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Swift parrot hatchlings on North Bruny Island bring new hope of resurgence for endangered birds
via abc.net.au
Scientists working to save the critically endangered swift parrot are making other discoveries along the way, including how fast they can fly.
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Victorian Government announces $1.8b road upgrade plan for Melbourne's west
via abc.net.au
The Victorian Government will spend almost $2 billion upgrading arterial roads in Melbourne's outer west, Premier Daniel Andrews says, with work to start in 2018.
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Woolworths urged to honour spirit of agreement for tinned fruit with Victorian company SPC Ardmona
via abc.net.au
Supermarket giant Woolworths is being urged to honour the spirit of its agreement with SPC Ardmona amid reports it may walk away from the $70-million deal.
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Australia needs to improve all areas for must-win Hobart Test against South Africa, says Steve Smith
via abc.net.au
Skipper Steve Smith says Australia must work on all aspects of its game after suffering a 177-run loss at the WACA, the team's fourth Test defeat in a row.
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Sharks player Ben Barba released from contract after positive drug test
via abc.net.au
Premiership-winning Cronulla Sharks player Ben Barba returns a positive drug test and is released from his playing contract.
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Senate gears up for backpacker tax showdown, but Coalition MPs stand firm on 19 per cent
via abc.net.au
The Coalition's 19 per cent backpacker tax compromise looks set for defeat in the Senate, with Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie claiming the numbers for her amendments.
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Bathurst business community backs plans for major expansion at city's prison
via abc.net.au
Bathurst's business community says it does not expect any objections to a major 250-bed expansion planned at the city's prison complex.
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Authorities attempt to limit spread of lupin disease in southern NSW
via abc.net.au
Authorities are trying to stem spread of disease lupin anthracnose in Riverina, in southern NSW.
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NSW bushfires: Crews get upper hand ahead of soaring temperatures
via abc.net.au
Cooler weather allows New South Wales firefighters battling blazes near Kempsey and in the Hunter Valley and Port Stephens region to get containment lines set, ahead of soaring temperatures forecast today.
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Gypsy-rock filmmaker Emir Kusturica and Dope Lemon to play at Womadelaide 2017
via abc.net.au
Frantic gypsy-rock group Emir Kusturica & the No Smoking Orchestra and Angus Stone's psychedelic side project, Dope Lemon, are among a further 27 acts announced for Womadelaide 2017.
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'No link' between fracking and gas-emitting water bore on Northern Territory cattle station
via abc.net.au
Gas emitting from a water bore on a cattle station is likely to be naturally occurring, according to a CSIRO scientist.
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South Africa skipper Faf du Plessis says WACA Test loss may open old wounds for Australians
via abc.net.au
South Africa will take a 1-0 lead into the second Test in Hobart after putting in a dominant display at the WACA Ground.
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Bikram yoga class at Melbourne's Ascot Vale heats up after fire breaks out in basement
via abc.net.au
A bikram yoga class in Melbourne gets warmer than expected after a fire starts in an underground storage area.
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Australia v South Africa: Kagiso Rabada the leader of the pack with Dale Steyn injured
via abc.net.au
Kagiso Rabada's man-of-the-match performance in South Africa's WACA win suggests the 21-year-old is ready to step up in the absence of Dale Steyn.
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Junaid Thorne : Alleged terror cell leader believes it was his destiny to become counter-terrorism target
via abc.net.au
Muslim preacher and Islamic State supporter Junaid Thorne challenges the Australian Federal Police to show any evidence that he is the leader of a local terror cell.
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NSW Australian of the Year Awards: Deng Adut wins
via abc.net.au
Refugee and criminal lawyer Deng Adut is a contender for 2017 Australian of the Year having just been named the New South Wales winner.
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National Disability Awards: Underwater world wins for its immersion therapy
via abc.net.au
Underwater therapy, a dementia friendly community, tireless advocatesthey are all amongst the winners for the National Disability Awards announced on Monday night.
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Michael Zullo's table collision prompts please explain from Sydney FC to A-League
via abc.net.au
Sydney FC says it will ask the FFA to remove the fourth official's pitch-side table, after Michael Zullo collided with it on Saturday night.
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Australian hospitals failing stroke victims, Stroke Foundation says
via abc.net.au
A Stroke Foundation report finds the nation's stroke care system has made little improvement in the past four years, with one in five patients being discharged from hospital without proper medication or a care plan.
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Australia v South Africa: Shaun Marsh out of second Test with broken finger; Joe Burns, Callum Ferguson in squad
via abc.net.au
Joe Burns and Callum Ferguson are in Australia's squad for the second Test against South Africa after Shaun Marsh was ruled out with a broken finger.
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NSW bushfires: Crews to battle blazes throughout night
via abc.net.au
Fires continue to burn in New South Wales near Kempsey and in the Hunter Valley and Port Stephens regions, with crews battling changing conditions through Monday.
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Quilty confronts Syrian refugee crisis
via abc.net.au
Artist Ben Quilty and author Richard Flanagan make a harrowing trip to Europe and the Middle East to witness first-hand the Syrian refugee crisis.
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Playwright Joanna Murray-Smith wins inaugural $30,000 Mona Brand writing award
The creator of the chilling play Switzerland is the winner of a new $30,000 prize recognising the talent of Australian women who write for the stage and screen.
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Triggs on the debate over 18C
via abc.net.au
Human Rights Commissioner Gillian Triggs joins 7.30 to discuss the debate over Section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act.
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Turnbull endorses review of race hate laws
via abc.net.au
The Prime Minister is endorsing a call by some Government MPs for a parliamentary review of Section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act.
