How a baseballer from a multi-billion-dollar franchise ended up pitching in the outback
In spring in the northern hemisphere, Blake Whitney trains alongside the best baseballers in the world but in the off-season he's just another player in Alice Springs.
Father and son hip-hop artists spread message of hope
Award-winning Perth musician Flewnt is touring regional Western Australia with his 11-year-old son — and fellow hip-hop artist — Inkabee. Their message for young people? Chase your dreams.
A Russian-backed 'city' is emerging over the back fence of Bali's Eat Pray Love house
This patch of dirt was once a lush jungle that locals say was home to ancient spirits. Now, luxury villas, bars and restaurants are being built here instead to bring in foreign investors.
Weekly news quiz: An eventful Grammys, King Charles's diagnosis and a Matilda comes out of retirement
It's time to test your knowledge about the news of the week.
Livestock on MV Bahijah in limbo after month at sea
A farming lobby says it's likely another attempt will be made to re-export the livestock after a licence application was rejected.
West Melbourne residents forced to leave homes
The ABC has uncovered details of a council-led campaign to mass-evict residents from their homes in Melbourne’s west.
The son of our new Children's Laureate hated reading. She wants to help every kid find the love for it
Billie B Brown author and new Australian Children's Laureate Sally Rippin reveals the secret behind her success.
Round rooms spark joy and creativity — here's why
Thinking outside the square when it comes to the environments we live and work in could not only make us happier, but also boost creativity, according to new research.
King Charles makes first statement since cancer diagnosis as Prince William takes on public duties
King Charles said he was sorry to not attend the 50th anniversary of Grenada's independence as his son thanked the public for their well wishes following his father's diagnosis.
Community legal centre turning away more people than it can help due to massive demand
Around 180,000 people were helped by Australia's community legal centres last year — but even more people were turned away from the service.
Queen's Wharf project delayed again, as Star Entertainment's remediation plan to operate in Queensland remains unclear
Star Entertainment Group and the Queensland government have been accused of lacking transparency for not releasing the casino giant’s full remediation plan to the public, while the Queen's Wharf project has been delayed again.
Analysis
analysis:Dramatic reform could be coming to let patients know of doctor misconduct
Australia's medical regulation system claims to prioritise public safety, but often falls short of public expectations. That might be about to change.
Woman killed by falling tree in Adelaide parklands
The Metropolitan Fire Service (MFS) says the woman, aged in her mid-twenties, was sitting under the tree at University Oval near War Memorial Drive when it fell and killed her.
Underwater vision of Edithburgh Jetty
The pylons under Edithburgh jetty are deteriorating and moving around.
Why Jennifer Crumbley was held responsible for her teenage son's mass school shooting
The guilty conviction of the Michigan school shooter's mother sets a "contentious" precedent for holding parents accountable for their child's wrongdoings, a US legal expert says.
The human body doesn't come with a manual, so here's a list of regular services every owner needs
Robyn gets her car serviced every year, so she thought she should do the same for her herself. Doctors found a hole in her heart.
'It was a light bulb moment': Hear the stories young people told us about their changing climate
Natural disasters have punctuated most years of their high school life, but this year's Heywire winners only have tales of resilience to share.
One of Australia's largest Indigenous corporations is being investigated. Here's why
An Aboriginal corporation in the remote Northern Territory town of Tennant Creek is facing allegations it misappropriated hundreds of thousands of dollars in public funding.
Families turn to low-cost grocers as Adelaide records the nation's sharpest jump in food prices
Australian Bureau of Statistics data shows food prices cumulatively increased by 16.4 per cent in Adelaide between 2021 and 2023. Low-cost grocery store The Food Centre says demand has also spiked with hundreds of families visiting the store each week.
ACT program offering homeowners improved security
The Neighbourhood Watch scheme offers a rebate on measures like alarms and security cameras and has the support of local police.
'Everybody is feeling it': 4WD plunges off steep cliff claiming two young lives
Wreckage of the four-wheel-drive, which was driven off a steep cliff at a remote beach in the early hours of Sunday morning, will be closely examined by police.
The best beaches of Australia revealed
Tourism Australia's Beach Ambassador Brad Farmer created the list of the top 10 beaches of Australia.
'The story of the truth of Australia': Prominent Australians pay tribute to Dr Lowitja O'Donoghue
Prominent leaders have united in sympathy to pay their respects to one of the nation's most acclaimed and admired Indigenous leaders, Dr Lowitja O'Donoghue. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that this story includes images of an Indigenous person who has died.
Paris to increase parking fees threefold for SUVs in bid to promote pedal power
The change will increase parking fees for cars of 1.6 tonnes and more, to 18 euros ($29) an hour in order to discourage "bulky, polluting" cars.
Linda Burney pays tribute to celebrated Indigenous leader, Dr Lowitja O'Donoghue
Minister for Indigenous Australians, Linda Burney says celebrated Indigenous leader, Dr Lowitja O'Donoghue's legacy will be felt for generations to come.