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Newest first · UTC+11:00Vehicles 'totally submerged' in floodwaters on major highway in outback NSW
Three people were rescued from this vehicle outside Wilcannia on Thursday afternoon. By Friday morning it was submerged in floodwater. (Supplied: Matthew Apps)
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Man found dead in home north of Brisbane
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· Rebecca Masters
Australia face big selection calls for Healy’s farewell
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‘Labor put terrorists before Queenslanders’: Bleijie doubles down on tirade
Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie has doubled down on claims the Labor opposition is antisemitic and supports terrorism, in a repeat of his tirade after hate speech and gun laws passed through Queensland parliament.
· William Davis
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The economist, author and politician Yanis Varoufakis speaks to political editor Tom McIlroy about his blunt assessment about the ability of the global economic system to address the biggest challenges of the 21st century. They also discuss Europe’s failures in Russia’s war on Ukraine, the candid admissions of Donal…
Chaos for fresh food exports as Middle East conflict disrupts transportation
Brandon Reynolds says stock is stuck in Melbourne. (Supplied: The Yoghurt Shop)
· Selina Green
'Disappointing' footage shows rows of empty seats on Middle East flights
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· April Glover
Girl mauled by dog in Perth's north suffers serious facial injuries
The girl was taken by St John WA ambulance to hospital with serious facial injuries. (ABC News: Keane Bourke)
· Alicia Hanson
Lens sobrevive a la remontada del Lyon y avanza en penales a semifinales de Copa
LYON, Francia (AP) — Lens continuó el jueves su impresionante temporada al avanzar a las semifinales de la Copa de Francia con una victoria en la tanda de penales sobre Lyon.
Contraceptive pill will become available without a script in Victoria
Victorian women will be able to access contraceptive pills from the chemist without a script under a new Allan government plan that has sparked concern from doctors who say it puts patients at risk.
· Kieran Rooney, Henrietta Cook
Town rejoices after river supplying it water comes 'back to life'
Turon River in Sofala in Central West NSW has begun filling up after heavy rainfall in the region.
· Emily Middleton
Business owner sends premier $24,000 bill over new public holiday
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· Yashee Sharma
Venus Williams' comeback hits another snag as she falls in 1st round to Diane Perry in Indian Wells
FILE -Venus Williams, of the United States, returns a shot to Lyudmyla Kichenok, of the Czech Republic, and Ellen Perez, of Australia, during a first round women’s doubles match of the U.S. Open tennis championships, Thursday, Aug. 28, 2025, in New York. (AP Photo/Yuki Iwamura, File)
Albanese says Australian troops were on board US submarine that sank Iranian ship
The prime minister said the military personnel were on the vessel as part of training arrangements under the Aukus deal
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Armed teens detained at Moomba as police thwart ‘serious violence’
Machetes, a meat cleaver and a carving knife were among weapons seized from a gang of teenage boys in the CBD on the first night of the annual Moomba Festival.
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Buddy 2.0: Sydney falls in love with its latest forward superstar at the SCG
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Israeli ambassador says it’s ‘mind-boggling’ to question legal basis for war on Iran
Israel’s new ambassador to Australia says it is mind-boggling anyone would question the legality of the US-Israeli strikes against Iran as he urged the Albanese government not to call for a ceasefire before the war’s objectives have been achieved.
· Matthew Knott
Group of armed teens arrested at popular Melbourne festival
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· Joseph Sahyoun
‘Norm’s a bit short’: The history lessons Victoria failed to learn
My father loved fishing, fried rice and footy – specifically the Hawthorn Football Club. But there was something he loved even more – being proved right.
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He got a $13m bonus and is about to take on Ohtani. Remember this Australian’s name
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· Marc McGowan
Disability homes scrap bus services, tell residents to take taxis, trains
One of the state’s largest disability service providers is withdrawing its transport services, telling residents they will need to use taxis and public transport to leave their homes from June 30.
