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News from the ABC Australia Carpenter leads Chelsea to victory against Manchester City Chelsea have gone top of the WSL with the help of another fine contribution from Ellie Carpenter, who got one over her fellow Matilda, Man City's Mary Fowler. A slowing economy could mean higher youth unemployment, economist warns Australia's youth unemployment rate was 11.1 per cent in September and economists say a slowing economy could mean it rises further in coming months. Young Victorian voters torn between disillusionment, optimism Young voters will play an influential role in the election on November 28, making up nearly half the state's vote. The Brisbane buildings made from sandstone touched by dinosaurs Fossilised footprints belonging to 230-million-year-old dinosaurs have been unearthed in Brisbane, indented into the same sandstone that constructed the city's most recognisable buildings. Nurse offers 'out of the blue' to have surrogate baby for colleague Doctors warned Bec Vallee against pregnancy after she was diagnosed with a kidney disorder. But she's experienced the "incredible blessing" of having two daughters through surrogacy. Ocean that once covered Flinders Ranges preserved Earth's earliest life Ancient sea level changes led to the preservation of some of the Earth's earliest complex life forms, according to new research that mapped the Flinders Ranges. All Blacks suffer 73-year first in defeat to Wales Wales have pulled off one of the greatest wins in their recent history, beating the All Blacks for the first time in 73 years in a Nations Championship boilover. Philippines wins Eurovision Asia, making history Seventy years after Eurovision was conceived as a way to unite a war-torn Europe through music, the competition has embarked on an ambitious new chapter in Asia. Bondi terror attack hero Ahmed Al Ahmed one year on The man who went viral after managing to wrestle a firearm away from a gunman during Australia's deadliest terror attack says he still suffers mentally and physically. Hoffman delivers best Alpine World Cup finish in 27 years Madison Hoffman defies a lowly start position to record Australia's best FIS Alpine World Cup finishing position in 27 years, finishing eighth in the season opener at Levi, Finland. Questions remain whether Victoria's election is tackling the big issues Both the Coalition and Labor argue this election is the most consequential in the Victoria's history, but it's lacking stand-out moments or generation-defining policies. Open-source AI like 'a Nazi coach', UN-backed anti-terror group says A group that aims to prevent the unsafe use of artificial intelligence says open-source AI is like "having a Nazi coach at your disposal, reinforcing your thoughts". Experts say Australia appears 'willing to tolerate' rheumatic heart disease Australia is criticised for being "willing to tolerate" some of the world's highest rates of rheumatic heart disease. Today, global health leaders in Perth will endorse a bold plan to eradicate the disease by 2040. Sex, spies and Silicon Valley: Nvidia scandal highlights risks for big tech Chinese economic espionage is in the spotlight after the downfall of Nvidia chief Jensen Huang, and former intelligence officials say the US is not doing enough to combat it. Albanese caught between climate ambition and political reality at COP31 Australia wants to establish itself as a serious global climate player, but its efforts at this week's UN climate change conference expose the contradictions in current climate politics, both internationally and at home. Don't just take the cheapest and other expert tips to find the best solar installer Hundreds of thousands of Australians are installing solar batteries, but there's also been a spike in consumer complaints. Here's what the experts say you should consider when deciding which company to use. US government says wire replacement caused nationwide grounding of flights The US government has blamed a nationwide aviation shutdown which has disrupted more than 20,000 flights on a program to replace copper wires with new fibre ones. Two rappers went into youth detention. What they heard surprised them In youth detention, writing a song means escaping the walls for a while. Kobie Dee and Dobby know what music offers young people inside. ABC Wordage quiz: Sort out these body parts You must stay on your toes and remain tight-lipped. Don't stick your neck out, and at all costs avoid a bum steer. Artists relish flying the flag for WA's biggest remote community Bidyadanga artists ventured to Broome to showcase their work at a local gallery, drawing a crowd in the hundreds. News from the BBC World Service US has floated Ukraine ceding Donbas for Nato membership, Zelensky says The US has not confirmed the Ukrainian president's comments which follow meetings US envoys had with him and Russia's Vladimir Putin. Young people should have legal guarantee of job or training, Milburn tells BBC The author of a major review on youth unemployment, due next week, acknowledges the change would mean some young people losing out on benefits. Neets review won't be for the faint-hearted - and will test Burnham's appetite for a welfare fight Milburn is not the first to try and fix the Neets problem - so what’s different this time round, asks Laura Kuenssberg. Noel Fielding 'appalled' by jokes he made with Russell Brand The Great British Bake Off presenter says he has not been in contact with the convicted rapist "for many years". 'Can you believe it?': SpaceX catches part of its Starship rocket on return to Earth SpaceX has performed the historic catch using mechanical arms nicknamed "chopsticks". Copper wire upgrade caused nationwide flight suspension, US transport secretary says The US government is trying to find out whether the chaos was caused by "incompetence" or faulty equipment. Philippines takes the crown in first Eurovision Song Contest Asia BBC's Jonathan Head reports from the first ever Eurovision Song Contest Asia in Bangkok. Even Grand Theft Auto's original creators haven't been able to play GTA 6 Thirty years after they dreamt up the series, Dave Jones and Brian Baglow are as desperate as everyone else to get their hands on the new game. The search to find a friend for Jojo the gorilla after a lifetime of being alone Jojo was poached as an infant and grew up in captivity. His keepers want to find him a friend - but it's not straightforward. Brand, Walliams and Married at First Sight: Is this a reckoning for the entertainment industry? Noor Nanji, culture correspondent, explores how these stories represent the consequences of changes that began years ago, rather than being a sudden cultural shift. How the Jensen Huang scandal created a headache for business-friendly Singapore The scandal has cast a spotlight on Singapore's success as a chip hub - and a location for alleged illicit trade. When to put up a real Christmas tree - according to an expert Supermarkets have started selling Christmas trees - six weeks out from the big day. King jokes with Elton John as he marks 78th birthday with radio show The monarch appears on a special episode to coincide with his 78th birthday on Saturday. UK ethics watchdog chief steps back from role over sexual misconduct claims The government says Stuart Sterling has stepped back from his role after claims made during the early 2000s emerged. Wales stun New Zealand to end 73-year losing streak Wales celebrate a first victory against New Zealand since 1953 with a brilliant 35-28 win to spark astonishing scenes in Cardiff. Milder weather coming before more cold health alerts take effect A short-lived milder spell is on the way for Sunday before more cold health alerts come into force. Thousands turn out in Edinburgh to protest against AI data centres Demonstrators armed with placards - and some dressed in costume - assembled at the top of the Royal Mile before marching towards the Scottish Parliament. How Mississippi's new senator won in Trump's heartland and what he will do next Scott Colom tells the BBC that Democrats can build on his historic election win - and appeal to frustrated Republicans - by focusing on policies to help all Americans. Sotheby's auction of $180m Van Gogh challenged over claims it was 'sold under duress' Sotheby's says it will work with the heirs of a family who had previously owned the artwork to try and reach a solution. Intelligence officer's rare Aston Martin to be sold The Aston Martin DB5, a model made famous by James Bond films, will be sold in Esher in December. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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