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  1. A heritage-listed orchard on a university campus is helping to preserve a slice of Tasmania's apple history.

  2. Hundreds of wheelchairs, donated by two Australian charities to help injured children in Gaza, are stuck in warehouses in Jordan due to Israeli restrictions.

  3. A Tasmanian woman has been banned from owning animals for seven years and received a fine after pleading guilty to two counts of animal cruelty.

  4. The US economy has been dealing with years of higher-than-target inflation, and prices have surged in the wake of Mr Trump's war on Iran, his signature tariff policies and the ongoing AI boom.

  5. The US economy has been dealing with years of higher-than-target inflation, and prices have surged in the wake of Mr Trump's war on Iran, his signature tariff policies and the ongoing AI boom.

  6. An ABC NEWS Verify investigation has revealed exactly how a YouTube political commentator from overseas is using AI to pretend to be Australian and promote One Nation to thousands of people.

  7. The state government has promised to fix half a million potholes this financial year, but some argue new strategies are needed to help manage the state's aging road network.

  8. From the glitz and glamour of the red carpet to censored speeches and broken records — this year's Emmys had it all.

  9. From singing country and western with her sister to introducing the New Zealand parliament to drum and bass, music has played an important part in Dame Jacinda Ardern's life.

  10. After 30 years of rabid zombies and massive profits, the Resident Evil franchise is ready to infect cinemas once more.

  11. Only some people will continue to get the COVID-19 vaccination for free after October 1.

  12. The centre-left coalition has secured a one-seat majority over the right-wing bloc that had been in power since 2022.

  13. The UN says many Palestinians are living in buildings damaged by Israel's air strikes across Gaza, warning many are at danger of collapse.

  14. Iran-backed rebels in Yemen launch drones and missiles at Saudi cities, as the Kingdom launches hundreds of air strikes against Houthi positions, in a further sign that the conflict is worsening.

  15. The 81-year-old served as president of the Philippines from 2016 to 2022, before being charged with crimes against humanity for setting up, funding and arming death squads that targeted narcotics peddlers and users.

  16. Stunning scenes of the world through microscopes have been put on display by the Nikon Small World In Motion competition winners.

  17. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has suggested Canada could become the first "associate member" of the European Union.

  18. Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci is found guilty of war crimes, including murder, torture and illegal detention.

  19. A popular sign in one of Perth's busiest thoroughfares is damaged in a blaze, which is quickly extinguished.

  20. Former Labor leader Bill Shorten issues an extraordinary warning on what he sees as the danger of AI advancement.

  21. Police have charged a ninth person with murder over an attack on a 21-year-old man at a house party in Logan.

  22. Changes to a law allowing the transfer of government land into Indigenous ownership have passed NSW parliament, creating a new barrier to land claims that peak bodies have described as a "regression."

  23. Queensland police will be given expanded powers and penalties for domestic violence offenders, increased under legislative changes expected to be introduced to parliament this week.

  24. There will be a full-time Australian rider in motorcycle racing's premier class for the 43rd consecutive year, with 21-year-old Senna Agius signing to race for KTM Tech3 next year.

  25. An Aldinga Beach man has been jailed for more than 12 years for sexual offences involving children.

  26. Seven months after she went missing, Yvonne Whear's car has been found submerged in a river less than 10 kilometres from her home in northern NSW.

  27. A crocodile handler who worked with the four-metre reptile allegedly attacked at Perth Zoo says it would have ripped his head off if given the chance.

  28. A man who drove over a family's tent in a Tasmanian campground early on New Year's Day in 2022 has been jailed.

  29. Family violence workers say they are relieved an event featuring former AFL star Ben Cousins has been cancelled after community backlash.

  30. The artificial intelligence boom could push the global economy into "good deflation" as economic growth surges, but that could result in interest rates exceeding 7 per cent, according to a major technology investor.

  31. A Davis Cup tie has come at the perfect time for Alex de Minaur as he searches to recapture a spark after nearly a decade on tour.

  32. Family members of a 71-year-old man who died after his motorcycle reportedly struck a pothole on a regional Victorian highway say they are heartbroken over the "sudden and devastating loss".

  33. The leaked plans have sparked backlash from creatives and critics across the political spectrum.

  34. A former co-director of a company that oversaw Ann Marie Smith's care was captured on a listening device admitting she has a drug problem after she was asked to leave her workplace to seek help, court documents show.

  35. The inquiry into corruption on major Victorian infrastructure projects will hold an opening hearing next Wednesday, two months out from the state election.

  36. A coronial inquest investigating the suspected death of Joanne Butterfield, who has not been seen since 1998, has heard evidence from two men who lived in the area where she was last seen.

  37. A disability advocate says three men being left in a Tasmanian hospital for months because they can't secure extra NDIS support to manage at home is "inhumane and unfair".

  38. The state government has introduced legislation to repeal a requirement for a coal mine to house its workforce in a nearby town.

  39. Believing his domestic duties are done, Nikita Tszyu is ready to take on America after changing his tune and claiming victory in his controversial draw with countryman Ben Mahoney.

  40. Under-fire Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate says he had a conversation about tariffs with US President Donald Trump just before dinner at Mar-a-Lago — despite the Trump Organization claiming no such dinner happened.

  41. A $32 billion data centre proposed for a site west of Brisbane will be used by AI giant Anthropic.

  42. The withdrawal of a touring band and support acts for Ed Sheeran's Loops tour is a saga involving the removal of Macklemore from shows over pro-Palestinian comments.

  43. The government admits delays in response to reports more than a dozen children had been living unsupervised in squalid conditions in South Hedland.

  44. Northern Territory authorities have downgraded an emergency warning for a fire at Stockwell Road in Blackmore, west of Berry Springs, describing it as a "decreasing threat".

  45. Bushfires Northern Territory have issued an emergency warning for a fire at Stockwell Road in Blackmore, west of Berry Springs.

  46. Australian Travis Bazzana has continued his impressive rookie season with two home runs, helping Cleveland secure a crucial 7-6 win over the Chicago White Sox in its battle for a Major League Baseball play-off berth.

  47. After deliberating for one day, a jury has found two country New South Wales footballers guilty of raping a woman at Scone in 2023.

  48. International students would effectively be banned from bringing family members to Australia under a long-awaited overhaul of the immigration system.

  49. Police are trying to fill in the last four days of Payge Leembruggen's life.

  50. British backpackers are coming to Australia in record numbers, but the traditional working holiday has changed.