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Police fail to utilise bikie laws but overstep legal authority during raids, NSW Ombudsman finds
via abc.net.au
NSW police have not used powers targeting outlaw motorcycle gangs since they were introduced in 2014, according to a report by the state's Ombudsman, which also raises concerns officers have over-reached their legal authority during raids.
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Australia's first-Test decline against South Africa at the WACA - day by day
via abc.net.au
Australia looked unbeatable to start the first Test at the WACA, but that changed in a flash as South Africa dominated basically every moment after day one.
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Australia v South Africa: Temba Bavuma emerges as Proteas' X-factor in WACA triumph
via abc.net.au
Few will forget Temba Bavuma's performance at the WACA in the first Test of this summer, as the diminutive crowd-favourite becomes South Africa's X-factor in a memorable victory.
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South Africa completes first-Test drubbing of Australia at the WACA
via abc.net.au
Australia's resistance ends after lunch on a fruitless day five, as it loses the first Test against South Africa by 177 runs.
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Rockhampton teenager suffers serious eye injury in magpie attack
via abc.net.au
A central Queensland mother warns of the dangers of magpies during breeding season after her son was seriously injured when he was swooped while riding his bike.
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Canberra woman charged with mother's murder mentally ill, lawyers argue
via abc.net.au
A Canberra woman charged with the murder of her mother in 2014 should not be held responsible for the crime because of her longstanding mental health conditions, defence lawyers will argue at her trial.
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Australia v South Africa: First Test at the WACA - day five, as it happened
via abc.net.au
Australia starts its three-Test series against South Africa with a resounding loss at the WACA. Look back at how day five unfolded in our live blog.
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Senate to support High Court referrals for Bob Day and Rod Culleton
via abc.net.au
The Senate will support the motions to refer to the High Court questions over the eligibility of two crossbench Senators. The One Nation leader Pauline Hanson told the Senate she would support the motion which relates to her colleague, Rod Culleton, because politicians must be held accountable. She said she'd continue to offer the WA Senator personal support. The Opposition is using the case of the now former Family First Senator Bob Day to try to put pressure on the Government over when it knew
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Body found in Kalbarri National Park after man reported missing
via abc.net.au
An autopsy is due to be carried out on the body of a man found in Kalbarri National Park in Western Australia's Mid West to determine how he died.
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Trent Zimmerman's ethnic branch stacking speech sparks 18C complaint from Liberal Party member
via abc.net.au
A member of the Liberal Party lodges a complaint against federal MP Trent Zimmerman using the anti-discrimination act currently under review by the Federal Government.
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Bunbury teen lands plum role in film about Irish rebel convict In Search of the Vigilant
via abc.net.au
A teenager snags a leading role in a biopic about an Irish Fenian prisoner.
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Campfire comfort: Is an appreciation of smoke and flames a primal instinct?
via abc.net.au
The soft flickering of a campfire and seductive smell of smoke can be pleasing to the senses, but is it a primal instinct?
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Rural town's response to ice problem highlighted by youth-produced documentary
via abc.net.au
Two years after a Tasmanian town became the 'poster child' of ice addiction, young people are changing the debate and looking for solutions.
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Stories on tap: Revealing the history of Perth hotels
via abc.net.au
Stepping back in time is as easy as putting on your walking shoes and taking a pub crawl of a different kind in Perth.
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Gippsland Aboriginal Corporation lost $500,000, goes into administration
via abc.net.au
The Registrar of Indigenous Corporations appoints an administrator to the Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation after a $500,000 loss.
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Jackie Trad gives $800m West End development green light following call-in
via abc.net.au
The controversial $800 million West Village project in West End is officially approved, setting local member and Deputy Premier Jackie Trad up for a battle with the Greens for her seat at the next election.
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Psychology and cyclones: Why we don't prepare, and what we can learn from other cultures
via abc.net.au
Researchers say 'unrealistic optimism' keeps us from getting a cyclone kit together, and there are cultural characteristics at play as well.
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Baby koala 'Alfred' found in woman's bag after her arrest in Brisbane
via abc.net.au
A baby koala called Alfred is in good health after being found in a zipped canvas bag by police after they arrested a 50-year-old woman in Brisbane's south.
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Picking pepper painstaking but profitable on pioneering Silkwood plantation
via abc.net.au
When Donna Campagnola's parents imported the first pepper plants into Australia in the 1970s, everything was done by hand.
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Teenage boy charged with culpable driving, theft over fatal crash at Narre Warren
via abc.net.au
A 15-year-old boy is charged with more than a dozen offences following a crash in Melbourne's south-east that left one teen dead and another in a critical condition.
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Legal battle continues over 2008 'catastrophic' car crash caused by stray cattle
via abc.net.au
A broken farm gate in north-west Tasmania is again at the centre of a compensation battle stemming from a 2008 car crash caused by stray cattle that left a teenager with catastrophic injuries and dependent on his parents.
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Farmer working to make teff the next big thing in ancient grains
via abc.net.au
Will teff be the newest ancient grain to find its place in the modern diet?
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Greenhouse in remote Arnhem Land community aims to supply fresh produce
via abc.net.au
A greenhouse producing fruit and vegetables aims to supply a local community store in the remote Arnhem Land community of Ramingining.
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Catholic churches in Canberra look to modernise donation collection with mobile app
via abc.net.au
Two Catholic parishes in the Canberra region trial an app that will allow people to make donations via smartphone, potentially replacing the collection plate, in what the local Archdiocese believes could be a world-first.
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Passenger plane forced to abort landing after receiving hoax radio call at Melbourne Airport
via abc.net.au
The Australian Federal Police launch an investigation into 15 hoax calls made to planes and air traffic control over a two-week period, one of which caused a passenger flight to abort landing as it approached Melbourne Airport.