· Grant McArthur
Removing homeless encampment from local park breached human rights, Queensland supreme court rules
City of Moreton Bay blocked from clearing tent city after successful legal challenge by group living in park
· Andrew Messenger
Breaking: PM confirms three Australian navy personnel on US submarine that sank Iranian vessel
Anthony Albanese confirmed three Australians were on board the vessel. (ABC News: Matt Roberts)
· Tom Lowrey
Australian cyclist Michael Matthews breaks both wrists in horror training crash
Jayco AlUla rider’s spring classics campaign ruined by injury
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Evicting homeless campers violated human rights, Supreme Court rules
The eviction of homeless campers from parks in the City of Moreton Bay council violated human rights, the Supreme Court ruled. (ABC Radio Brisbane: Kenji Sato)
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Surging oil prices push ASX towards worst weekly loss in years
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Dingo attack or drowning? Coroner reveals circumstances of Canadian teen’s death
Canadian tourist Piper James drowned “as a consequence of” dingo attacks on K’gari earlier this year, a coroner has found.
· Julius Dennis
Agrarian Kitchen chef to head up The Eltham, Ciao, Mate! and two new restaurants
Stephen Peak spent seven years running one of Australia’s most awarded restaurants. For his next move, he’s taking on a golf course bistro.
· Erina Starkey
Australia-bound flights fleeing the Middle East arriving with empty seats
The first flights from the Middle East since US-Israeli strikes on Iran began over the weekend have started to arrive in Australia. Source: AAP / EPA
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PM confirms ADF links to conflict amid fresh flights to Australia from Middle East hub
Anthony Albanese has confirmed three Australian personnel were on board a US submarine but did not participate in any offensive action against Iran. Source: SIPA USA, AAP
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Canadian backpacker Piper James died ‘as a result of drowning’ following a dingo attack at K’gari, coroner says
Cause of death of 19-year-old in January was drowning ‘in the setting of multiple injuries, due to, or as a consequence of a dingo attack’
· Andrew Messenger
After the deluge: Australia’s wettest summer in a decade was also one of the hottest ever
Some areas that recorded temperatures close to 50C in January received more rain in one week in February than all of last year
· Josh Nicholas
Efendy chef’s new Sydney Fish Market venue is a winner for seafood lunches on the water
American betting sites Kalshi and Polymarket are surging in popularity by offering odds on just about every possible outcome in entertainment, sport and politics. At the time of writing, it’s possible to trade on whether the US government will soon announce that aliens do exist and who will be cast in the next Miami…
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Dingoes to blame for Canadian teen's beach death
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· Rebecca Masters
One Nation senator for NSW still lived in Queensland four months after his appointment, expense reports show
In September party said Sean Bell was ‘currently in the process of moving to NSW’ but he claimed $6,600 in chauffeured cars in Brisbane in last quarter of 2025
· Sarah Martin
'We hold a lot of power': Records broken as women flock to F1
The Australian Grand Prix is hitting record crowds as female fans surge to the sport. (Getty: Formula 1/Mark Sutton)
· Marnie Vinall
Contraceptive pill to be accessible in Victoria without prescription from July
Pharmacists will be required to complete a postgraduate training module before they can offer the service. (Unsplash: Melany Tuinfosalud)
Man accused of trying to murder stranger with bike chain in inner Sydney
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Hizb ut-Tahrir group banned in Australia under new hate speech laws, after ASIO call
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said the existence of the group "risks not only our social cohesion but the safety of Australians". Source: AAP / Dominic Giannini
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Flower shop destroyed in suspicious fires across coastal Queensland town
A Yeppoon florist was destroyed by one of the fires. (ABC Capricornia: Nicky Way)
· Vanessa Jarrett
'Groundless act of terror and aggression': War spreads outside Middle East
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· Daniel Jeffrey
North Queensland pelted with heavy rain, millions prepare for wet weekend as tropical low approaches
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· Rebecca Masters
Jed was cancelled by Instagram. It's cost him $50,000
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· Maddison Leach
Far north Queensland residents told to seek higher ground as tropical low heads for coast
Up to 240mm of rain expected to fall in six hours on Friday, BoM says, which could lead to dangerous flash flooding
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'A lot of respect': Matildas swap jerseys with Iranian team after victory on Gold Coast
Australia will now face off against South Korea on Sunday at Stadium Australia in Sydney. Source: AAP / Matthew Starling/SPP/Sipa USA
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More heavy rain predicted after Far North Queensland lashed by wild weather
Many Far North Queensland residents have been told to seek higher ground after heavy rain overnight. Source: AAP / Supplied
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