Thursday, 8 October 2026
363 articles · times in UTC
ABC Australia · 00:40
Snowtown serial killer James Vlassakis walks out of Adelaide Pre-release Centre ↗Snowtown murderer James Spyridon Vlassakis has been filmed leaving the Adelaide Pre-release Centre after having his parole confirmed almost a month ago.
ABC Australia · 00:42
Mental health capacity restored in November after fire, government says ↗Mental health services in Tasmania's north-west were severely impacted after part of a public hospital was damaged in a fire. The government says most of those services will be restored next month.
ABC Australia · 00:52
Families devastated after 45 plaques stolen from cemetery ↗More than 40 memorial plaques have been stolen from a cemetery at Aberdare, near Cessnock, in the NSW Hunter Valley.
ABC Australia · 01:00
Prominent Indigenous elder charged over child sex assault allegation ↗Aboriginal Housing Company boss Mick Mundine is charged over an historical child sexual assault allegation.
ABC Australia · 01:00
Prominent Indigenous elder arrested over child sex assault allegation ↗Aboriginal Housing Company boss Mick Mundine has been arrested in Redfern over a historical child sexual assault allegation.
ABC Australia · 01:12
Public-private partnership mooted for west Melbourne train stations ↗Melton City Council has voted to explore options for delivering two much-needed train stations in Melbourne's outer west, including a potential public-private partnership.
ABC Australia · 01:49
'Enough is enough': Alan Jones emails to 17yo read in court ↗A court is read extensive correspondences Alan Jones had with a 17-year-old boy after he asked for help with his family's financial struggles.
ABC Australia · 01:54
Indonesian government faces wildfires lawsuit as haze blankets region ↗Civil society organisations in West Kalimantan province are suing the Indonesian government alleging negligence in their handling of the region's wildfires.
ABC Australia · 02:00
Coffee and cake or an ultramarathon? Why people run to extremes ↗Sally Beggs says she "couldn't even run to the mailbox" when she started running. Now she enters 50-kilometre ultramarathons. What compels someone to take on these extreme sports?
ABC Australia · 02:09
Roosters lose fifth player after winning NRL premiership ↗Spencer Leniu has joined the exodus of Sydney Roosters premiership stars with the prop becoming the fifth player to confirm their departure from the grand final side.
ABC Australia · 02:10
US sanctions Fijian businessman over alleged corruption tied with China ↗The US has banned a Chinese Fijian businessman accused of being a member of a criminal network with ties to the Chinese government.
ABC Australia · 02:19
Australia wants to regulate AI like banks and airlines ↗The federal government is looking to banking and aviation regulation as it develops laws that would make AI companies demonstrate they can identify and manage risks.
ABC Australia · 02:19
Labor split on ATO credit card ban as businesses call for leadership ↗The federal government is facing growing pressure over the Australian Taxation Office's decision to stop accepting credit card payments for tax bills.
ABC Australia · 02:20
The 'Gate of Tears' at the centre of Houthis' latest battle for control ↗The Bab el-Mandeb Strait has become a "lifeline" for global trade. But in the battle between Saudi-backed Yemeni forces and the Houthis, it's even more important.
ABC Australia · 02:26
Wallabies resist urge to shift Suaalii from wing for Bledisloe Cup Test ↗The Wallabies have kept Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii on the wing for Saturday night's Bledisloe Cup Test at Auckland's Eden Park, with Isaac Henry named in the centres.
ABC Australia · 02:35
Major share market float of Firmus in trouble as interest wanes ↗The company is reportedly having to price its shares lower as it closed its books to potential investors abruptly overnight.
ABC Australia · 02:55
Election candidates say vandalism and attacks on the rise ↗State and local election hopefuls are calling out the stealing and defacing of election signs, along with a rise in racism and intimidating behaviour, with one political expert saying Australia is witnessing a decline in voter behaviour.
ABC Australia · 03:09
Citizen sleuth tracks down bike after theft from home ↗An Adelaide woman who had two bikes stolen found one within hours after conducting her own investigation, with a man now arrested on theft and other charges.
ABC Australia · 03:18
Riot police tear gas French mayor in student demonstrations ↗Bally Bagayoko says he told police to stop as they "charged" at students demonstrating over poor education conditions.
