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Family of those killed in e-rideable accidents want more urgency on law changes
via abc.net.auThe families of two West Australians killed in e-scooter accidents say they are disappointed the government is not acting sooner to better regulate e-rideable devices. -
After a scammer stole her life savings, Claudia took on her bank and won
via abc.net.auClaudia Lee's ING savings account was drained by a scammer while she was travelling overseas — but it took 18 months before the bank was forced to take responsibility. -
Docked boats, idle tractors — the Iran war fuel crisis is hurting Australia
via abc.net.auDozens of fishing trawlers have been stranded as a result of Australia's worsening fuel shortages, which some have described as the worst they have ever seen. -
Kurt Cobain's Smells Like Teen Spirit guitar could fetch up to $7m at auction
via abc.net.auThe iconic six-string that gave a sound to an era's angst is among a treasure trove of items set to be sold at a New York auction. -
Lululemon fined $700,000 over hundreds of thousands of spam emails
via abc.net.auThe Australian Communications and Media Authority says activewear fashion brand Lululemon sent more than 370,000 emails containing marketing content without an unsubscribe option. -
These charts show the spike in Australia's petrol prices since the war in the Middle East
via abc.net.auNew data has confirmed a significant rise in fuel costs, with the national average petrol price increasing 17 cents over the week to Sunday, to 198 cents a litre, as analysts warn there's more room for it to rise. -
Pain at the pump as petrol climbs 17 cents a litre in a week
via abc.net.auNew data has confirmed a significant rise in fuel costs, with the national average petrol price increasing 17 cents over the week to Sunday, to 198 cents a litre, as analysts warn there's more room for it to rise. -
Public health patient demands apology after private health info given to media
via abc.net.auMonica Wohlstadt is the second person in a matter of days to raise concerns about how the SA health minister's office used personal patient information to "background" journalists ahead of the publication of stories. -
How petrol price panic is unfolding across Asia
via abc.net.auFrom closing schools to daily limits, the surging cost of oil prompts countries across Asia to take action to ensure fuel supply and keep prices in check. -
Kyle Sandilands insists he is 'not in breach' of $100m radio contract
via abc.net.auKyle Sandilands has argued he is not in breach of his $100 million contract with ARN Media after being taken off air for "an act of serious misconduct" on his and Jackie "O" Henderson's hit radio show. -
'Jackie told me she was hurt': Sandilands responds to radio drama
via abc.net.auIn his first statement since he was ordered off the air after a blow-up with co-host Jackie "O" Henderson, Sandilands calls on ARN Media, owner of KIIS FM, to "honour our agreement" and let him return to the Kyle and Jackie O Show. -
Breaking: Kyle Sandilands insists he is 'not in breach' of $100m radio contract
via abc.net.auKyle Sandilands has argued he is not in breach of his $100 million contract with ARN Media after being taken off air for "an act of serious misconduct" on his and Jackie "O" Henderson's hit radio show. -
Government warned now-closed 'horse and cart' Convict Bridge unfit for modern traffic
via abc.net.auThe Blue Mountains community warned the NSW government the Great Western Highway's historic Convict Bridge could not withstand modern day traffic prior to its closure last week. -
Labor to pass super tax changes with support of Greens
via abc.net.auThe legislation comes as speculation builds that the federal government will pursue more ambitious tax changes in the May budget. -
Rainforest river cruise boat found on Great Barrier Reef after flash flood
via abc.net.auOperators in the world heritage Daintree Rainforest are anxious about lost business after tour boats and ferries were damaged in floods ahead of the Easter holidays. -
Queensland warns state on 'precipice' of fuel security issues amid calls for plan
via abc.net.auQueensland Energy Minister David Janetzki has written to federal counterpart Chris Bowen warning of major impacts on daily life. -
Queensland fuel security warning as minister fears state on 'precipice'
via abc.net.auQueensland Energy Minister David Janetzki has written to federal counterpart Chris Bowen warning of major impacts on daily life. -
Mardi Gras pioneer wants more inclusive venues in country towns
via abc.net.auAfter taking part in the original 1978 Mardi Gras parade, Kevin Betts returned to his country roots and set about making life easier for people growing up queer in the regions. -
Transport companies at risk of shutting due to rising petrol prices
via abc.net.auTransport companies are at risk of shutting due to the cost of fuel, as global oil prices spike. -
Struggling trucking industry hit by higher petrol prices
via abc.net.auTransport companies are at risk of shutting due to the cost of petrol, as global oil prices spike. -
Struggling trucking industry hit by higher oil prices
via abc.net.auTransport companies are at risk of shutting due to the cost of fuel, as global oil prices spike. -
Industry that moves 'everything you buy in shops' under major pressure
via abc.net.auIncreasing fuel prices are putting pressure on the road transport industry, with the potential to impact the price of everything from furniture to food. -
WA regional petrol stations begin rationing fuel as Iran war hits home
via abc.net.auPetrol stations in some WA towns begin restricting petrol sales to emergency services only, as impacts from the Iran war hit the state. -
Age verification for R-rated games and websites raises privacy concerns
via abc.net.auNew online safety codes requiring R-rated games and websites to verify their users' ages come into effect, prompting concerns about online privacy. -
NAB warns rising petrol prices could drive inflation above 5 per cent
via abc.net.auMore pain could be coming from motorists if economists' predictions about the impact of rising fuel prices on inflation prove correct. -
'Dad from Kwinana' Roger Cook defends leaving electorate for West Perth
