic fleet of Australian-flagged and crewed vessels, starting with a 175 metre-long cargo ship that can be used to deliver essential supplies in times of crisis.
Venus Williams, of the United States, plays a backhand return to Olga Danilovic, of Serbia, during their first round match at the Australian Open tennis championship in Melbourne, Australia, Jan. 18, 2026. (AP Photo/Aaron Favila, File)
Blues defeat Maroons 12-4 to complete 3-0 whitewash
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Australian energy firm, Invictus, on Wednesday signed a landmark petroleum production sharing (PPSA) agreement with Zimbabwe through its subsidiary, Geo Associates.
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