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Joshua Boscaini is political reporter and live blog specialist at Parliament House in Canberra. He joined the ABC in 2017 and has previously worked in various digital and social media roles in Sydney, Adelaide, Canberra and the Asia-Pacific Newsroom.
Former airline pilot to remain in custody ahead of retrial over campsite death of 73-year-old Carol Clay in 2020
Greg Lynn's murder conviction was quashed by the Court of Appeal last year. (AAP Image/Pool: Eddie Jim)
SYDNEY, March 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Great Place To Work®, the global authority on workplace culture, today announces the 2026 list of Australia's Best Workplaces™ for Women, recognising 50 organisations that have proven it's possible to deliver exceptional business performance while still creating cultures where w…
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Olivia Hamlin scored 16 points, Delaney Gibb and Lara Rohkohl each had 15, and Sydney Benally added 14 as BYU beat Houston 76-66 in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament on Wednesday.
Jarrad Antonovich spent the final hours of his life groaning in agony before collapsing at a “wellness” retreat after ingesting exotic frog toxin and ayahuasca, while the man leading the retreat allegedly delayed treatment.
The risk of a cyclone still remains for northern Queensland, while other parts of the state are being warned to brace for heavy rains.According to Weatherzone, a tropical low forming off the Queensland coast could make landfall near Townsville on Friday, with a moderate chance it will turn into a cyclone.Even if the…
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Topic:Mining and Metals Industry
Female composers, performers and conductors have increasingly gained prominence in Australia's classical music world. (Adelaide Symphony Orchestra: Shane Reid)
Topic:Federal Government
Parents of Sydney's Barker College preparing to welcome home their children who were in Dubai on their way to a robotics competition. Source: SBS News
Topic:Government and Politics
Kate Umbers wants to know where bogong moths go when billions leave the NSW Snowy Mountains. (ABC News: Mark Moore)
Topic:Fishing and Aquaculture Industry
A new study has found the number of moles found on children's bodies has almost halved in the past 25 years. (Cancer Council Victoria)
Topic:Liberal Party of Australia
Jacob Kagi is the deputy news editor in Adelaide. He has also worked as a WA State Political Reporter and as a journalist in the Albany newsroom.
Lead-containing plumbing products will continue to be installed into Australian buildings for another two years. ( ABC News: Mark Leonardi )
Helena Hassani is using her lived experience to raise critical awareness. (ABC News: Danielle Bonica)
Tom Lowrey is a reporter in the ABC's Parliament House bureau. Tom has worked in the media since 2010, in a range of locations including regional NSW and Canberra. He joined the ABC in 2013, and began working in Parliament House in 2021.
The fire destroyed two businesses and an adjoining warehouse on the Launceston waterfront. (Supplied: Tasmania Police)
McLaren driver Oscar Piastri of Australia gets pushed back into his garage on the third day of Formula One pre-season test at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir, Bahrain, Friday, Feb. 13, 2026. (AP Photo/Altaf Qadri)
A coalition of major media groups has taken the unusual step of directly petitioning Victoria’s attorney-general for a law change to stop high-profile defendants from shielding their names and crimes from public view.
Topic:Doctors and Medical Professionals
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Australia’s nuclear safety watchdog has put its emergency centre “on alert” as fighting escalates between Israel, the United States and Iran, with radiation experts monitoring for potential risks to Australians.
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New laser devices to detect faults in overhead wiring across Sydney’s train network have been rolled out in a bid to avoid a repeat of a failure that crippled passenger services for days last year.
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Children aged 10 to 14 made up half of the almost 500 kids treated in Victorian hospitals with electric scooter injuries last financial year, despite under-16s being excluded from highly publicised e-scooter trials and, more recently, banned from the mode of transport altogether.
Bathers’ Pavilion doesn’t do a restaurant collaboration by halves. After partnering with three-Michelin-starred British restaurant L’Enclume for sold-out residencies in 2023 and 2025, the Balmoral Beach fine-diner will host California’s much lauded SingleThread over four weeks from late July.
A Perth father and husband who went missing 13 years ago is this week the subject of a coronial inquest, with police believing he took his own life after being accused of sexually abusing children.
Whatever happens to the pair from here, people outside of Sydney hadn't broken up with Kyle and Jackie O. They never hooked up. (AAP: Dan Peled)
The first commercial flight out of the Middle East to Australia since hostilities began landed in Sydney overnight.
A 109-year-old Aldabra giant tortoise had advanced medical scans after keepers at an Australian zoo noticed neck swelling and breathing changes.
Property News: Australia's most expensive streets, and how much it costs to live in them.
A Melbourne man has sparked debate after claiming he and a friend were denied entry to a popular Prahran nightclub and cocktail bar because of their footwear, while women wearing similar shoes were allowed inside.
The first group of Australians stranded in the Middle East after war erupted in the region have been successfully repatriated to Sydney, marking the start of a complex return operation for the 115,000 travellers and ex-pats still without an escape route from the intensifying conflict.
British rapper Ghetts performs at the Great Escape Festival, in Brighton, England, May 19, 2017. (Victoria Jones/PA via AP, File)
Data shows that some locations stayed well above 30C through the night during a heatwave in late January
Backbencher Andrew McLachlan describes the 23 children as ‘innocents’ victimised by their parents’ ‘tragic attraction to a horrible ideology’
Look back at football’s defining moments and Cometti did them all justice – he didn’t miss a beat and always had the perfect one-liner ready to reel off
Autumn fruits are ripe and ready, including ‘beautiful’ figs for $2 each and Hass avocados at only $1.50 a piece. But it’s not a good time for berries
Two brothers return to the yacht race that killed their father in True South, a documentary about the darkest moment in the event’s history
The amount of crude oil being refined locally has dwindled in recent years – but officials say Australia’s strategic reserve means there’s no need to worry
In an attempt to find new audiences and save money, opera companies are ‘throwing spaghetti at the wall’ to see what sticks. It often works