via abc.net.auPremier Roger Cook says his decision to move with his partner to a residence close to Parliament House will help him further focus on his work. -
Outback mining asset's sale for up to $100 million secures town's future
via abc.net.auA major outback mining asset near Mount Isa has been sold to a Queensland-based company for up to $100 million, potentially securing the town's copper production. -
$100m Phosphate Hill sale ensures continued operations at copper smelter
via abc.net.auA major outback mining asset near Mount Isa has been sold to a Queensland-based company for up to $100 million, potentially securing the town's copper production. -
Vulnerable people at risk as charity Wattle House loses federal funding
via abc.net.auAs a Perth charity that provides food and financial assistance for people who are struggling loses its federal funding, there are fears it will have to turn more vulnerable people away. -
Charity seeing people who 'never thought' they'd need help as demand soars
via abc.net.auAs a Perth charity that provides food and financial assistance for people who are struggling loses its federal funding, there are fears it will have to turn more vulnerable people away. -
ASX sheds $90 billion as oil's 25pc surge crushes Asian markets, global interest rates rise on inflation fears — as it happened
via abc.net.auThe All Ordinaries has shed 2.9pc, or about $90 billion in value, as global markets crumble and oil prices surge 25pc above $US110/barrel and global interest rates start to climb on inflation fears. -
ASX sheds $90 billion as oil's 25pc surge crushes Asian markets
via abc.net.auThe All Ordinaries has shed 2.9pc, or about $90 billion in value, as global markets crumble and oil prices surge 25pc above $US110/barrel and global interest rates start to climb on inflation fears. -
Russia the 'big winner' from oil crisis sparked from Middle East war
via abc.net.auRussia has condemned the US and Israeli strikes on Iran, but its economy and in turn war efforts could be boosted thanks the oil crisis created from the war. -
Putin threatens to withdraw Russian gas supplies from Europe
via abc.net.auRussia has condemned the US and Israeli strikes on Iran, but its economy and in turn war efforts could be boosted thanks the oil crisis created from the war. -
Dubai-based Australian companies caught in crossfire as tensions escalate
via abc.net.auEscalating geopolitical tensions mean Australians operating businesses in the Middle East have had to make quick changes to their daily operations. -
Australian business owners in Dubai 'staying put'
via abc.net.auEscalating geopolitical tensions mean Australians operating businesses in the Middle East have had to make quick changes to their daily operations. -
Fishing trip 'oopsie' as boat carrying premier ventures into sanctuary
via abc.net.auAn election campaign boat trip involving the SA premier has faced criticism after the state's peak recreational fishing body — which says it organised the trip — admitted it breached marine regulations by towing lures in a sanctuary zone. -
Could Western Sydney get its own film studio?
via abc.net.auThe NSW government has earmarked three areas in Western Sydney as possible locations for the state's second film studio. -
Hemmed in by wars, here's how some airlines are still flying from Australia to Europe
via abc.net.auTravel routes between Australia, Asia and Europe are narrowing. Here is how airlines are still flying the Kangaroo route despite wars in the Middle East and Ukraine. -
Swapping scissors for a circular saw, tradie wants more women to pick up the tools
via abc.net.auFor more than a decade, Haley Miles used scissors every day in her hairdressing business, but, at 32, she picked up tools of a different kind and built a career as a carpenter. -
How to turn your old Aussie home into an energy efficient haven
via abc.net.auOwners of older homes are being urged to have their energy efficiency assessed, with experts saying improvements will not only make them more comfortable, but help them save money as well. -
Bringing old Aussie homes into an energy efficient future
via abc.net.auOwners of older homes are being urged to have their energy efficiency assessed, with experts saying improvements will not only make them more comfortable, but help them save money as well. -
Second Spirit of Tasmania ferry departs Scotland for Melbourne
via abc.net.auThe second of the new Spirit of Tasmania vessels begins its seven-week voyage from Scotland to Australia. It will remain in Melbourne until a berth becomes available in Hobart at the end of the cruise ship season. -
Second new Spirit of Tasmania ferry departs Scotland for Melbourne
via abc.net.auThe second of the new Spirit of Tasmania vessels begins its seven-week voyage from Scotland to Australia. It will remain in Melbourne until a berth becomes available in Hobart at the end of the cruise ship season. -
Free dance school run by 12yo champion pirouettes to success
via abc.net.auFinancial stress means some families cannot afford their children's dance classes, so Armidale tween Annabelle has started a free dance school to keep their dreams alive. -
Offshore wind farm survey solves 150yo coal supply-ship mystery
via abc.net.auA renewable energy company's search for an offshore wind farm site leads divers to the wreckage of the City of Hobart, which sank nearly 150 years ago off Victoria's east coast. -
All-ages heavy metal music events not dead as young people keep headbanging
via abc.net.auIn community halls across Western Sydney young people are headbanging, crowdsurfing and forming mosh pits. -
All-ages heavy metal gigs offering 'freedom' for youths after COVID lockdowns
via abc.net.auIn community halls across Western Sydney young people are headbanging, crowdsurfing and forming mosh pits. -
Will higher fuel prices drive EV uptake? We crunched the numbers
via abc.net.auAs deepening conflict in the Middle East causes fuel prices to rise, will EVs boom? We've compared operating costs to see how they compare to petrol cars.
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Honest radio and an antidote to depression. Why these fans love Kyle and Jackie O
via abc.net.auAn actress, electrician and real estate agent all have one thing in common – their love for Kyle and Jackie O. Here's why they've stuck by the pair through thick and thin.
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