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News from the ABC Australia What is a landslide and how does it happen? Two people have died after a landslide hit their home in New Zealand and authorities are searching for several others feared dead in another slip nearby. Here's how landslides occur, the warning signs and where they are most common. Extended police stop-and-search declaration unlawful, court finds The Federal Court has found a Victoria Police move to give officers greater powers in Melbourne's CBD for six months was invalid and unlawful. Labor identity Tim Picton remembered at memorial service Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is among political figures and business leaders who travel across the country to pay their respects to Mr Picton. Neo-Nazi leader's words too extreme for many in March for Australia crowd With the organisers of March for Australia rallies saying they "are in no way concerned by the presence" of members of the National Socialist Network, the ABC can confirm a Tasmanian man whose words were too extreme for many in the Hobart crowd is believed to be a leader within the state's Neo-Nazi movement. 'Someone has to do it': Council seeks to usher in four-day work era on full pay Launceston City Council and the Australian Services Union have reached in-principle agreement on a deal for employees to work 30.4 hours over four days, and be paid their full salaries. Queensland knocks back commission's suggestion for building approvals boost A final report by the Queensland Productivity Commission recommended the state opt out of standards outlined in the National Construction Code. Track temperatures live as heatwave sweeps continent Use our tracker to keep an eye on temperatures as a heatwave moves across much of the country. Townsville woman says she warned authorities before suspected drownings Local mother Jordan Pryce says she witnessed multiple near-drownings at the swimming hole on Sunday. US officials reveal multi-billion-dollar Gaza rebuild plans US officials have presented their vision for a "New Gaza" that would turn the shattered Palestinian territory into a glitzy resort of skyscrapers by the sea. JPMorgan Chase closed Trump's accounts in 2021, now he's suing for $US5 billion Donald Trump is suing banking giant JPMorgan Chase and its chief executive for $US5 billion ($7.3 billion) over allegations that JPMorgan stopped providing banking services to him and his businesses for political reasons in January 2021. 'I am being censored': Councillor sanctioned over 'clown man' comments A Tasmanian councillor says she is being "censored and unfairly punished" after being sanctioned for social media posts she made regarding a fellow councillor. 'Abhorrent' letter threatening violence on Australia Day investigated by police The note, seen by the ABC, incited violence against several groups, including Middle Eastern communities, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and a number of political figures from Labor, the Greens and "socialists" were also singled out.  Islamic school principal to stand aside over antisemitism investigation The principal of an Islamic school in regional NSW has stood aside while investigations into alleged antisemitic comments continue. Meet the 15yo Melbourne schoolgirl who has taken the Freeski world by storm When 15-year-old Indra Brown reached the podium in her first World Cup event, she needed help from global superstar Eileen Gu to pop the cork on her champagne. She's had plenty more practice since, as she heads into the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games. Queensland brothers charged with child abuse material offences after US tip-off Australian Federal Police investigators allege the men accessed child abuse material on social media platforms. These maps explain the battle for the Arctic and Trump's 'own goal' After a week of escalating rhetoric over Greenland, Donald Trump says he has now secured "total access" to the Arctic island. This is why that region is so important. The heartbreak and hope behind two songs that topped the Hottest 100 In 2005, Bernard Fanning and Ben Lee were very different men with very similar struggles. TikTok finalises deal to form new American version of app Social media giant TikTok reaches a deal for a new joint venture in the United States to avoid being banned for American users. The platform's Beijing-based parent company, ByteDance, will retain a 19.9 per cent stake in the company. Interstate police reviewing use of force in NT death in custody After resisting calls for an arms-length investigation, NT police are "facilitating" prosecutors' request for an independent review of the arresting officers' use of force. Tropical low likely to form into cyclone off northern WA coast A tropical cyclone warning has been issued for residents along the far north WA coast. News from the BBC World Service Russia, Ukraine and US to hold trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi The meeting between the three countries comes as Russia warns no peace deal can be reached until territorial issues are resolved. Could Trump's bid to become peacemaker-in-chief sideline the struggling UN? The US president has promised to "end decades of suffering" but critics dismiss his Board of Peace as a vainglorious project. Trump sparks anger over claim Nato troops avoided Afghan front line The US president said allied troops had "stayed a little back" during the war in Afghanistan. Hundreds of illegal waste tips operating in England - including 11 'super sites' A BBC investigation uncovers how criminals are operating huge illegal rubbish tips across the country. Chris Mason: Andy Burnham faces tricky run to win Labour crown The Greater Manchester mayor must overcome substantial obstacles in order to challenge Keir Starmer. Queen Elizabeth II statue will be standing and not on horseback The national memorial to the late Queen Elizabeth in St James's Park will not show her riding a horse as previously illustrated. Eight surprise takeaways from the Oscar nominations Paul Mescal and Chase Infiniti missed out, while other actors carried their films to a nomination. TikTok closes deal to split US app from global business. Here's what to know The app was due to be banned in the US a year ago if its Chinese owner hadn't sold its business in America. Retired civil servants left in pension limbo Civil service pension scheme failed to pay some pensions and lump sums after transferring to a new administrator. BBC apologises to sacked presenter over homophobic abuse An internal investigation found there was a case to answer over several incidents raised by former BBC Radio Cornwall presenter Jack Murley. Teens among missing after landslide at New Zealand campsite The search continues for missing people after a landslide hit a popular campsite in Mount Maunganui. Trump withdraws Canada's invite to 'Board of Peace' Trump did not provide a reason for the decision, which comes after Canada's PM Mark Carney warned of a "rupture" in the US-led global order. From Hamnet to One Battle After Another - the nominees list in full This year's list of Oscar nominees includes One Battle After Another, Sinners and Hamnet. Vampire film Sinners breaks Oscar nominations record The horror is up for 16 awards - setting a new record for the most Oscar nominations for a single film. Who got nominated and who got snubbed? The BBC's culture correspondent, Noor Nanji, looks at the biggest nominees and those that got snubbed. How to watch the nominated films Hamnet, Avatar and Marty Supreme will face one battle after another as the awards race heats up. 'I was in bed': How British actor Delroy Lindo heard about Oscar nomination Lindo and his Sinners co-star Wunmi Mosaku are the only two UK actors nominated for an Oscar this year. I tried hard to 'menopause mask' like so many women - but it can have consequences Concealing symptoms of menopause can have knock-on effects for some women, such as increasing the risk of burnout Weekly quiz: How did this cow surprise scientists? How much attention did you pay to what happened in the world over the past seven days? How Australian politics descended into ugliness after Bondi shooting Political spats brewing since the tragedy last month have overshadowed a national day of mourning. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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