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Any interference in the strait would violate the ceasefire: Iran
Any interference in the strait would violate the ceasefire: Iran
Aussie rugby sevens star joins NRLW Titans In 'huge coup'
Aussie rugby sevens star joins NRLW Titans In 'huge coup'
US Military provides more details on supporting ships in Strait of Hormuz
US Military provides more details on supporting ships in Strait of Hormuz
Gerringong's Tasman Drive causes coastal tourism boom after social media influx
For years, the residents of Tasman Drive in Gerringong knew they lived in a stunningly beautiful part of the world, but then social media discovered it too.
Pat Cummins endures horror IPL over as Sunrisers fall to Knight Riders in seven-wicket loss
Despite taking a wicket, Pat Cummins bowls an over he will prefer to forget, as Sunrisers Hyderabad's five-match winning streak comes to an end.
Parents of teen who died after sudden cardiac arrest want to bring heart screening to young athletes
Two Canberra parents rocked by the sudden death of their teenage son are trying to help him leave a life-saving legacy.
As voting opens in the ABC Classic 100: Greatest of All Time, we explore how classical music is thriving
As Australians vote for the greatest classical music of all time, we look at who is listening, how classical music is evolving, and how it fills the world around us.
Iran war live updates: Trump says US will begin efforts to free ships stranded in the Strait of Hormuz
In a post to Truth Social, the president says the US will try to free ships in the strait in a "humanitarian" gesture. Follow live.
F1 Miami quick hits: Pierre Gasly flips out, Max Verstappen spins and F1 could have V8 engines
Formula 1 returned from a five-week hiatus and made up for lost time in Miami. Here are the quick hits from the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix.
Three dead after suspected outbreak of hantavirus on Atlantic cruise ship
A suspected outbreak of hantavirus, which is spread by contact with rat and mice faeces, has killed three people on a cruise ship.
Students use makeshift stretcher to rescue hiker in Warrumbungle National Park
A group of high school students use a makeshift stretcher and put their Duke of Edinburgh Award training to the test while rescuing an injured hiker.
Live updates: ASX set to open lower as NAB results drop, Wall St hits record, oil slips
The ASX is priced to fall this morning, despite strong corporate earnings propelling the S&P 500 to a new record close. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live m...
Residents say removal of sperm whale at Bellambi put them at risk of shark attack
Swimmers and surfers say they were given no warning before a 25-tonne whale carcass was towed past more than a dozen South Coast beaches, attracting sharks in its wake.
Coastal council pushes for levy on fossil fuel giants to fund disaster recovery
Councillors in a Victorian shire battling coastal erosion say fossil fuel giants should help pay for damage caused by climate-related environmental disasters.
Federal politics live: Japan's PM touches down in Canberra for first visit to Australia
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has touched down in Canberra for her first visit to Australia. Follow live.
Sam Kerr becomes Chelsea's all-time leading WSL scorer in 3-1 win over Leicester
Sam Kerr creates history in Chelsea's 3-1 win at Leicester, as the Blues secure a berth in next season's Champions League.
Iran briefing: Details on Iran's 14-point peace plan, a shift in Gulf power politics and eyes back on Gaza
Iran gives the US a 30-day deadline on its counteroffer for peace, which does not mention its nuclear ambitions.
Community fears West Gippsland hospital at Drouin will not meet 2028 target
Victoria's fast-growing West Gippsland region was promised a new hospital by 2028, but work has not started.
Future of National Trust of South Australia uncertain as ousted members demand parliamentary inquiry
The National Trust of South Australia admits it is cash-poor and will need to improve its finances, amid disagreements with its regionally-based volunteers.
Essential services and cultural events scaled back in remote communities due to cost of fuel
Cultural obligations and essential services are being impacted by the cost of fuel in Australia's most remote communities.
Crinum mine former senior executives to face court over fatal roof collapse
Two former bosses are facing charges over a roof collapse at an underground mine in central Queensland in 2021 that killed a worker and seriously injured another.
How people power is helping to restore bus routes across Sydney
Communities fighting to have their local bus or ferry routes restored should campaign hard and "stick it out for the long term", according to these residents in Pyrmont.