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Catholic priest faces child sex charges
via abc.net.au
A former police chaplain remains behind bars after being refused bail on child sex charges.
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Bravehearts founder Hetty Johnston to contest Logan mayoralty
via abc.net.au
High-profile child protection advocate Hetty Johnston will run as an independent for Logan mayor, south of Brisbane, at council elections next March.
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Search for young model rail fans to keep 'invisible hobby' on track
via abc.net.au
WA's Model Railway Club searches for new ways to attract younger members to ensure its long-term survival.
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Life support turned off for young man bashed during Coffs Harbour street fight
via abc.net.au
Police are seeking information from the public to find the person who fatally bashed a young man in Coffs Harbour
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NT uranium mine fire: Traditional owners call on mine operator to take responsibility for blaze
via abc.net.au
Traditional owners call on the Ranger uranium mine operator to take responsibility for a fire threatening important cultural sites in Kakadu National Park.
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Mal Meninga interested in Kangaroos rugby league vacancy if national job is offered to him
via abc.net.au
Queensland Maroons coach Mal Meninga says he will consider coaching Australia's national rugby league side if the position is offered to him.
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Florist shop fire at Christies Beach treated as suspicious
via abc.net.au
A fire at a florist's shop at Christies Beach, in Adelaide's southern suburbs, is being treated as suspicious.
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Driver arrested almost 15 years after fatal highway crash
A man who fled overseas after a fatal car accident near Newcastle nearly 15 years ago has been arrested in Sydney.
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Emergency worker details mental health battle in new book
via abc.net.au
A former emergency worker from the NSW Hunter Valley shares his battle with PTSD and depression via a new book.
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China-Australia Free Trade Agreement to lead to local job losses, unions tell Adelaide meeting
via abc.net.au
More than 70 people have gathered in Adelaide over fears the recently signed China Australia Free Trade Agreement will lead to lost job opportunities.
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Newcastle man calls for better mental health treatment in hospitals
via abc.net.au
The partner of a Newcastle woman who was involuntarily detained in a mental health facility is desperately calling for changes to the way medical staff treat patients.
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Victorian bushfire season starts early, state facing 'long, hot, dangerous summer'
via abc.net.au
Victorians need to prepare for a long and dangerous bushfire season, Premier Daniel Andrews warns, as the state experiences weather conditions never before seen in October.
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Ergon and Energex dividends to Queensland Government triple, electricity lobby group says prices too high
via abc.net.au
The Queensland Government's dividend from state-owned power companies has tripled in one year, prompting a call for profits to instead be passed onto consumers via lower power bills.
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Lancefield bushfire: One man missing, hundreds of homes in fire-affected area
via abc.net.au
One man is reported missing as Victorian fire crews battle to protect hundreds of homes still under threat by a bushfire in the Lancefield and Cobaw areas.
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Tasmanian early season bushfire threat far from over, fire chief warns
via abc.net.au
Firefighters in Tasmania say the danger from early season bushfires is far from over and are urging people to get their fire safety plans in place.
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Police raid properties across western Sydney after overnight operation at 17-year-old student's home
via abc.net.au
Police are raiding properties across western Sydney after searching the home overnight of a 17-year-old student who allegedly threatened a police station on Facebook.
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High Court judgment due on McCloy developer donations case
via abc.net.au
The High Court will today rule on an application by former Newcastle lord mayor Jeff McCloy to overturn a ban on developers from making political donations.
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Orange to host regional cycling event
via abc.net.au
The member for Orange Andrew Gee says the area's scenery and bike routes make it ideal to host a new regional cycling event in New South Wales.
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Brisbane Roar coach John Aloisi says club can challenge for A-League despite off-field issues
via abc.net.au
Brisbane Roar mentor John Aloisi speaks candidly about the A-League club's off-field issues at a fan forum held at Lang Park, revealing he was kicked out of the club's former training base Ballymore on his first day as coach.
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Call for women's refuge to support domestic violence victims in Orange
via abc.net.au
Figures show Orange has the highest rate of serious domestic violence in New South Wales where a program is being run to protect victims.
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Federal MP says TPP will boost confidence in rural industries
via abc.net.au
Federal MP hails Trans-Pacific Agreement as a boost for regional farmers.
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'Substantial' stock losses prompts bloat warning in central tablelands
via abc.net.au
Reports of "substantial" cattle losses on the central tablelands have prompted a warning from authorities to be on alert for bloat.
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Police investigate glassing at southern Lake Macquarie holiday park
via abc.net.au
A woman has been treated for a head wound, after she was hit with a wine glass at a holiday park in southern Lake Macquarie over the long weekend.
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Warm weather sparks crop concern for Hunter farmers
via abc.net.au
Upper Hunter farmers are concerned a spike in warm weather across the region could take its toll on crop yields.
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Australia's offshore processing policy to be examined by High Court in Canberra
via abc.net.au
The future of Australia's offshore detention regime will be under the spotlight in the High Court of Australia in Canberra today with lawyers for a Bangladeshi woman arguing it is illegal to pay for offshore detention in a third country.
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Branxton businesses call for help to bring back customers
via abc.net.au
Lower Hunter businesses impacted by the opening of the Hunter Expressway are calling for a town co-ordinator to help bring trade back to Branxton and Greta.
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Global 'wine masters' impressed with Hunter drops
via abc.net.au
Despite fears of a looming grape glut, the Hunter Valley's wine sector is hoping for an export boost, with a group of international industry experts singing the region's praises.