ABC Australia · 03:19
Domestic violence advocates raise concerns over expansion of police powers ↗The changes would grant the police the power to issue a three-year on-the-spot protection order, an expansion of the 12-month directions that came into effect in January.
ABC Australia · 03:26
CCTV of Lamarre-Condon shows alleged killer's movements hours after deaths ↗A NSW court has released more CCTV compilations showing the movements of accused double murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon following the deaths of Sydney couple Jesse Baird and Luke Davies.
ABC Australia · 03:41
Monk who preyed on girls at Melbourne temple handed 13-year sentence ↗A County Court judge ordered Naotunne Vijitha, 71, to serve 13 years and 2 months for sexually abusing six girls at a Melbourne temple.
ABC Australia · 03:41
Amateur players' chance to win $1m against pros returns to Australian Open ↗The Australian Open's 1 Point Slam will again draw star power in January with Carlos Alcaraz, Coco Gauff, Naomi Osaka and Jannik Sinner among the players set to compete against pros and amateur qualifiers for a $1 million prize.
ABC Australia · 03:43
Breaking: NZ Rugby launches court bid to protect 'Chiefs' name from PNG league franchise ↗New Zealand Rugby has sought interim and final injunctions before the NRL's Papua New Guinea team is officially launched later this month.
ABC Australia · 03:58
Woman loses medical negligence claim over partially amputated leg ↗A NSW woman loses a medical negligence claim over the amputation of part of her left leg.
ABC Australia · 04:30
Female rage inspires new adaptation of classic novel Little Women ↗As creative and technical arts degrees and school subjects dwindle around the country, Queensland Theatre Company is thinking deeply about how to support the local ecosystem.
ABC Australia · 04:31
Art loan scheme on chopping block amid Tasmanian cost cutting ↗Tasmania's arts sector is fearing for the future of a nation-leading purchasing scheme that looks to be affected by government job cuts.
ABC Australia · 04:32
WA's oil and gas industry watches impact of High Court ruling closely ↗WA's energy sector is sounding the alarm over a landmark High Court ruling that overseas emissions from a proposed NSW coal mine were required to be considered when approving the project.
ABC Australia · 04:39
Canberra attempted murder trial over alleged machete attack abandoned ↗An attempted murder trial in the ACT Supreme Court, which was set to begin this week, has been abandoned after one of the accused pleaded guilty to a lesser charge.
ABC Australia · 04:42
'Live on forever': Brock inspires Bathurst 20 years on ↗Just as he does every year, Craig Lowndes is drawing on memories of Australian motorsport legend Peter Brock to fuel yet another attempt at the Bathurst 1000.
ABC Australia · 04:55
Woman charged with attempted murder of two boys with 'noxious substance' ↗Police allege the 47-year-old woman exposed two boys, aged 12 and 15, to a noxious substance at a home in Mitchelton on September 24.
ABC Australia · 05:00
Drivers 'sitting ducks' on deadly Western Highway stretch, resident says ↗On a 16 kilometre stretch of the Western highway between Stawell and Horsham, there have been six deaths on the road over six years.
ABC Australia · 05:00
Drivers 'sitting ducks' on deadly Western Highway stretch, resident says ↗On a stretch of the Western highway between Stawell and Horsham, there have been 12 road deaths in six years.
ABC Australia · 05:00
Dropped Aussie opener out of Sheffield Shield match with concussion ↗Jake Weatherald's wretched run has continued, with the discarded Test opener forced out of the start of the domestic cricket season with concussion.
ABC Australia · 05:01
Data breach reported at SA private hospital ↗An Adelaide private hospital has notified individuals and cyber security authorities of a data breach of personal information.
ABC Australia · 05:11
Biggest coal-producing state fears impact of High Court emissions decision ↗The federal government says the High Court decision is constrained to New South Wales but the industry in Queensland isn't so sure there won't be ramifications.
ABC Australia · 05:23
Farmer devastated after dog attack leaves 40 lambs dead ↗West Australian farmer Brad Cluett says a series of dog attacks have seen 80 sheep from his flock either killed or euthanised, and he wants action taken.
ABC Australia · 05:26
High Court's coalmine emissions ruling says 'the quiet part out loud' ↗Activists, politicians and the resources sector are fired up about a High Court ruling over a planning statute.
