ABC Home
Top Stories from ABC NEWS
Former immigration detainee released in wake of High Court decision arrested after brutal home invasion
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Assault
An organiser in tears, accusations of lying and a PM in a hurried exit
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Government and Politics
There is renewed scrutiny on the government's gendered violence plan. What is it?
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Domestic Violence
Editor's Choice
Retailers are struggling as shipping delays and costs make moving things more difficult
Just when you thought global supply chains and shipping was back to normal, there are new issues leading to higher costs for importers, distributors and customers.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Trade
He inspired children to be creative, now Mr Squiggle is at the National Museum of Australia
The National Museum of Australia has acquired the collection of the puppeteer Norman Hetherington who was behind the iconic television show, Mr Squiggle.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Television
Clarkson's Farm's Kaleb Cooper talks about his life, and that famous farm
Victorian Country Hour presenter Warwick Long chats with Kaleb about how he got into farming and the success of Clarkson's Farm.
Source: ListenTopic: Television
Taylor Swift ties with Madonna in the UK and beats a Beatles record
Taylor Swift's new album The Tortured Poets Department has broken chart records in the UK, US and Australia, with Swift tying with Madonna as the female artist with the most number ones in the UK in official albums chart history.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)
Sydney barrister awarded $150k in defamation damages over story that falsely alleged she stole dog
Sydney barrister Gina Edwards has been awarded $150,000 in the Federal Court after bringing a defamation case against Network Nine over a series of stories that implied she had stolen her dog, which was proven to be false.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Courts and Trials
Loading
Focus on women
How Ruth forged friendship through handwritten letters, postcards, and crochet patterns in the mail
War widows across Australia are finding lifelong friendship and support through reviving the "dying art" of letter writing.
Source: ABC North QldTopic: Women
Discover more of the ABC on our apps
Find out how to download your favourite app.