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The assistant treasurer is looking to revamp funding for the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort, saying that large super funds, as well as people with self-managed super funds (SMSFs), could be asked to chip in.
State and federal governments are offering incentives for property developers in exchange for more affordable housing. But a Four Corners investigation has uncovered major flaws in the strategy.
Your challenge in the ABC Places quiz is to work out the location of 10 photos from around the world. Be warned: we might try to trick you.
Negotiating to reduce your spending and increase your income are tangible ways you can improve your financial situation right now.
The tech trillionaire has spent a good chunk of 2026 yelling on X about how Christopher Nolan's adaptation of Homer's Odyssey "desecrates" the ancient poet.
The Iran-aligned Houthi movement that controls northern Yemen has accused Saudi Arabia of launching air strikes against the international airport in Sanaa.
Donald Trump says the US is reinstating its blockade of Iran in the Strait of Hormuz and will start charging for ships from elsewhere to transit through it.
The counter-terrorism unit has taken charge of the case due to "new information and evidence" on the suspected murder of the former minister, the UK Home Secretary says.
Australian National University climatologist Prof Janette Lindesay explains to Tasmania Drive's Lucy Breaden the complex combination of factors behind this week's abnormally high tides.
As the world remembers actor Sam Neill, former film festival curator Owen Tilbury remembers when he convinced Sam Neill to come to Tasmania.
The Fair Work Commission has found Scott Carlin, former managing director of the National Trust of Tasmania, was unfairly dismissed just two months before his two-year contract was set to expire.
Grant Whelan was assaulted and robbed in the early hours of Saturday morning. His family want anyone who has information to come forward.
Wall Street rallied on Friday before Gulf hostilities flared again. ASX futures point to a gain this morning. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
For more than 30 years, John O'Toole has quietly helped build a local soccer club. On Sunday, he surpassed his 600th match while playing alongside his sons.
It was late 2021 when one of Australia's rarest birds started to arrive in the native forests of Lonnavale. Ecologists had expected it but for a reacting forestry sector, it was "not sustainable".
Jewish academics and students say they do not feel safe on campuses, as the antisemitism royal commission prepares to hold a week of hearings scrutinising universities.
If you’ve fallen off the Dry July wagon or you just aren’t interested in teetotalling, trying smaller steps to reducing your alcohol intake can still make a difference to your health.
How much do you know about long-past British monarchs, the Salem witch trials and Nintendo games of the 80s? Find out with this week's quiz.
From elephant tracking in Botswana to running up mountains in Nepal, catch up on every week six film from Race Around the World.
The new standards will require institutions to adopt definitions of antisemitism, racism against Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander peoples, and Islamophobia.
Taxpayers are missing out on cheaper medicines due to backroom deals by one of Australia's most powerful lobby groups, according to a new report.
US senator Lindsey Graham, a key Republican who went from a vocal critic of Donald Trump to one of his most loyal allies, has died at age 71.
Two young women say taking the pill to manage painful periods had side effects they weren't expecting.
A 200-year-old Tasmanian farm is opening its gates to diners for the first time, as the family-run business seeks to expand its offerings and keep on top of costly upkeep.
Hidden for more than a century, a remarkable collection is offering a rare glimpse into the famed 1900s Discovery expedition to Antarctica.
A Trumpian clash between the Netanyahu government and Israel's most senior court is rapidly building into a major constitutional crisis.
That's right, it's time to stop, ________ and listen with this week's music quiz. Let's play!
Olivia Wilde's return to directing might take place almost entirely in a single room, but it unfolds all the relationship anxieties we prefer to keep hidden at home.
A tourist boat returning from an island trip in southern Vietnam has capsized, killing 15 Indian visitors, state media has reported.
The automatic feature, integrated into its Meta AI chatbot, let users edit generated images directly through sketches.
Emergency services called to a house fire at Tasmania's Coles Bay find the home owner tied up and his home torched after thieves allegedly made off with nine guns and his car.
The sentencing of tech entrepreneur Nadiem Makarim leaves many young Indonesians questioning whether investing in their country could expose them to legal risks.
When Labor recorded its lowest electoral result in over a century last year some may have felt the party had hit rock bottom, at least in terms of polling. That may not be entirely the case, writes Lucy MacDonald.
Baylee Stokes lives with the health impacts of being exposed to lead as a child. Now, she's considering moving away from her hometown to protect her own children.
Beautiful Indigenous-themed quilts have been made by a group of women for a NAIDOC Week baby celebration on Worimi country, linking cultures and generations.
A 38-degree Celsius evening match has raised fresh questions about how football manages heat in a warming world.
The 1957 book The Executioners has been made into two movies and an iconic episode of The Simpsons. It's now a TV show, starring Amy Adams, Patrick Wilson and Javier Bardem.
Each question in the ABC 50/50 quiz has only two options: one is right, the other is wrong. But there's a catch.
British wildcard Arthur Fery's bid to make Wimbledon history has ended after he was knocked out by Alexander Zverev, who will face off against reigning champion Jannik Sinner in the final.
The 78-year-old, who found fame as a Strictly Come Dancing contestant when she left office, was found dead at her home having sustained serious injuries.
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