ABC Australia · 05:59
An average of 17 older Australians died each day last year waiting for home care ↗More than 6,400 older Australians died while waiting to receive home care last year, an increase of more than a third on the previous year.
ABC Australia · 06:03
Breaking: Sam Wood denied bail on DV charges after allegedly choking wife ↗Police allege Mr Wood became involved in a family argument in Noosa on Saturday night before he assaulted and choked his wife.
ABC Australia · 06:19
Charges dropped against 12yo after alleged bashing of Sunshine shopkeeper ↗Prosecutors withdrew charges after conceding they could not prove the boy was criminally liable following the death of Sunshine man Van Viet Truong in August.
ABC Australia · 06:30
Angus Taylor tries to find his place on the migration middle road ↗As the three-cornered migration battle continues, Angus Taylor is trying to position his party in the middle of the government and One Nation.
ABC Australia · 06:32
Melbourne man accused of spreading Islamic State material granted bail ↗A Melbourne magistrate has granted bail to 65-year-old Mohamed Bakit, telling a court he has a significant neurological disability.
ABC Australia · 06:35
Kai Allen shines as Ford gets engine change for Bathurst ↗Kai Allen has fired the first warning shot ahead of Sunday's Bathurst 1000 with the fastest time across today's two practice sessions.
ABC Australia · 06:36
Another NASA crew is coming home. Here's what to expect from their splashdown ↗NASA's Crew-12 astronauts are set to parachute back to Earth in a SpaceX capsule, after 237 days of conducting orbital research and lab maintenance on the International Space Station.
ABC Australia · 06:57
Apple's age-verification feature welcomed by Pornhub owners ↗The world's most popular porn site has returned to Australia after Apple introduced a new age-verification process targeted at eliminating minors' exposure to explicit content.
ABC Australia · 06:58
Two more charged with murder over fatal house party attack ↗Two more men have been charged with murder over the death of a 21-year-old man at a house party south of Brisbane, bringing the total number of people charged to 11.
ABC Australia · 07:01
NT environmental regulator has 'low confidence' in plan for outback data centre ↗The Northern Territory's environmental regulator says it has a "low level of confidence" in the current plan for an outback data centre.
ABC Australia · 07:10
Mine backed by US, Australia and Gina Rinehart moves towards construction ↗After decades in development, a $1.8 billion rare earths mining project has finally seen ground broken in remote Central Australia.
ABC Australia · 08:20
Lethal injections are not as humane as suggested, say experts ↗The botched execution of Christa Pike exposes the fallacy of lethal injections being the most humane method of execution.
ABC Australia · 08:34
UK to continue 'vital services' after Jerusalem consulate ends functions ↗Britain says its nearly 200-year-old consulate in Jerusalem will remain operating at a smaller scale after Israel ordered it shut in a dispute over sanctions on settlements.
ABC Australia · 09:15
Matildas coach backs Mary Fowler's absence from friendlies ↗Coach Joe Montemurro has said the Matildas support Mary Fowler's decision to miss upcoming friendlies for personal circumstances and is adamant they have the creative players available to cover her.
ABC Australia · 09:38
Serial underwear thief's missing map teased link to child who vanished ↗An attempt to reopen an inquest into the disappearance of Mackay schoolgirl Marilyn Wallman failed in 1988 because evidence linked to a sex offender had disappeared.
ABC Australia · 09:51
NT government departments hit by massive network outage ↗A massive network outage interrupted all government departments in the Northern Territory today, affecting services from hospital to police systems.
ABC Australia · 10:30
Kids turning to chatbots to disclose online sexual victimisation ↗More children are turning to AI chatbots when they are sexually victimised online and the federal police commissioner says parents and the community need to step up their support.
ABC Australia · 10:40
Breaking: Russian attack on bus stop kills at least 33 in Ukraine, officials say ↗More than 30 people were killed when Russia struck two passenger buses in Kramatorsk, near the frontline in eastern Ukraine.
ABC Australia · 12:04
Canadian poet and writer Anne Carson wins 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature ↗The 76-year-old was honoured "for her bold and inventive oeuvre that, in playful dialogue with the classical tradition, has created new forms for contemporary literature," the Swedish Academy said.
ABC Australia · 13:14
South Korea recalls ambassador as row with Ukraine escalates ↗Tensions between South Korea and Ukraine started escalating last month when Ukraine revealed it had transferred two North Korean soldiers to Seoul.
