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Twelve-year-old Rhys Martin from Jurien Bay caught a massive blue marlin weighing over 270 kilograms, potentially breaking a national record for junior anglers.

Scott Dixon-Smith, who is blind, is set to march in Sydney's Mardi Gras parade with his guide dog Pretzel, celebrating both his pride and newfound confidence.

American singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka has passed away at the age of 86, according to a statement from his family.

WorkSafe Victoria has initiated a campaign urging farmers to focus on safety following the recent deaths of four workers in the agricultural sector.

The River Murray Mallee Aboriginal Corporation and Mobile Language Team are working together to revive the ancient Ngaiawang language.

A tram derailment in Milan resulted in two fatalities and approximately 40 injuries as it crashed into a building.

A mother from Deniliquin has created a sensory cape to support children with autism and sensory processing challenges during overwhelming situations like haircuts.

A doctor warns that a late condition imposed by the Tasmanian government on a promised investment could derail plans for a new hospital in Launceston.

Launceston City Council's projected budget for the redevelopment of the Princess Theatre and Earl Arts Centre has risen from $30 million to $43 million, which the mayor claims is not a cost blowout.

Flood-hit communities in Western Queensland are set to experience relief as heavy rains ease, while the Bureau of Meteorology monitors a potential tropical cyclone formation.

A hydroponics facility at Casey Station in Antarctica allows for the growth of fresh produce year-round, providing essential ingredients for expeditioners' meals.

At least 36 Republican members of the US Congress are pushing for an investigation into Australian lamb imports, citing the need for higher tariffs to protect American farmers.

A recent drone trial in Queensland indicates that sharks frequently appear close to beaches, despite the presence of protective nets and drum lines.

Donald Trump has indicated a willingness to use military force against Iran if necessary, amid rising tensions and stalled nuclear negotiations.

South Australia is bracing for potentially life-threatening flooding as the Bureau of Meteorology issues severe weather warnings and prepares the public with sandbags amidst an expected deluge.

The Australian National University Classics Museum showcases everyday artifacts from ancient Greece and Rome, offering insights into their domestic life.

The article critiques the concept of accountability in reality television, focusing on the latest developments in shows like 'America's Next Top Model' and 'Australian Survivor.'

The South Australian Greens remain confident about their political stance on AUKUS despite modest polling gains ahead of the state election, focusing on key seats for potential wins.

A nosy neighbor's report led to the discovery of over 700 kilograms of cocaine in a Sydney apartment, preventing a major drug operation from unfolding.

Mohamed Touré, a standout striker for the Socceroos, will miss crucial World Cup warm-up matches due to a groin injury that will sidelined him for four to six weeks.

Advocates express concern that a new algorithm for aged care funding in Australia may be prone to errors similar to those seen in the Robodebt scandal, affecting vulnerable individuals like Graham Crossan.

Victorian farmers opposing the VNI West transmission line project have 30 days to allow authorities access to their land for environmental surveys or face fines and the potential for forced entry.

The article outlines essential details about the upcoming 2026 Women's Asian Cup, including dates, locations, and what to expect from the Matildas.

Destanee Aiava announces her retirement from tennis due to death threats and racism, highlighting the emotional struggles associated with her career.

A new soccer league, the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) Pro League, has been launched to promote professional football across seven Oceanic nations.

Analysts believe that despite Pakistan's declaration of 'open war' with the Afghan Taliban, the reality suggests neither side has the capacity to achieve a conclusive victory.

Archaeologists have successfully relocated the remains of Jane Ann Owen, the wife of a lighthouse keeper, from a remote Queensland island to protect them from rising sea levels.

Misinformation during a council meeting led to the derailment of a community battery project in Narrabri, highlighting fears and misunderstandings surrounding lithium-ion batteries.

The ongoing scandals involving Prince Andrew present significant challenges for Prince William as he navigates public appearances and royal responsibilities.

The article discusses how sound was used to synchronize a timeline of videos documenting the Bondi terror attack, which is Australia's deadliest act of terrorism.

Dozens of synced videos provide a harrowing account of the Bondi attack, showcasing the bravery and desperation of those caught in the gunfire.

A 20-year-old man in regional Western Australia has been arrested for allegedly plotting a terrorism attack motivated by white supremacy.

Holly McNamara, now a key striker for the Matildas, reflects on her rapid rise in women's soccer and her resilience after battling injuries leading up to the Asian Cup 2026.

A Melbourne author shares her commitment to native grasslands through a new book that showcases endangered ecosystems.

There is growing concern about the hidden financial abuse of First Nations elders, with a call for greater awareness and a national plan to address the issue.

A significant low-pressure system is expected to bring heavy rainfall and the risk of flash flooding to South Australia and Victoria, while northern regions anticipate multiple incoming cyclones.

Doctors Without Borders and other aid groups face imminent bans from operating in Gaza due to Israeli government requirements regarding staff information.

Israel's Supreme Court has temporarily permitted aid organizations, including Doctors Without Borders, to continue their operations in Gaza after blocking a government ban.

Former President Bill Clinton testified before Congress, stating he had no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's criminal behavior despite their past acquaintance.

The ABC 50/50 quiz challenges participants with questions about entertainment topics and offers a unique scoring system.

Critics from ABC News AU highlight their favorite summer reads, featuring notable authors and diverse genres.

Regional towns in Australia, like Port Augusta, are embracing LGBTQIA+ pride by hosting Mardi Gras parties, despite initial concerns about acceptance.

The Australian bush rat is being reintroduced to Sydney's urban parks using scented towels to create territories and comfort for the animals.

Coles is facing a significant lawsuit from the Australian Consumer and Competition Commission (ACCC) over the legitimacy of its discount campaign amid claims of deceptive advertising practices.

The cast of 'Grey's Anatomy' paid tribute to Eric Dane, who passed away at the age of 53, with a special video at the end of a recent episode.

Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the Bondi massacre and branded the attackers as 'soldiers', urging continued violence against Jews and Christians.

Australia secured a five-wicket victory over India in Hobart, with Georgia Voll scoring a century to take a lead in the multi-format series.

Traditional owners in Australia have been awarded over $54 million in compensation for economic and spiritual losses due to the McArthur River Mine.

The ABC convenience store in Siilinjärvi is set to be demolished, with plans for a new S-market and additional services to be constructed in its place.

The ABC service station in Siilinjärvi, Finland is set to be demolished and replaced with a new S-market and Drive-in-Hesburger, along with additional services.