PM rules out taxpayer funding of voice campaigns Anthony Albanese says public funds should not be used to finance the "yes" or "no" campaigns for the voice to parliament referendum. AAP · Feb 8, 2023
Liberal senator lays new case for Indigenous voice NSW senator Andrew Bragg has laid out a new case to support the Indigenous voice to federal parliament in a bid to stop misinformation on the issue. AAP · Feb 7, 2023
Dutton urges more action to protect Indigenous children While he has welcomed alcohol bans, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says further initiatives are needed to protect children in remote Indigenous communities. AAP · Feb 6, 2023
School principal pays tribute to Stella Berry after tragic death from shark bite The principal of Stella Berry's high school has reached out to the grieving community after she was killed by a shark while swimming in the Swan River. ABC News · Feb 6, 2023
Disqualified driver allegedly with drugs, alcohol in system clocked at extreme speeds at Bordertown SA's Police Commissioner has described two incidents of extreme speeding in as many days as "horrifically dangerous". ABC News · Feb 1, 2023
Dutton to meet with Indigenous voice group Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has accepted an invitation to meet with the working group behind the push to enshrine an Indigenous voice in the constitution. AAP · Jan 29, 2023
Critics question success of WA's independent public school program amid workload claims Some parents and teachers in WA are questioning the independent public schools program, in the wake of a damning Productivity Commission report on Australia's education strategy. ABC News · Jan 26, 2023
Albanese's question about Indigenous voice The prime minister has posed a simple question to opponents of an Indigenous voice to parliament as Australians look toward a future referendum. AAP · Jan 25, 2023
WA government concedes 'hurdle is high' as it prepares to legislate 2050 net zero carbon emissions target WA's environment minister concedes the government has set a high bar with its emissions reduction target, given the state's heavy reliance on high-emitting industries like mining, resources and agriculture. ABC News · Jan 24, 2023
Pacemaker users advised to avoid induction stoves over interference fears surrounding magnetic fields They are fast becoming one of the most popular new kitchen appliances, but around 200,000 Australians have to avoid them while they are in operation. ABC News · Jan 19, 2023
Ukraine urges help after Russian strike Ukraine is calling for its allies including Australia to continue sending military aid after a Russian missile blast killed 30 people at the weekend. AAP · Jan 15, 2023
Marrinawi Cove at Barangaroo opened to Sydney Harbour swimmers Marrinawi Cove, at Barangaroo, is the latest urban area opened up for swimming west of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, but water quality experts say the area needs to be monitored carefully. ABC News · Jan 9, 2023
Work to repair more than 50 levee banks underway as burst impacts Murraylands town South Australia's State Emergency Service (SES) says engineers are working to repair more than 50 levee banks along the River Murray ahead of the flood peak which is now expected from Boxing Day in Renmark. ABC News · Dec 19, 2022
River Murray flooding to be worst in almost 70 years with hundreds of properties already deluged The South Australian government now expects the current River Murray flood emergency to be the worst since 1956, with hundreds of properties already inundated. A flood watch and act message has been issued for Mannum. ABC News · Dec 15, 2022
ABC News · Dec 14, 2022 Intergenerational play changes lives of these elderly and young Australians Social isolation is a major issue affecting older Australians, but a program north of Brisbane is helping to bridge generational gaps.
The Guardian - AU · Dec 11, 2022 Senator says plan ‘a Band-Aid on a festering wound’ – as it happened This blog is now closed
ABC News · Dec 9, 2022 Lensa AI magic avatars are appearing everywhere, but some say there are copyright and security concerns The whimsical images floating around on social media allow people to imagine what they might look like in a fantasy world. But they're raising alarm bells for artists and security experts. Here's why.
AAP · Dec 1, 2022 Crossbench briefed on Indigenous voice The Labor government has briefed crossbench MPs on the proposed Indigenous voice to parliament, saying amending the constitution is a matter of principle.
AAP · Nov 26, 2022 PM lashes anti-Andrews 'scare campaign' Anthony Albanese says Daniel Andrews survived a scare campaign against him to win in Victoria as federal Liberals pledge to learn from their party's defeat.
ABC News · Nov 25, 2022 How AGL's closure of Torrens Island gas-fired power station will affect SA's power prices and energy stability AGL has announced it will close its Torrens Island B gas-fired power station a decade earlier than planned. So where will the closure leave the state's power supply?
AAP · Nov 22, 2022 Government cool on workplace bill changes Proposed changes to Labor's workplace laws would be "significant" if adopted, says Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burke as he seeks crossbench support.
ABC News · Nov 22, 2022 Queensland Police Union rejects independent integrity unit proposal, Commissioner Katarina Carroll seeks public's 'faith' Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll says she is committed to reforming the service, but the police union does not support a key recommendation.
ABC News · Nov 20, 2022 Thousands of properties without power after more severe weather hits South Australia Work is underway to fix power outages across South Australia after severe weather on Saturday as more strong winds are predicted.
Reuters · Nov 20, 2022 Analysis-Australia's climate policies don't match its big talk at COP27 Australia is talking up its green credentials at the annual U.N. climate summit, but its policies do not match the portrayal as it continues to support new mining and energy projects, and fuels the crisis through its enormous fossil fuel exports.
The Canberra Times · Nov 17, 2022 The ABC Gives appeal under way this festive season ABC Radio teams across the country are partnering with several charities to support those who need a helping hand in the lead-up to the festive season.