ABC Australia · 13:46
Breaking: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor wins court battle to have police search warrants quashed ↗Police have been forced to accept warrants they use to search Andrew Mountbatte-Windsor's homes earlier this year were unlawful, in a London court.
ABC Australia · 15:05
It took 10 billion years for this signal from the early universe to reach us ↗A newly discovered fast radio burst from 3 billion years after the big bang is among the most mysterious objects in astronomy.
ABC Australia · 15:50
Maduro and wife Flores face new charge of conspiracy to commit torture ↗The ousted Venezuelan president and his wife were captured by the US military at their Caracas home and taken to New York in January.
ABC Australia · 15:54
Botched execution survivor Christa Pike 'up and walking' ↗Lawyers say the convicted killer has got out of bed for the first time, but is still "somewhat foggy".
ABC Australia · 18:00
Friday news quiz: Exploding cans, rejected credit cards and dapper animals ↗Say what you like about the ABC news quiz, it's better than copping an exploding can to the face.
ABC Australia · 18:00
The duality of Australia's newest cricket captain Sophie Molineux ↗Eight years after making her international debut, the country girl from Bairnsdale is now Australia's cricket captain. But Sophie Molineux's rise hasn't come without challenges, or criticism.
ABC Australia · 18:00
'Excruciating' pain and 'dead' tissue: The drug of choice for US executions ↗On paper, Tennessee's death penalty protocol looks neat. But experts say the drug used in lethal injection risks severe pain and a feeling of drowning.
ABC Australia · 18:00
Taiwan's return to nuclear power driven by AI hunger for electricity ↗Taiwan is considering abandoning its Nuclear-Free Homeland policy and restarting its last nuclear reactor, shut down only last year.
ABC Australia · 18:00
'Essentially unstoppable': How tobacco cartels funnel cash offshore ↗Australia's illicit tobacco trade has become so lucrative that criminal overlords have built a secret pipeline suspected of smuggling tens of millions of dollars overseas.
ABC Australia · 18:00
Unless you're Hanson, migration can be a dangerous sinkhole ↗In the furious debate about migration policy, figures and justifications get easily lost in a quagmire of vocal stakeholders, potential losers and outcomes that may not stand the test of the real world.
ABC Australia · 18:00
How Australian mortgages compare to the US, Japan and South Korea ↗With most Australian mortgages being variable loans and interest rates at a 15-year high, experts weigh in on different approaches to mortgages in other parts of the world.
ABC Australia · 18:30
Elective egg freezing costs thousands, but most women never use them ↗Experts say people considering freezing their eggs for non-medical reasons need more evidence-based information as most will not use them and, even if they do, the procedure is not a guaranteed pathway to parenthood.
ABC Australia · 18:30
How Madonna and Gandalf ended up on Troye Sivan's new album ↗A Madonna sample, a medieval castle party and Sir Ian McKellen in full Gandalf mode: welcome to Troye Sivan's new era.
ABC Australia · 18:38
Botswana's UNESCO wetlands offer lessons for Australia ↗What Botswana's pristine wetlands and waterways are teaching Australians about climate change, over-extraction and conservation.
ABC Australia · 18:46
Car burnt in driveway in Melbourne's south-east 14th this week ↗A police commander says it is believed the repeated arson attacks are linked to organised crime and appear to be an intimidation tactic.
ABC Australia · 18:50
Katie Lynch wants to see AFL 'harness the momentum' of Pride Round ↗The Gold Coast Suns' Katie Lynch would like the power of the AFLW's dedicated Pride Round to be extended across the whole code.
ABC Australia · 18:54
South Africa vs Australia Test series, everything you need to know ↗Australia heads back to South Africa for a three-Test series for the first time since 2018 and the infamous Sandpapergate series. Here's everything you need to know.
ABC Australia · 19:02
Once a home for handmade, artists say Etsy's now overrun with AI ↗Global online marketplace Etsy is known as a home for the handmade, with Etsy proclaiming its mission to "keep commerce human." But buyers and sellers are reporting an influx of AI-generated products and, in some cases, copied artistic works.
ABC Australia · 19:03
Singapore launches new dating app — but not everyone qualifies ↗FirstDate is exclusively for public servants and comes as fertility and marriage rates fall in the city-state. Will it help turn them around?
