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Newest first · UTC+11:00Asia races to de-risk critical minerals supply chain with new financing tool
Japan, Britain and other nations have pledged millions to the new scheme, as China’s dominance of critical minerals sector faces fresh challenge
· Alice Li
GBy Grace Tobin
Grace is a two-time Walkley Award-winning investigative journalist and former 7.30 reporter. Before joining the ABC, she worked at 60 Minutes where she travelled extensively around Australia and on overseas assignments. In 2019, she produced a joint investigation with Nine Newspapers on Crown Casino which sparked tw…
Australian sports, media icons turn out to farewell Dennis Cometti at state memorial
A who’s who of Australian sport and media turned out to farewell Dennis Cometti at a state memorial service for the commentating great at Optus Stadium on Monday.
· Michael Philipps
Woman accuses AFL great Winmar of ‘petrifying’ assault
A woman has alleged AFL great Nicky Winmar dragged her by the hair and smashed her head against a door during a “petrifying” attack.
· Tara Cosoleto
Man faces court after allegedly hammering family to death
A man who allegedly bludgeoned and stabbed his parents and little brother to death has been remembered by a shocked friend as a “smart kid” who had his “ups and downs”.
· Perry Duffin
Queensland government in ‘integrity crisis’ over alleged undisclosed affair between two ministers, opposition says
The Olympic Games minister, Tim Mander, and the child safety minister, Amanda Camm say they were not in a relationship when they were sworn in
· Joe Hinchliffe
Iconic broadcaster Dennis Cometti farewelled at state memorial service
Dennis Cometti has been farewelled at a State Memorial Service in Perth. (ABC News: Briana Shepherd)
· Blake Kagi
Japan PM says oil crisis has 'enormous impact' in Asia-Pacific
CANBERRA, Australia — A global oil supply squeeze is inflicting an "enormous impact" on the Asia-Pacific region, Japan Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said Monday.
· Agence France-Presse
Herald photographer commended for response to Defence truck rollover
The NSW Rural Fire Service has awarded Herald photographer Nick Moir a commissioner’s commendation for his composed and decisive response after he came across a crash involving two Australian Defence Force trucks while covering Cyclone Alfred.
· Jack Gramenz
Afternoon Update: Jewish Australians give evidence at royal commission; Chalmers downplays hope for tax relief; and a living library
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· Alan Vaarwerk
Not lovin’ it: West End pushes back on new McDonald’s
Long-rumoured and long-feared by residents protective of their suburb’s ‘weird’ reputation, work on a new McDonald’s at West End is expected to begin next month.
· Cameron Atfield
Lasers, hawks and even guns haven’t solved the UK’s pigeon problem. There is a better way | Sydney Lobe
Councils spend heavily on grisly yet ineffective methods. Why won’t they consider a proven, low-cost and humane strategy?
· Sydney Lobe
Forget the lawn, these mower racers are cutting loose on the race track
Lawn mower racing began in Australia in the 1980s after a disagreement between friends at a pub. (ABC Capricornia: Russel Talbot)
· Jacob Gamble
Regional community in mourning after newborn found dead at campsite
Property News: Australia's most popular suburbs in every capital city.
· Tilli Andrew
Wikipedia founder brands Australia’s social media ban an ‘unmitigated disaster’ and an ‘embarrassment’
Jimmy Wales remembers a toxic internet even before social media and says AI is ‘not a disaster’ for the free – and freely edited - online encyclopaedia
· Josh Taylor
Australia and Japan sign agreements on energy, defence and critical minerals
Topic:Foreign Affairs
· Stephen Dziedzic
Perth Lynx lose star Wilson in huge WNBL blow
The Perth Lynx’s hopes of ending their 34-year title drought have taken a massive hit after star guard Ally Wilson informed the WNBL club she won’t be coming back.
· Justin Chadwick
Man fighting for life after being stabbed in the street in Melbourne
Auto news: Public electric car charging cables cut and stolen at shopping centre
· April Glover
Mark Newnham bids to extend championship lead with strong squad assembled for Sha Tin dirt meeting
Australian trainer aims to continue his all-weather success this term with five runners on Wednesday night
· Olivia O'Sullivan
Mark Newnham bids to extend championship lead with strong squad assembled for Sha Tin dirt meeting
Australian trainer aims to continue his all-weather success this term with five runners on Wednesday night
· Olivia O'Sullivan
Major Aussie online retailer snapped up after collapse, set for relaunch within weeks
Property News: Australia's most popular suburbs in every capital city.
· Tilli Andrew
Drug dog sits next to suitcase at Sydney Airport, sparking major find
Property News: Australia's most popular suburbs in every capital city.
· Sarah Swain
AFL probe Lion’s alleged homophobic remark in the VFL
Brisbane Lions player Koby Evans is under investigation by the AFL for allegedly uttering a homophobic remark while playing in the VFL on Saturday.
· Sam McClure, Scott Spits
Japan to test more advanced weaponry in Australia as ‘quasi allies’ deepen co-operation
Japan’s military will expand the test firing of missiles and other advanced weapons in Australia as part of a suite of agreements struck during a visit to Canberra by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
· Matthew Knott
Dozens of charges laid over Alice Springs riot after five-year-old's death
Property News: Australia's most expensive streets, and how much it costs to live in them.
