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Virginia Giuffre, in her own words
via abc.net.au
She exposed the elite and broke her silence — now she's gone, but her story refuses to die. -
Qantas ground crews vote in favour of possible strike action
via abc.net.au
The Transport Workers Union says 97 per cent of 350 workers who voted backed industrial action, including work stoppages ranging from one to 24 hours. -
Government not planning import ban for smart glasses, attorney-general says
via abc.net.au
The federal government unveils a draft of sweeping new privacy laws designed to bolster protections including the "right to erasure" as well as address risks related to artificial intelligence. -
Government has no plans to ban smart glasses imports, attorney-general says
via abc.net.au
The federal government unveils a draft of sweeping new privacy laws designed to bolster protections including the "right to erasure" as well as address risks related to artificial intelligence. -
GLP-1 drug prescribed to woman with eating disorder via telehealth
via abc.net.au
The ABC has learned of a young woman with anorexia nervosa who was prescribed an Ozempic-like drug through a telehealth clinic. Experts say the incident highlights the need for more oversight.
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Knight's prop cops season-ending ban after send-off
via abc.net.au
Jacob Saifiti's NRL season is all but over after the Newcastle prop was handed a four-game suspension for a high tackle on Warriors winger Luke Laulilii. -
Indigenous numbers in the AFL are down, but there's talent in the Top End
via abc.net.au
The AFLW Dreamtime match inspired plenty of youngsters, but it's just one part of the code being strengthened in the NT. -
Indigenous numbers in the AFL are down, but there’s talent in the Top End
via abc.net.au
The AFLW Dreamtime match inspired plenty of youngsters, but it's just one part of the code being strengthened in the NT. -
NASA's new telescope to test whether scientists have dark energy wrong
via abc.net.au
NASA's latest space telescope may up-end our entire model of the cosmos by taking a closer look at a shadowy phenomenon dubbed "dark energy". -
Israel banned Palestine 36. Then it landed on an Oscars shortlist
via abc.net.au
The only feature film to be shot in Palestine in the last two years, Palestine 36 sees writer and director Annemarie Jacir unfold a historical epic around the 1936 farmer-led revolt against British colonisers. -
Israel banned Palestine 36, then it landed on an Oscars shortlist
via abc.net.au
The only feature film to be shot in Palestine in the last two years, Palestine 36 sees writer and director Annemarie Jacir unfold a historical epic around the 1936 farmer-led revolt against British colonisers. -
Scottie Scheffler wins PGA Tour Championship, Min Woo Lee ties fourth
via abc.net.au
Adam Scott has had to settle for yet another cool milestone as Scottie Scheffler surpassed Tiger Woods as the PGA Tour's all-time leading prize money earner with a second season-long FedEx Cup crown. -
Scheffler wins PGA Tour Championship, Min Woo Lee ties fourth
via abc.net.au
Adam Scott settles for yet another cool milestone as Scottie Scheffler surpassed Tiger Woods as the PGA Tour's all-time leading prize-money earner with his second season-long FedEx Cup crown. -
Live: Joyce says dynamics have changed after WA by-election win
via abc.net.au
Barnaby Joyce says people would be "foolish" not to believe the dynamics of politics have changed after One Nation's victory in a West Australian by-election. Follow live. -
Live: ASX set to slip as Wall Street slides on inflation worries
via abc.net.au
US Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh's warning about entrenched inflation sparks a slide on Wall Street that is likely to impact the ASX. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
Trio of Australians make early US Open exits
via abc.net.au
Three Australians are out of the singles draws on the opening day of the US Open grand slam at Flushing Meadows. -
Trio of Aussies make early US Open exits
via abc.net.au
Three Australians are out of the singles draws on the opening day of the US Open grand slam at Flushing Meadows. -
'Almost dystopian': Should AI be used to write work emails?
via abc.net.au
Australia's workplace tribunal recently ordered an employee and their workplace not to communicate with each other using artificial intelligence. -
What's in store at this week's Pacific Islands Forum leaders meeting
via abc.net.au
Pacific leaders are descending on Palau for what could be a particularly politically charged Pacific Islands Forum leaders meeting. -
As rising inequality demands reform, business is 'circling the wagons'
via abc.net.au
Business used the collapse of unions to suppress wages and oligopoly power to increase prices. Expecting it now — using AI — to fix declining productivity, rising inequality, generational anger and political polarisation is fanciful. -
The gift card tampering scam costing shoppers thousands
via abc.net.au
An ABC investigation discovers tampered gift cards are being sold by Australia's biggest supermarkets, with charges even being laid over the issue. -
Hanson says she can smash Labor and message could be resonating
via abc.net.au
Pauline Hanson says she can smash Labor and, given the anger in the community, perhaps that messaging is resonating. -
Oscar Jenkins gives first interview since 13-year sentence in Russia
via abc.net.au
Oscar Jenkins has given his first interview since he was sentenced to 13 years' imprisonment by Russian authorities for participating as "a mercenary in an armed conflict". -
Watchdog warns insurers are offering insufficient cash settlements
via abc.net.au
The corporate watchdog warns that insurers are offering cash settlements for home insurance claims that do not cover the full cost of work needed. -
How to prepare to buy a home while you save a deposit
via abc.net.au
There are steps you can take — while you're still saving — that will help you get to the point of signing on the dotted line. -
Can you tell fact from fiction in this week's history quiz?
via abc.net.au
This week we've got questions on medical breakthroughs, screen stars' birthdays, vampire romance novels and more. -
Hundreds lost in Nepal mourned in vigils across Australia
via abc.net.au
As recovery efforts enter the fifth day in Nepal, hundreds have gathered across Australia to grieve the lives lost in this week's devastating floods. -
'I was a wreck': Popyrin bares his soul before US Open bid
via abc.net.au
One-time Novak Djokovic slayer Alexei Popyrin turns to Oscar Piastri's esteemed mindset coach in the hope of rediscovering the giddy heights of tennis. -
'Hit by a bus': What 'biohacker' Bryan Johnson thinks will kill him
via abc.net.au
Millionaire biohacker Bryan Johnson accepts that his critics will laugh if he gets hit by a bus and dies, even as he dedicates his life to the search for immortality. -
Nathan Cleary beams as brother takes Warriors top, Eels upset Sharks
via abc.net.au
Jett Cleary is cheered on by Ivan and Nathan as he leads the Warriors past Penrith and into top spot with a victory over Newcastle, while Cronulla's top four hopes are extinguished by a shock loss to Parramatta.
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