ABC Australia · 19:05
Veterans sue government over 'mass and routine' medical data sharing ↗A new class action will allege the federal government breach privacy laws by sharing thousands of ex-ADF members' medical records to an Australian university.
ABC Australia · 19:05
Family day care shrinks as parents opt for centre-based care ↗Researchers are concerned family day care services might disappear in Australia as educators leave the sector feeling unsupported and parents increasingly choose centre-based child care.
ABC Australia · 19:26
Historic club's closure reveals sad new truth about Footscray ↗With crime and a cost-of-living crisis on its doorstep, a historic and beloved club in Footscray has been forced to close, leaving its members heartbroken.
ABC Australia · 19:31
Woman wins $460k child sexual abuse case after cross-examining abuser ↗A legal expert says a woman who won a civil sexual abuse case after cross-examining the man who abused her as a child is "extraordinary" and rare.
ABC Australia · 19:37
Unique Rite of Passage ritual alive and well in Inala's Indigenous community ↗For two decades, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth in Inala have taken part in the Rite of Passage Ball.
ABC Australia · 19:40
Amount of people barred from working with children in Qld nearly doubles ↗The government says thousands of additional blue card refusals mean a strong system, but legal academics warn it could have unintended impacts.
ABC Australia · 19:42
Proposed waterfront stadium 'quite different' to Griffin's Canberra plan ↗A waterfront stadium was part of the original plan for Canberra, but a historian says a new proposed venue could "knock out parts" of the architects' legacy.
ABC Australia · 19:48
Renewed push to trial pet-friendly train, metro carriages in NSW ↗More than 6,500 people have signed a petition in support of the two-year trial, which would require pet owners to keep their dogs on a lead or in an approved carrier if riding in designated animal-friendly carriages.
ABC Australia · 20:00
Woman, child found dead in car in dam ↗A woman, 36, and a child, 10, from Maryborough have been killed in a double fatal incident on Thursday afternoon.
ABC Australia · 20:02
Illness uncertainty as Australia weighs up Test XI ↗South Africa is going in with spin for the first Test in Durban, but the Australian line-up is still unclear with illness and pitch questions still to be answered.
ABC Australia · 20:04
'Cheaper to buy everyone new TVs' as regions lose terrestrial channels ↗While some residents who still rely on their aerials are sad to lose channels, others say they have already switched online.
ABC Australia · 20:14
Live: Minister moves to smooth over government response to ATO payment change ↗Pat Conroy has tried to smooth over the federal government's response to the ATO's decision to end credit card payments. Follow live.
ABC Australia · 20:16
Pedestrian, police car struck after Sydney CBD carjacking ↗Police arrest a 36-year-old man after he allegedly committed a carjacking and struck a pedestrian and two cars, including a police vehicle, in Sydney's CBD.
ABC Australia · 20:33
'Consumers should feel ripped off': How coffee brands have changed ↗If your coffee tastes different, you may not be imagining things. Brands have quietly changed their recipes and labels after bean prices surged to almost 50-year highs.
ABC Australia · 20:38
Gambling lobby hits back at bill proposing deposit caps, inducements ban ↗A Northern Territory parliament bill seeks to mandate deposit caps and ban inducements, among a series of changes that would affect 50 online bookmakers and their customers nation-wide if passed.
ABC Australia · 20:40
Live: AI company quivers worry Wall Street and ASX ↗Concerns about two AI companies yet to list, Open AI in the US and Firmus in Australia, are worrying markets. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
ABC Australia · 20:49
Snowtown killer's outing from prison 'sickening', victim's nephew says ↗James Spyridon Vlassakis, one of four people convicted over the Snowtown murders, has been granted parole. A relative of one of the victims has condemned his move to the Adelaide Pre-Release Centre.
ABC Australia · 21:01
Coastal businesses fear backpacker visa cap will drive workers away ↗The hospitality industry says the backpacker ballot will create workforce shortages, but a new migration agreement could help holiday towns in NSW.
ABC Australia · 21:05
Tax bungle by governments could impact workers if ATO chases money ↗Tasmanian state service employees who took voluntary redundancies stretching back well over a decade could be on the hook for a tax bill after the state government self-reported a tax bungle.
ABC Australia · 21:13
Man kept in jail illegally amid psychiatric facility bed shortage ↗A mentally impaired man is kept in jail illegally because of a chronic lack of beds in the state’s only psychiatric facility caring for prisoners.
