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News from Australia
Denise eats soup to save money, but fears she can’t afford private health
The federal government plans to reduce private health insurance rebates for older Australians, a move one advocate fears could “tip many over the edge…See More
The ABC is investigating aged care again and we want to hear from you
We’re launching an investigation asking you — staff, insiders, those navigating the aged care system and their supporters — to help the ABC understand if […]
Australian lamb new favourite in US as protein ‘wave’ creates demand
Australians may love their lamb, but it has always been a harder sell for American consumers. There are signs that is changing…See More
Elderly man dies after alleged attack in Sydney’s west
Police have arrested and charged a man – who was wanted for a string of violent assaults in Sydney – with murder…See More
Melbourne Storm suffer huge blow as Cameron Munster booked for knee surgery
Melbourne have taken a huge hit to their finals hopes with just six rounds left in the season…See More
Giant petrel found on Noosa beach tests negative for bird flu
The giant petrel was taken to RSPCA Queensland’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre where it underwent testing by Biosecurity Queensland as part of its surveillance program…See More
Bird flu detection training to be rolled out to volunteers
Training to help volunteers identify potential cases of bird flu will be rolled out in South Australia, under a partnership between conservation groups and government…See […]
Australia is on the verge of aged care AI boom
Artificial intelligence-enabled robot companions, personal behaviour monitors and pain management apps could soon be used more widely within the sector…See More
Why are the world’s biggest AI firms so attracted to the NT?
The NT’s sunny skies, natural gas reserves and proximity to Asia have caught the attention of a dozen data centre developers…See More
Tony Burke says government ‘won’t lift a finger’ to help 13 suspected ISIS detainees return home
‘Wherever we’ve got a legal power to be able to keep them away for longer, we’ll take it.’…See More
Honda Civic Type R set to sell out, and future batches could cost more
The hot-selling Type R has sold strongly since the latest allocation went on sale, but while more may come to Australia, emissions regulations could push […]
Why older Australians with MND are considering early euthanasia
The death of AFL legend Neale Daniher has shone a light on the grim choices faced by older Australians fighting motor neurone disease. …See More
Inquest into death of Clare Nowland hears from relatives on final day
Family of Clare Nowland have addressed a coroners court on the final day of an inquest examining her death…See More
Wimbledon champion Linda Noskova pays emotional tribute to late mum after wild final against Karolina Muchova
There were tears all over Centre Court after two friends rode a rollercoaster that featured a tennis meltdown and ended with a beautiful memory…See More
‘Profound shock’ as South Africa star Jayden Adams dies just days after playing at World Cup
The 25-year-old won the hearts of his nation when he bravely played at the World Cup only hours after his grandmother’s death…See More
Historic farm turns Sunday roast into paddock-to-plate dining experience
A 200-year-old Tasmanian farm is opening its gates to diners for the first time, as the family-run business seeks to expand its offerings and keep […]
Taser-death inquest told officers had ‘plenty of time’ to deal with 95yo
A senior NSW Ambulance officer tells the Clare Nowland inquest that emergency services could have taken more time responding to the 95-year-old’s dementia-related aggression. …See More
Prime minister concedes aged care wait times ‘not good enough’
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has conceded the state of aged care in Australia “is not good enough” after a new report revealed people are waiting […]
‘Sacred’ Coorong wetlands bracing for impact of bird flu
South Australia’s Coorong is a sanctuary for birds and marine life but it is increasingly under threat with the arrival of bird flu in Australia […]