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Val Cupitt's family are calling for a more streamlined system to apply for aged care, after spending months finding her a place to call home.
Work is underway to preserve Papua New Guinea's collection of more than 1,300 film reels and tapes, stored at its small National Film Institute in Goroka, before climate change causes permanent damage.
Gary White travels the world teaching people how to get the most out of their working dog. Lately, he's seen strong demand for working dogs, in part thanks to ABC's hit series Muster Dogs.
The Indian, or common, myna was introduced to Australia in the 1860's to tackle insect pests. Now it's become the pest, leaving Canberra with a species everyone agrees is unwelcome but no-one is sure exactly how to get…
The millionaire co-founder of an Australian video tech company behind some of Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters has told the Federal Court a decade of hostility by his fellow shareholders has unfairly barred him from…
When it comes to kitchen cleaning, the freezer is the last frontier — a forgotten wasteland where food goes to die. But it's not hard to clean, and there are good reasons to do it.
The ABC has withdrawn the Four Corners programs Meth Highway and Cocaine Nation by sacked reporter Mahmood Fazal due to concerns about accuracy.
Two-time ARIA Award-winning music artist Budjerah has just released his long-awaited debut album and announced an official tour.
The new levy will be placed on exports from later today, superseding the 10 per cent tariff that was expiring. Dozens of other countries will also be hit, but Australia's tariff is among the highest.
A government that's been in power for almost 25 years is unlikely to have an unblemished record. But while ACT Labor ministers have weathered controversy on many occasions, Yvette Berry was different.
Police in Indonesia are more regularly busting baby trafficking and illegal adoption rings, with officials worried poverty may be driving the practice.
From wrapping your phone in foil to secret phones, ABC NEWS Verify takes a look into some of these false claims and real concerns about AusAlert to try to answer a few questions.
The theft of names, addresses and phone numbers may seem less serious than stolen bank details, but cyber experts say AI is changing what criminals can do with that information.
ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry resigns after the Integrity Commission made "serious corrupt conduct" findings against two senior public servants in her portfolio.
It's unlikely Sanae Takaichi intended to start a national conversation when she tweeted about how much rest she gets. A sleep expert says her schedule would be exacting a heavy toll.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani concedes he cannot order the arrest of Benjamin Netanyahu and calls on the US government to take action, but a former international prosecutor warns it could be complicated.
The commission investigated whether officials were impartial and honest in awarding an $18.8 million refurbishment contract at Campbell Primary School to Lendlease despite a bid by local firm Manteena being deemed…
The ABC has spoken to multiple Tongan women who have been lured into an arranged marriage syndicate operating in China, with allegations of passports being confiscated and tens of thousands of dollars changing hands.
Wellness and anti-aging clinics are popping up across Australia. But do their treatments work and are they safe?
Six beluga whales from a defunct marine park in Canada have been successfully moved to new homes in the US.
The plan is for mid-rise housing to be developed closest to transport stops and shopping centres, with high-rise development reserved for the Woden town centre and north Curtin.
Origin Energy says it does not believe customer credit card or bank details have been affected by a suspected data breach at the company.
Donald Trump says the United States is far from finished with Iran, warning its next military target could be an underground nuclear complex.
President Donald Trump says the United States is far from finished with Iran, warning its next military target could be an underground nuclear complex known as Pickaxe Mountain.
The Hellenic Club has been cleared of breaches of failing to record the problem gambling of a Canberra couple despite the pair losing at least $345,000 on poker machines.
The former army commando turned Labor MP has denied involvement in an alleged incident with King Charles’s representative in the NT.
A former high-ranking Catholic bishop had a sexual interest in young Aboriginal men and abused them in Western Australia's far north over several years, a Perth court hears.
Thousands of protesters under the banner of the Cockroach Janta Party have marched on India's parliament and clashed with the authorities. Here's why.
Pauline Hanson angrily denies suggestions her strident opposition to migration by anyone from "radical Islamic countries" amounts to a version of the White Australia policy. "No, it's not," she told an event in Perth…
Do kids really not feel the cold like adults do? Or are they just expressing their independence? And when should you insist?
Vision posted online by the Philippines Coast Guard shows Filipino and Chinese personnel briefly engaging each other from inflatable boats, with the Philippines accusing China of assaulting one of its navy staff.
Daniel Ortega dashes opposition hopes that he might heed their demands for a democratic vote, effectively cancelled Nicaragua's next elections.
The Indian government is taking action after 10 sailors were killed and dozens more injured in attacks on commercial cargo ships and oil tankers during the battle for control of the Strait of Hormuz.
The Trump administration is said to be weighing cutting ties with the UN refugee agency, prompting a campaign for the US to maintain support.
Barbara Belmonte, an ACT public housing resident, has been waiting weeks for her heater to be repaired amid the sub-zero temperatures of a Canberra winter — and she's not the only one.
A major cement manufacturer has been allowed to burn more plastic waste for fuel at its Adelaide site in a decision a local council is seeking to challenge in court.
Thousands of supporters of India's youth-led "cockroach" movement gathered in the New Delhi to march on parliament seeking the resignation of the education minister, despite police denying permission for the protest.
It's a crisp and bright Canberra autumn day. I am sitting outside at the Queen's Terrace Cafe in Parliament House with local family, Jason and Anthea Smith, and their adult children, Georgia and Brae.
A woman facing terror charges after living under Islamic State rule in Syria will be freed on bail, after being in custody for two months.
An estimated 10 million animals are killed on Australian roads each year. It's hoped a new artificial intelligence-powered alert system being trialled on the Monaro Highway near Canberra will reduce the toll.
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