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Audrey Courty is a journalist and producer with the national ABC News Digital team, based in Brisbane. She was previously a multi-platform reporter with ABC Wide Bay, after first joining the public broadcaster as a news cadet with the Queensland News team.
Sri Lanka directly qualified for T-20 World Cup 2028 scheduled to be held in Australia and New Zealand.The teams that have progressed to the Super Eights of the ongoing ICC Men’s T-20 World Cup 2026 have secured automatic qualification for the next edition of the tournament, to be held in 2028, the 11th edition of t…
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Jano Gibson is the ABC's Antarctic reporter, based in Hobart, Tasmania.
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Tesla registrations in Queensland have been in steady decline since the electric car manufacturer’s CEO, Elon Musk, fully embraced the far-right in the US and around the globe.
Students at an inner-Brisbane high school are being forced to snub the city’s school bus service over fears of repeated late slips, with parents recording delays as long as 20 minutes.
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Alan Kohler has been a financial journalist for 54 years. He began as a cadet on The Australian covering the Poseidon boom and bust, has been a columnist for the Australian Financial Review, The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald and editor of both the AFR and The Age.
Data has revealed the highest earning professions and those with the longest and shortest working hours. Source: SBS News
Each year, a small team of expeditioners base themselves on an Antarctic glacier to set up one of the world's most remote airstrips.
The Australian neo-Nazi group which held an anti-Jewish rally outside NSW Parliament last year and continues to harbour ambitions to form a political party, included serious domestic violence offenders, drug dealers, stalkers and an accused paedophile.
Start-up firm Infoneoo is typical of India’s dynamic technology sector.
At least 40 Victorians are preparing to launch legal action against the state’s hospitals over claims their loved ones died by suicide after being prematurely discharged or denied critical care.
One-hundred shots of beer in 50 minutes. If you vomit, you drink it.
A massive Port Melbourne data centre, costing almost $1 billion, cleared Victorian planning hurdles in just 75 days over summer, in a sign of the state’s desperation to attract global tech investment.
The see-sawing performance of Australian chefs trying to crack the Singapore dining market has taken another turn, with Josh Niland pulling the pin at Singapore’s high-profile Fysh restaurant after just two years.
A controversial Israeli journalist could be barred from Australia because of inflammatory comments he made lamenting the fact there hadn’t been more casualties in Gaza and applauding the killing of Palestinian journalists.
Madi is a data journalist with ABC News in Melbourne.
Serco-run operation regularly fails because staff are not properly trained and pushed to meet call volume targets, a senior NDIA employee says
Andrew Hauser says inflationary pressures not driven by one single sector, but he understands frustration at ‘particular corporate strategies’
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Gilas Pilipinas faces a tall order as it hosts New Zealand and Australia in the second window of the FIBA World Cup Asian Qualifiers, games that carry huge implications for its bid to reach the global hoops showdown for the fourth consecutive edition.
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Gilas Pilipinas faces a tall order as it hosts New Zealand and Australia in the second window of the FIBA World Cup Asian Qualifiers, games that carry huge implications for its bid to reach the global hoops showdown for the fourth consecutive edition.
Gilas Pilipinas faces a tall order as it hosts New Zealand and Australia in the second window of the FIBA World Cup Asian Qualifiers, games that carry huge implications for its bid to reach the global hoops showdown for the fourth consecutive edition.
Tom Crowley is a journalist in the ABC's Parliament House bureau in Canberra. He joined the ABC following time at Treasury, the Grattan Insitute and The Daily Aus.
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Sarah Gibbs wanted to show women that they were just as capable of trekking alone as men.
Leo’s Supermarket in Heidelberg will close earlier than planned, with shoppers reporting flagging customer numbers and dwindling stock.
Anzac-class frigate ‘conducted a routine transit through the South China Sea’, Australian defence department says
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Few would notice the narrow garden bed that borders the car park of Werribee’s Bridge Hotel.
A psychiatric inpatient has absconded from a Sydney hospital just three days after the state’s mental health minister initiated an “urgent review” into its security in response to two escapees allegedly killing people in separate incidents last week.
Bryn Wakefield is a journalist at ABC Tropical North. He joined the bureau after a stint in regional television in Canberra, New South Wales and Queensland from 2023 to 2025.
When the dense fog rolls over the Wild Dog Valley obscuring the panoramic view of the Apollo Bay coastline below, Lindsay Grayson knows the mobile phone reception will be terrible. Even reliable spots within metres of his home might go blank or barely register.
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Trade Minister Don Farrell will press the case against US President Donald Trump’s decision to increase the tariff rate on Australian goods from 10 to 15 per cent when he visits the United States this week.
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Life-threatening flash flooding warned for central Queensland and NT as long-awaited rain brings landslide threat to bushfire-affected Victoria
One woman is subject to temporary exclusion order over security concerns, but home affairs minister says group is ‘not consistent’ in their beliefs
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