ABC Australia · 21:24
Special edition coins continue Live Aid legacy 41 years on ↗The Perth Mint unveils plans to release special edition Live Aid collectible coins as one of the architects of the legendary concert reflects on its legacy four decades on.
ABC Australia · 21:30
Midwives warn insurance changes could reduce homebirth services ↗An insurance exemption for private practise midwives will end next year.
ABC Australia · 21:44
Live: Bombers out of Blakey race as Saints prepare offer to test Swans ↗The race to acquire Nick Blakey from the Swans appears to be down to two teams. Follow all the news and debate from the AFL trade period in our live blog.
ABC Australia · 21:52
Prince Harry says he 'slipped into depression' after royal split ↗The Duke of Sussex opens up about his mental health challenges at points in his life, including following the death of his mother Diana, Princess of Wales.
ABC Australia · 21:53
Brisbane Lions slump a long time coming for AFLW powerhouse ↗The Brisbane Lions are in an unfamiliar spot on the AFLW ladder, with their finals hopes hanging by a thread. But the slump for the perennial contenders has been a long time coming.
ABC Australia · 22:05
More young men than ever are gambling, but not to win ↗On a Friday night in a pub during the footy finals, the ABC asked every table if they had a bet on; all but one did. Experts say it's a red flag against the government's limited gambling reforms.
ABC Australia · 22:12
Breaking: Data centre operator pulls share market float after lacklustre investor demand ↗The company searching for private funding as IPO gets pulled just a day after it closed its books to investors.
ABC Australia · 22:17
Pentagon says firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter will be live-streamed ↗The United States's first execution by a military firing squad since World War II will be live-streamed, the Pentagon has said.
ABC Australia · 22:25
Khawaja's 'Sandpapergate' book does not worry Cummins ↗Pat Cummins says he is proud of the Australian team's evolution since the 2018 "Sandpapergate" incident, as Usman Khawaja, who played in that Test, prepares to release his autobiography.
ABC Australia · 22:30
Turtles found buried in metres of mud returned to rejuvenated wetland ↗Turtles rescued from the Gingham Waterhole in north-west NSW have begun returning, while keepers at Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo incubate more than 250 eggs laid by females brought into care.
ABC Australia · 22:41
Deputy mayor candidate could be sacked if suspension is upheld ↗Hobart councillor and deputy mayor candidate Louise Elliot is appealing a third suspension handed down by a code of conduct panel during the current term of council. If upheld, the minister could be called in to sack her.
ABC Australia · 22:58
'A real love story': Renowned Yolŋu artist and wife die in same week ↗An Arnhem Land clan leader who once sued the Reserve Bank of Australia after his art was used on the world's first polymer bank note has died within a week of his wife.
ABC Australia · 23:00
Michael Robotham's latest novel sat in his bottom drawer for 35 years ↗When the internationally bestselling crime novelist first dreamt up Tell Me Something True, he saw it as a coming-of-age story rather than a crime yarn.
ABC Australia · 23:00
No end in sight for multi-million-dollar Cable Beach development ↗Broome locals say they are not surprised the opening of a multi-million-dollar redevelopment of Cable Beach is facing further delays.
ABC Australia · 23:01
Powderfinger confirm reunion, 16 years after breaking up ↗Powderfinger, one of the most decorated acts in Australian music history, have confirmed they're reforming 16 years after calling it quits. Here's everything we know so far.
ABC Australia · 23:04
Breaking: Man found dead by police after 'serious incident' in Perth's south ↗Homicide detectives are investigating the death of a man at a house in Orelia, with a second man found at the property taken into custody.
ABC Australia · 23:11
State government takes control of Sydney Town Hall Square project ↗The council says the plaza, which will require the demolition of several buildings the city has obtained since the 1980s, is necessary to create a gathering point for community events, music events and markets.
ABC Australia · 23:30
Students run hairdressers and cafe at remote Indigenous school ↗Not only can the students attain certificates, it also gives back to the remote community, filling a gap in services offered locally.
ABC Australia · 23:31
Nurse says hospital parking fix needed after being chased to her car ↗Audrey McAllister was followed by a group of men after a shift. The nurses union says a lack of safe and affordable parking options is putting workers at risk.