· Emily Bennett
Sydney man accused of murdering parents and brother denied bail
Jacky Amazing Feng is accused of killing his parents and brother.
· Nandini Dhir
Ember warning issued for Perth bushfire
The blaze at Herdsman Lake broke out on Monday morning. (ABC News: Armin Azad)
Socceroos eager to disprove World Cup underdog tag, says coach Tony Popovic
Australia coach talks up chances against Turkey, US and Paraguay
· Jack Snape
Japan and Australia prime ministers boost cooperation during global tensions
Prime Minister of Japan Sanae Takaichi, right, is greeted by Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong in Canberra, Australia, Sunday, May 3, 2026. (Lukas Coch/AAP Image via AP)
· Rod Mcguirk
Presence, aura, leadership: Why Popovic is keeping door open for Socceroos’ Qatar heroes
Socceroos coach Tony Popovic is keeping the door ajar for Mathew Leckie and Harry Souttar, two of the heroes of Australia’s last World Cup, as he underlined the importance of their intangible qualities ahead of next month’s tournament in North America.
· Vince Rugari
Australia signs new deal with ally to counteract global shocks
Auto news: Will Australians spend over $100,000 on a Chinese car?
· Yashee Sharma
Popular milk company recalls baby formula as shares plummet
Property News: Australia's most expensive streets, and how much it costs to live in them.
· Yashee Sharma
Alleged Anzac Day hecklers face court over booing
Four men are facing court over alleged heckling at a 2025 Anzac Day service in Melbourne. (ABC News: Danielle Bonica)
· Kristian Silva
Court hears allegations Nicky Winmar 'bashed' woman's head against door
Nicky Winmar fronted the Bendigo Magistrates' Court on Monday. (Supplied)
· Anna Mcguinness
‘Wake-up call’: methane emissions from Australian coalmines more than double official estimates, report finds
International Energy Agency findings show government must commit to rapid cuts in emissions of greenhouse gas, climate experts say
· Graham Readfearn
Larvotto extends high-grade gold-antimony-tungsten story in NSW
Larvotto Resources has delivered another round of strong diamond drilling results from its Midas Gully system at the Metz Mining Centre, a key structural lode complex within the company’s Hillgrove gold-antimony project in NSW.
· Doug Bright
Baby found dead at Wagga beach homeless encampment as mother and another infant taken to hospital
Police say ‘no suspicious circumstances’ while local councillor argues ‘tragedy’ shows housing crisis has gotten out of hand in regional Australia
· Cait Kelly
Watch live: Is Sydney’s restaurant scene heading for a shake-up?
Is Sydney’s restaurant scene heading for a shake-up? How about the size of your favourite local – is the dining room about to shrink? And what about those fine-diners – are they headed for extinction? The data might suggest “yes”.
· Good Food staff writers
Private school cancels buses despite traffic snarl that’s already left neighbours housebound
A private school has cancelled bus services that the local council says it must run, raising concerns about student safety and leaving some neighbours feeling housebound when traffic clogs their street.
· Bridie Smith
Australia and Japan expand ties with focus on economic security
Canberra and Tokyo pledge to counter 'all forms of economic coercion'
· Staff Writer
Fittler 2.0 dominates Queensland
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Pacgold pours first doré bar from South Australian gold mine
Pacgold has cracked the code at its White Dam project, pouring maiden gold doré as the South Australian heap-leach operation sprang back to life in double quick time and on budget.
· Penny Taylor
‘Insane’ community consultation rules holding back needed Sydney infrastructure, premier says
NSW Premier Chris Minns wants to cut community consultation and environmental red tape from infrastructure projects such as new hospitals or train station upgrades, saying that “unnecessary box ticking” was holding back election promises and overdue building works.
· Michael McGowan
Jim Chalmers rules out fuel excise extension and downplays hopes for tax relief in ‘most responsible’ budget yet
The treasurer also says May federal budget will play ‘helpful not harmful role in fight against inflation’
· Patrick Commins
Bondi Beach terror victim's daughter makes plea as public hearings begin
Property News: Australia's most popular suburbs in every capital city.
· Emily Bennett
Broncos winger needed surgery to save leg after rare injury against Roosters
Brisbane have revealed winger Deine Mariner could have lost his leg if he had not undergone emergency surgery in Sydney in the early hours of Sunday morning following the Broncos’ defeat in a thriller against the Sydney Roosters on Saturday.
· Chris Barrett
Cash and crypto seized from suspected $5m NDIS ‘fraud syndicate’
Police have seized $176,000 in cash, precious metals, and cryptocurrency in raids across Queensland properties linked to a disability service provider they believe was operating as a “fraud syndicate”.
· Catherine Strohfeldt
Woman missing after going bushwalking in rural NSW with two dogs
Auto news: Will Australians spend over $100,000 on a Chinese car?
· Sarah Swain
‘Living library’: inside the marine biobanks racing to protect ocean species from extinction
Australia’s biobanks store everything from seeds of native plants to the cells and tissue of threatened animal species
· Stephanie Convery, Petra Stock