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Middle Eastern airlines have begun lowering airfares for Australia-Europe services to pre-war prices as they try to revive near-dormant tourism through key transit hubs, but experts warn the cheap flights are risky and could leave passengers stranded or stuck with travel credits.
Victor Wembanyama de los Spurs de San Antonio clava el balón en el encuentro ante los Bucks de Milwaukee el sábado 28 de marzo del 2026. (AP Foto/Aaron Gash)
JJ Wetherholt de los Cardenales de Washington es bañado por sus compañeros tras empujar la carrera de la victoria en la décima entrada ante los Rays de Tampa Bay el sábado 28 de marzo del 2026. (AP Foto/Scott Kane)
Kyra Cooney-Cross will remain in Australia. (Getty Images: Corbis/Steve Christo)
Auto news: These are Australia's safest roads.
Kim Novak is feeling less than euphoric.
Norm Matau and Liz Murphy threw in their city lives and careers to become outback publicans. (ABC Broken Hill: Coquohalla Connor)
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Gavin Coote is a journalist in the Sydney newsroom. He was previously with Audio Current Affairs, filing for the AM, The World Today and PM programs. Gavin joined the ABC in 2013, and has worked in the Broken Hill, Tamworth, Orange and Wollongong bureau.
Pine Creek is one of many regional communities without a 24/7 police presence. (ABC News: Dane Hirst)
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Property News: Suburbs where house values rose most in the past 12 months.
An area off Balmoral Beach and another near Camp Cove Beach have been identified as preferred locations for the shark listening stations. (Supplied: NSW government)
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Like the selkie of Celtic and Norse myth, the Moreton Bay mermaid swims in the water but walks on the land.
Daniel Hayes says AFL Victoria is attempting to attribute his mental illness to his childhood. (ABC News: Bec Symons)
Mal Leyland traces a weathered finger across a map of Australia, keenly planning "one more trip" through the heart of the rugged country that helped make him famous.
If oil stopped flowing around the world tomorrow, different countries would find themselves in markedly different levels of a bind, and the figures don't paint an overly pretty picture for Australia – although the government says there's a good reason for it.The war in the Middle East and ensuing effective closure o…
Patriotism can be inclusive and respectful, it need not exclude and demean. Trust can vanquish extremism
The scarcity mindset, exploited by advertisers to trigger impulse buys, can cause panic buying. But telling consumers not to panic, may make them panic more
From seeing him on stage to locking eyes at a lounge room disco, comedian Tom Ballard only had eyes for Harley, a handsome circus acrobat
Some doctors argue it allows them to better connect with patients, but advocates warn the AI technology risks the opposite
For tractors, trucks, power generators and cars that take children to school, the bush is reliant on diesel – but it’s rapidly becoming unaffordable
A series of shocking incidents and rising anti-Muslim rhetoric – including from One Nation’s Pauline Hanson – has sharpened concerns for the Islamic community
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Max Gawn will walk into the MCG for his 250th game on Sunday as the defining figure in Melbourne’s modern era – and, for many, the most influential ruckman of his generation.
The Offbeat Sari exhibition is running in Melbourne until the end of August. (ABC News: Angelica Silva)
Obongjayar's music is a multicultural force that parades his elastic vocals and musical versatility. (Supplied: George Muncey)
Angelica Silva is a multiplatform reporter and presenter with the ABC's Asia Pacific Newsroom team based in Melbourne.
Allan government says measure is temporary as energy shock from Middle East conflict sees petrol prices soar
I’m suspended in a moment of pure, cinematic gold, gazing down at the turquoise ribbon of the Pacific Ocean as it crashes against the glittering sands of Bondi. Above the low roar of the engines, I feel a dizzying rush as our Sydney Seaplanes flight banks sharply, bringing the iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera House i…
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Nicole and Steve Shaw always planned to send their sons to a private school after they finished year 6 at their local primary school. But all three boys ended up moving years earlier than planned.
SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) was recognized for its role in advancing international partnerships and investment promotion after receiving the Bridges of Progress Award from the Australia and New Zealand Chamber of Commerce during its 45th Annual General Meeting and Awards Night he…
It’s a bloody mess in the Australian Football League (AFL).
England’s Ben Stokes appeals successfully for the wicket of Australia’s Jake Weatherald during play on day two of the fifth and final Ashes cricket test between England and Australia in Sydney, Jan. 5, 2026. (AP Photo/Mark Baker, File)
Fremantle spearhead Josh Treacy’s relentless quest for improvement has been hailed after his starring role in the Dockers’ demolition of Richmond.
North Melbourne ruckman Tristan Xerri is set to be sent straight to the tribunal and is in danger of a suspension after appearing to smear blood on the face of Essendon skipper Andrew McGrath in the Kangaroos’ two-goal victory on Saturday night.
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Auto news: Public electric car charging cables cut and stolen at shopping centre
Property News: Australia's most expensive streets, and how much it costs to live in them.
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Motorists stung by rocketing fuel costs are paying the price for decades of growing car dependency in Australia’s major cities, where families are forced to own multiple cars to navigate sprawling suburbs lacking access to public transport.
Australian jockey eager to partner progressive four-year-old once again in Class Two feature
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