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Ms Good was one of two people shot dead by ICE agents during a mass immigration sweep in the US city of Minneapolis, that intensified opposition to Donald Trump's migration policies.

Ukraine has been bombarded with high-speed 'jet-powered' attack drones, with a nuclear facility and a school among the latest Russian targets.

Labor is moving against lawyers and migration agents accused of profiting from visa applications that have little prospect of success.

Plavsic pleaded guilty at a United Nations tribunal to persecution as a crime against humanity for her role in atrocities during the 1992-95 Bosnian war.

An absent Isaac Heeney claims the Bob Skilton Medal for a third season in a row following a club imposed suspension for a breach of standards.

UAE, meanwhile, says it will investigate the circumstances and motives, of the incident, including whether it was linked to ‌any militant activity.

New legislation passed last month gives WA police additional temporary powers to manage next week's Land Forces event, and at least six people have already received letters banning them from protesting inside the security zone.

Writer and actor Eddie Perfect's next show is a black comedy based on Molière's Tartuffe that replaces the 17th-century play's quasi-religious charlatan with an AI hairdressing robot.

Victorian prosecutors have dropped a blackmail charge against a former CFMEU delegate with links to criminal bikie gangs.

The Town of Claremont in Perth's western suburbs is open to exploring merging with another council, with its mayor saying "it is probably time" for the move.

Malaysia this week deported about 1,500 Myanmar nationals, including children, as part of a refugee repatriation programme.

Safety officers serving as "eyes and ears" in Hobart's CBD are hoping their patrols will help curb antisocial behaviour.

Under pressure from opponents after another interest rate hike and more bad inflation news, the last thing Anthony Albanese needed was free advice from his own side.

The shooting has stopped for now, but a brumby advocate is mounting a legal challenge to ban their removal from Kosciuszko National Park.

A number of illegal e-bikes were destroyed and turned into scrap metal at a wrecking facility in Western Sydney.

A Humpty Doo childcare centre has pleaded guilty to inadequately supervising children and inadequately protecting children from harm following the death of toddler Ebony Thompson in 2023.

Monosporascus cannonballus is detected on two NT properties, marking the first cases in Australia.

Captain Smit Machchhar was stabbed while flying to Tel Aviv.

A bus service that has transported people and critical medical supplies to remote Indigenous communities from Alice Springs for three decades has been forced to reduce its services following a funding cut earlier this year.

Carlo Piero Stewart died in hospital after suffering three gunshot wounds during a brawl between two groups outside a North Booval home in July, 2021.

The Veterans' Affairs Minister has rebuffed calls to resign, stating there's "still more to do".

The person is believed to have taken the medication in the days after the death of their partner, who had been diagnosed with cancer, earlier this year.

A County Court judge has set aside a civil personal safety intervention order previously made against the president of ratepayer advocacy group Council Watch.

The Federal Court has ruled against a challenge brought by public servant Edwin Kemp Attrill and Kaurna Arabana woman Janette Milera against the SA government's plans to redevelop the North Adelaide golf course.

Chris Fagan took the Brisbane Lions from the bottom of the AFL ladder to back-to-back-to-back premierships, etching his name in history.

Newcastle fans are going all out in preparation for the Knights' first grand final appearance in 25 years this Sunday against the Sydney Roosters.

Labor MP Josh Burns accuses new Greens leader David Shoebridge of "prejudice" over comments about the party's relationship with Jewish Australians.

Doctors at Victoria's public hospitals will walk off the job for four hours leaving staffing at weekend levels, as a 14-month bargaining process over pay and conditions continues to grind on.

Tasmanian Education Minister Jo Palmer's office claimed there were no proposals to cut a specialist team that works with teachers.

AFL premiership-winning coach Chris Fagan has stepped down from the club days after securing a third-straight grand final victory.

The lawyer representing the man accused of murdering Toowoomba woman Jana Armstrong tells a court he is "puzzled" by a domestic violence charge against his client.

Passengers and crew members survived terrifying mid-air moments to save flight FZ1073 from disaster.

The University of Newcastle has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit for $7.55 million after 163 students alleged it had engaged in misleading conduct after their engineering degree was found to be unaccredited.

The 2022 death of Senior Constable Benjamin Warren could not have been prevented — but that does not mean "that nothing should be done differently in future", the SA coroner has found.

The identity of one of the two men had been suppressed from the public since his arrest.

Labor will not announce its candidates for the upper house until a month before the election, as poor polling has the party prepared for major electoral losses.

Jenna Forrester has never competed at the short course world championships, but winning a silver and a gold in the same evening, also beating a 17-year-old a national record, has put her in pole position to do so.

The beach remains closed as a $100,000 operation to bury the 13-metre long whale is underway, with sharks still circling the area.

Media witnesses say Christa Pike was still alive when they were ordered to leave the prison by officials.

Residents of communities caught in the crossfire of Western Sydney's gang war say they are fearful and angry, after a series of mistaken identity shootings.

ABC NEWS Verify examines and attempts to debunk some of the fake news that's spreading online following the flydubai flight.

Manchester City faces an uncertain future after the decorated English soccer club was found guilty of systematically breaking the Premier League's financial rules for nearly a decade.

Twenty-five years ago, Donna Rullo joined a trial for a little-known, targeted breast cancer drug that saved her life and transformed the care of women who came after her.

People who plan to file their tax returns themselves have until October 31 to get their paperwork in.

Businesses in remote Western Australia's north are nervous about their future workforce after changes to backpacker entitlements.

He's an ARIA hoovering born performer, but Genesis Owusu credits his rule-breaking creativity to a gang of rollerblading Japanese graffiti artists.

Despite Australia's rapid housing downturn, which threatens to be the worst in decades, the Reserve Bank believes the main threats to the nation's financial stability come from overseas.

About 200 workers at an iron ore mine in SA's far north are facing uncertain futures amid a financial dispute between the project's owner and a major on-site contractor, the ABC understands.

Dozens of jobs could be lost at one of Australia's largest paper mills as new owner Arbex flags a "transformation project" aimed at keeping the business sustainable.

SA Premier Peter Malinauskas has appointed former federal court judge Dr Iain Ross AO to lead a royal commission into artificial intelligence alongside experts Kate Pounder and Christopher Manning.