Dutton calls for production line submarine Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says Australia needs to be frank about the threat of China in the region, following military drills near Taiwan. AAP · Aug 10, 2022
Meet the women with a shared love of classic Chevy cars From life as a hearse to appearing in a blockbuster movie, Chevrolet Club members Bec Harding and Valda Moore enjoy nothing more than sharing the colourful histories of their cars to fellow enthusiasts. ABC News · Aug 8, 2022
South Australian Labor to return $125k donation from CFMEU after alleged vandalism of cars The South Australian Labor Party will return a $125,000 donation from the construction union after several vehicles belonging to staff from Master Builders Association were allegedly vandalised, which the union has denied any involvement. ABC News · Aug 8, 2022
Humanitarian aid visa for Ukrainian refugees ends, leaving local communities to step up Support for Ukrainian refugees continues despite formal end to humanitarian program. ABC News · Aug 7, 2022
The evolution of the Ekka's show bags, which originally contained coal and condiments Today's brightly coloured bags filled with treats, toys and trinkets are a far cry from those long ago, which included condiments and packets of Twisties that were recommended for kids by dentists. ABC News · Aug 6, 2022
WA monkeypox spread unlikely according to Premier Mark McGowan as WA COVID cases drop Monkeypox vaccines will arrive in Western Australia within days, after the state recorded its first case of the disease in a traveller returning from overseas. ABC News · Aug 5, 2022
Mandurah's homelessness, high unemployment, and mental health battles highlighted in reports As wet weather lashes Perth's southern regions Kirsty Buchanan is spending her nights on the cold, rainy, streets of Mandurah — one of many in the seaside city doing it tough. ABC News · Aug 3, 2022
What is a 'void' and how did it bring Brisbane's CBD to a standstill? The Brisbane CBD was shut down yesterday "out of an abundance of caution", but experts agree it's not every day a hole appears unexpectedly beneath a busy city street. Here's what we know about the "void" and the chance of another one appearing in the future. ABC News · Aug 3, 2022
Brush turkeys are spreading across Sydney but how the bird crossed the harbour is a mystery The flight-challenged birds are reclaiming Sydney's inner-city and southern suburbs but while researchers say it's a rare success story, not everyone has welcomed them back. ABC News · Aug 2, 2022
ASIO monitored Lynn Arnold before he was premier, but he doesn't know when they stopped While Lynn Arnold was in lockdown the former SA premier decided to while away time by investigating how far the Australian Security and Intelligence Organisation kept tabs on him for decades. ABC News · Aug 1, 2022
Spirit of SA art exhibition showcases state's people, places and icons to support children with cancer Producing 42 paintings of prominent people, places and objects in about 30 weeks sounds like a considerable challenge — but when it was put to artist Mark Lobert, he didn't hesitate to get on board. ABC News · Jul 31, 2022
Advocates say two-wheeled EVs a cheaper, greener option to de-carbonise transport In the push to decarbonise our economy, much has been made of the need to transition to electric cars. But advocates say there's a much cheaper and greener EV to consider. ABC News · Jul 30, 2022
America's Cup-winning skipper sets sights on 250kph wind-powered record in SA outback As an America's Cup champion, Glenn Ashby has previously breezed his way to victory. Now, he’s about to embark on another wind-powered endeavour — but he's switching from saltwater to a salt lake in South Australia's outback. ABC News · Jul 28, 2022
Victoria University nursing students face unpaid placements of up to 12 weeks to complete degree Nursing students must complete 800 placement hours, which can mean turning down part-time paid work for sometimes up to 12 weeks. ABC News · Jul 26, 2022
ABC News · Jul 23, 2022 Vegan protester Tash Peterson is banned from every WA pub via liquor laws. Legal experts are concerned The use of the Liquor Control Act to ban controversial activist Tash Peterson from every bar and restaurant in the state has been described by legal experts as "overreach" and a "misuse" of the law.
ABC News · Jul 21, 2022 Eucalypt found only in Sydney suburbs confirmed as new species An incredibly rare eucalypt found in some of the most densely developed areas of Sydney has been confirmed as a new species.
ABC News · Jul 20, 2022 State of Environment Report success stories include Indigenous ranger programs, conservation reserves Indigenous ranger programs and privately run conservation reserves are the shining lights in the country's environmental report card.
ABC News · Jul 18, 2022 West Australian government resists calls to extend mask mandate amid ANF claims COVID-19 patients treated in corridors The West Australian government refuses to extend the mask mandate, despite the nurses' union claiming COVID-19 patients are being treated in hallways, as the number of people in hospital with the virus reaches a new peak.
ABC News · Jul 14, 2022 When disaster strikes, residents of the forgotten valley of St Albans have no choice but to stick together Disaster has struck St Albans several times in the last few years but community spirit keeps the town going.
ABC News · Jul 13, 2022 Single mother facing homelessness implores government to address housing crisis A Mansfield mother of two is facing being homeless because she has to leave her rental home, has been priced out of the area and has not been able to find another — all topics of the damning Queensland Audit Office report released yesterday.
ABC News · Jul 10, 2022 Project shines light on abandoned Werribee State Research Farm Fenced off down a dirt road in Werribee are six heritage-listed buildings — it's a location that has hosted an astonishing amount of research into things we now take for granted.
ABC News · Jul 8, 2022 SA government 'investigating' whether to raise minimum age of criminal responsibility A Greens push for the age of criminal responsibility to be raised from 10 to 14 years old reignites the debate in South Australia, with the state government saying it is considering the proposal.
ABC News · Jul 5, 2022 Animal rescuers race to reach pets, livestock stranded in Sydney floods From kangaroos to dogs and cats, there are fears hundreds of animals may have drowned in floods in Sydney's north-west as rescuers bring surviving native wildlife, pets, and livestock to safety.
ABC News · Jul 4, 2022 Redland City Mayor Karen Williams under growing pressure to resign after drink-driving charge Karen Williams was allegedly more than three times over the legal limit when she crashed the car last month. She says she will seek a period of unpaid leave before her case heads to court on August 1.
ABC News · Jul 2, 2022 How 'incredible' horses and volunteers help people with disabilities develop skills and confidence In a small town north-west of Brisbane a host of volunteers and nine horses are helping people with disabilities to learn — and flourish — every day.