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News from the ABC Australia Worker 'seriously injured' by falling excavator bucket at Darwin building site A Darwin construction worker has been "seriously injured" after an excavator bucket fell and hit him, with paramedics transporting the man to hospital. Foreign fishing vessel filmed 100m away from Queensland coast Locals on Queensland's far north tip have shared their account after seeing an Indonesian fishing boat within a stone's throw of the mainland. Police arrest 15, seize 12 firearms following Hobart shootings Tasmania Police says it received "valuable information" from the public in relation to recent shootings in Gagebrook and Bridgewater.                                       Large nest of invasive wasps found in WA suburb An enormous 40-litre nest of European wasps is discovered on the south coast of WA — the last frontier for the invasive species in Australia. Former South Korean president sentenced to jail over martial law declaration Former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol is sentenced to five years in jail over crimes relating to his failed attempt at imposing martial law in the country. Melbourne sinkhole caused by test that 'should not have taken place' The state's road building authority says a planned test should have been aborted given the circumstances, as tunnelling recommences for the North-East Link tunnel project. As the world warms, extreme rain events are coming hard and fast When it comes to extreme rainfall, it is hard for climate scientists to say what's natural and what's caused by climate change, but they do know the most extreme events are dropping more rain, more often. This is why. Tim Picton's alleged attacker accused of another assault, posting it on Snapchat The man accused of assaulting former Labor strategist Tim Picton allegedly knocked another man unconscious two days prior. MPs back challenge to ruling on forcing witnesses to front NSW inquiries In December, the president of the legislative council said he would not seek to overturn a finding that laws allowing no-shows to be arrested were invalid, but this week he reversed course. Jim Chalmers defends Fed boss Jerome Powell as Trump attacks Treasurer Jim Chalmers defends US central bank boss Jerome Powell as professional and diligent after the Trump administration launched a criminal investigation into the Federal Reserve chair. No inquest to be held into deaths of workers killed by concrete slab The family of the two men killed when a wall crushed them at the racecourse are disappointed there will be no inquiry into the events of the "terrible day". Missing man's body found at Darwin's East Point after large-scale search NT police say they have recovered the body of a missing 44-year-old man, following a large-scale search-and-rescue operation in a Darwin reserve.  Woman whose daughter died of drug overdose calls for changes to SA law The mother of a woman who died of "mixed drug toxicity" is pushing for South Australia to implement penalties for those who do not call emergency services in a medical emergency.  Maroons captain calls time on Origin career to focus on club duties Ali Brigginshaw announces she has played her last State of Origin game for Queensland as she looks to focus on one final NRLW season with Brisbane. Can Machado actually transfer the Nobel Peace Prize to Trump? While it can be gifted, refused or displayed, the Nobel Peace Prize itself — once awarded — belongs to its original recipient forever. High chance of cyclone forming off Kimberley coast A tropical cyclone is highly likely to form off Western Australia's far north coast next week, with the Bureau of Meteorology closely monitoring conditions between the Kimberley and Northern Territory. This tiny, walking shark is doing something never seen before Known best for their ability to "walk" on the sand and coral where they usually live, new research shows epaulette sharks could also defy assumptions in other ways. 10 tennis courts' worth of poppies stolen in recent theft, police say Investigations are continuing into the theft of a large quantity of poppy capsules from a Tasmanian farm. Police have confirmed the harvested area equates to 10 tennis courts, or 2,500 square metres. Heavy social media use and avoidance both linked to poorer wellbeing in teens The findings of a newly released study have challenged one-size-fits-all rules and blanket bans, as the Australian government's social media ban for children under 16 has been in effect for over a month. Top faith leaders urge PM to scrap new racial hatred offence A broad of coalition of Australia's most influential religious leaders have urged the prime minister to scrap Labor's proposal to outlaw the promotion of racial hatred. News from the BBC World Service Venezuelan Nobel Peace Prize winner presents her medal to Trump Trump thanked Venezuelan opposition leader MarÃa Corina Machado, calling it "a wonderful gesture of mutual respect". 'We'd been on high alert' - How Jenrick's dramatic sacking and defection unfolded The secret discussions, bombshell leak and sacking which led to Robert Jenrick defecting to the Reform party. Iran authorities demanding large sums for return of protesters' bodies, BBC told Multiple sources have told BBC Persian that security forces will not release bodies unless relatives hand over money. The landscape beneath Antarctica's icy surface revealed in unprecedented detail Scientists believe the map could shed light on how Antarctica's vast ice sheet will respond to climate change. Cuba counts cost of alliance after 32 troops killed in Venezuela The recent events in Venezuela have exposed the strategic risks of Cuba’s foreign entanglements. Government to give cash payouts to people in financial crisis The replacement to the Household Support Fund aims to help people facing sudden difficulties. Trump threatens to invoke Insurrection Act to quell anti-ICE protests in Minnesota The rarely used law allows the president to use active-duty military personnel for law enforcement. Israel moves Yellow Line deeper into Gaza, satellite images show Israel placed and later moved control markers in three areas, with placed deeper inside Gaza than maps suggested. Mother demands TikTok 'accountability' after data kept from bereaved parents Ellen Roome, from Gloucestershire, is one of a group of parents suing TikTok over online challenges. Actor Timothy Busfield charged with sexually abusing boys on set of TV series The actor starred in the West Wing TV series and is also known for the baseball film Field of Dreams. Hospitals with unsafe concrete expected to miss rebuild deadline Seven hospitals with Raac that were prioritised last year are not expected to be completed on time - some not until 2032/33. Chris Mason: Is Farage's Reform really Conservatives 2.0? Reform UK is showing 'momentum and magnetism', but faces a familiar critique of being dubbed the Conservatives 2.0, the BBC's political editor writes. TV doctor says ADHD and OCD diagnoses have 'changed my life' Love Island star Dr Alex George is calling for improved waiting times for neurodivergent assessments. Weekly quiz: Where are BTS kicking off their comeback tour? How much attention did you pay to what happened in the world over the past seven days? I didn't give up, I let go. How I came to terms with not having children After a decade of trying for a baby, Caroline and her husband decided they needed to build a different future. 'We're in survival mode': The cost of milk price crisis to family dairy farms Adam and Lucy Johnstone have seen the price their receive for their milk tumble by 25% over the last three months. The Papers: 'Sacked Jenrick defects' and 'Traitories' Former Conservative shadow minister Robert Jenrick joining Reform UK hours after he was sacked by Kemi Badenoch, is the main focus of Friday's papers. Chinese woman's plea for help killing pigs draws thousands to her village The woman appealed for help after realising her father could not slaughter the pigs for a village feast alone. Troops and vessels from European Nato allies arrive in Greenland The limited deployment involves Germany, France, Sweden, Norway, Finland, the Netherlands and the UK. Thousands remain evacuated due to unexploded WW2 bomb Residents face ongoing disruption after two separate unexploded WW2 bombs were uncovered in Devon. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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