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Hunter farmers urged reap the benefits of biodiversity project
via abc.net.au
Hunter land owners are being urged to help strengthen a major biodiversity corridor in New South Wales by nominating their properties to be included.
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CFMEU officials Dean Hall and John Lomax to answer intimidation allegations at royal commission
via abc.net.au
Allegations of intimidation will be put to senior ACT CFMEU officials today, as they appear at the Royal Commission into Trade Union Governance and Corruption in Sydney.
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Nurses concerned assaults at Tasmania's secure mental health centre not treated seriously
via abc.net.au
Concerns are raised that assaults at Tasmania's forensic mental health centre are being rated much lower than appropriate.
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Snake bites on the rise across the Hunter
via abc.net.au
Hunter pet owners are being urged to be vigilant with recent rain followed by warm weather creating the perfect environment for ticks and snakes.
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Lancefield bushfire: Crews use cooler temperatures to try and contain blazes in central Victoria
via abc.net.au
Fire crews are using cooler overnight temperatures to get on top of bushfires burning in central Victoria. The worst blaze near Lancefield has burned through more than 2,500 hectares.
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WA ballet greats in triumphant homecoming with The Sleeping Beauty
via abc.net.au
Two of WA's most successful ballet exports will make a triumphant return to the west with the Australian Ballet Company's production of The Sleeping Beauty this week.
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Ranger uranium mine fire threatening thousands of Kakadu rock art sites, Aboriginal corporation says
via abc.net.au
An out-of-control fire that began in the Ranger uranium mine last week and spread into Kakadu National Park is threatening potentially thousands of ancient rock art sites, the Aboriginal corporation representing traditional owners says.
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Police raid home of 17yo student charged over alleged Facebook threat: Teen attended same school as Parramatta gunman
via abc.net.au
A student from the same Sydney school as the teenager who fatally shot a police accountant last week is charged and his home raided after allegedly threatening a police station on his Facebook page.
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Divers, sniffer dogs, helicopter called in to search for missing Yass man
via abc.net.au
Police divers, sniffer dogs and a helicopter are called in to search for a 60-year-old man, who went missing while working near a dam at Yass in NSW on Monday.
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South China Sea: US Admiral Scott Swift takes swipe at China during Sydney speech
via abc.net.au
A top US admiral uses a speech in Sydney to take a thinly veiled swipe at China, warning his navy is "as committed as ever" to protect freedom of navigation in the Pacific region.
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Men accused of making golf-ball bomb had access to explosive chemical, court told
via abc.net.au
Two men accused of making a golf-ball bomb had all the materials in their home and they knew how to manufacture the explosive chemical, a court is told.
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Palm Island riots: Couple awarded more than $200,000 in damages over dawn police raid
via abc.net.au
A couple whose home was raided during the Palm Island riots in north Queensland are awarded more than $200,000 in damages by the Court of Appeal.
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Lancefield bushfire: Home destroyed, properties under threat as bushfire burns in central Victoria
via abc.net.au
A home has been lost in a fire burning out of control near Lancefield in central Victoria, the Country Fire Authority (CFA) says, warning that other homes and properties are in immediate danger from the blaze.
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Student from same school as Parramatta shooting gunman charged over alleged Facebook threat
via abc.net.au
A student from the same Sydney school as the teenager who fatally shot a police accountant last week is charged after allegedly threatening a police station on his Facebook page.
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West Australian grain markets remain unusually stable this growing season
via abc.net.au
Despite the current high grain stocks around the world, West Australian grain prices remain steady and strong in 2015.
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Health warning renewed after two people treated in Tas hospital for shellfish poisoning
via abc.net.au
Two people are admitted to hospital in Tasmania with paralytic shellfish poisoning after eating mussels they harvested from east coast areas affected by algal blooms.
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AMA will fight attempts to move patients to new Perth Children's Hospital in winter
via abc.net.au
The Australian Medical Association says it will fight any attempts to move patients from Perth's Princess Margaret Hospital to the new Children's Hospital during the winter months.
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John Chardon, husband of missing Gold Coast woman Novy, fails to have child sexual abuse convictions overturned
via abc.net.au
John William Chardon, whose wife Novy Chardon disappeared more than two years ago, fails in his bid to have a string of child sexual abuse convictions overturned.
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Goldfields psychologist gains broader experience working regionally
via abc.net.au
A psychologist who has spent her career working in the Goldfields-Esperance region says being regionally based has meant she has had greater opportunity to broaden her experience.
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SA teen killed after car crashes with B-double truck
via abc.net.au
A South Australian teenager dies after the car he was driving collided with a B-double truck in Holder near Waikerie.
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Organic farmer Steve Marsh to take GM contamination battle to High Court
via abc.net.au
A West Australian organic farmer whose property was contaminated with GM canola is taking his legal fight to the High Court.
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Cooler weather conditions slow bushfire near Port Lincoln
via abc.net.au
Cooler weather conditions slow a bushfire burning through bushland on Eyre Peninsula in South Australia.
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Sister of gunman who killed police employee in Parramatta emerges as focus of inquiry
via abc.net.au
Farhad Khalil Mohammad Jabar's sister flew out of the country bound for the Middle East a day before her brother gunned down Curtis Cheng in cold blood. Police say the timing of Shadi Jabar's travel is suspicious. At the same time, a new account has emerged suggesting her brother had been visiting the Parramatta Mosque to escape bullying at his school. That raises questions about the assumption that the boy had been radicalised at the place of worship.