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News from the ABC Australia Thousands remain without power in Qld with more storms on the way The weather bureau says regions from the Gold Coast to Bundaberg could be in the firing line for more severe weather. Severe alcohol-related liver disease common in younger Australians A new report finds rates of alcohol-associated hepatitis had increased drastically during the pandemic and still remain higher than pre-COVID-19 levels, with women and young people identified as at-risk groups. The Wallabies-Scotland rivalry born in a Melbourne backyard Sione Tuipulotu and Isaac Kailea used to face off in the backyards of their family homes in Melbourne. On Monday they will meet on opposite sides at Murrayfield. Live: ASX to fall as price of oil rises The Australian share market is set to open lower after gains on Wall Street. The price of oil rises again. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. CFA stations targeted by opportunistic thieves in Victoria Last month alone, six CFA stations across Victoria were targeted by thieves, well above the average of six to eight per year. How cancer patients became lost in a Queensland hospital crisis An investigation details how a Queensland hospital failed to notify patients that they had aggressive cancers and failed to book urgent treatment. Live: PM holds bilateral meetings with Norwegian counterpart, Turkish president at COP31 Anthony Albanese has met with his Norwegian counterpart and Turkish president on the sidelines of the COP31 summit in Türkiye. Follow live. One Nation's 'missing' aircraft located at hangar in outback city The discovery may trigger questions for the party about handling of proceeds from the sale of the aircraft. Setting timber ceilings on fire in the name safety and research Queensland researchers are observing how fire spreads through ceiling compartments to aid the development of safer timber buildings. Health fears as Australia set to run out of Q fever vaccine this week The vaccine that protects Australians from a serious bacterial infection is expected to run out this week. The women's RLWC final is a fight against fate Australia and New Zealand's run to the women's World Cup final has felt pre-destined from the moment the tournament started and the Jillaroos are poised to once again show their dominance against their greatest rivals. Labor pledges to boost regional rail and attacks Liberal costings Labor is promising a $420 million boost to Victoria's regional rail services while attacking the Liberal leader's commitment to each a cash surplus by 2032. Alien-like wasps destroy pests in historic Sydney garden from the inside out A collective of ladybirds and "gruesome" parasitic wasps have been tasked with managing an aphid infestation in a historic garden. Member walkout at exclusive club over Russian diplomat's wife Canberra diplomats are embroiled in a diplomatic row after a historic social club admitted the Russian ambassador's wife, prompting a member walkout led by his Ukrainian counterpart's wife. New field test picks up deadly tumour disease in Tassie devils A newly developed field test that can immediately detect the deadly facial tumour disease in Tasmanian devils could one day help combat declining population numbers around the state. HungryPanda driver's death shows crime at 'appalling level', voters say Some in the Chinese community say the fatal stabbing of a delivery driver is evidence that crime is at "an appalling level". Rising costs hurt South Australia's regional high streets Several shops in Mount Gambier's economic heart stand empty as rising costs and changing shopping habits take a toll.  Swimming embraces short and sharp with new Swim GP competition Traditional swimming competitions are no longer enough, as Swimming Australia continues to explore alternative formats with the Swim GP in Melbourne, and the return of the International Swimming League in London this December. 'He berates you': Women allege severe bullying by leader of Catholic order A Catholic order is engaged in an extraordinary legal stoush with people it employed to investigate child abuse, they claim they were subjected to bullying and intimidation so severe it has robbed them of their faith. Gardening program helping friendships bloom between generations In Hobart, a gardening program that matches older people with volunteers to help with garden maintenance and provide social support often leads to social connection and friendship. News from the BBC World Service Author says there were 'real concerns' about David Walliams within publishing industry The comedian denies allegations of sexual misconduct, inappropriate behaviour and abusing his power more than 10 years ago. 'I felt like I was being manipulated': Woman alleges Walliams groomed her as a teenager Lilly Creightmore, who has alleged Walliams "groomed" her as a teenager, has told BBC Newsnight that she was "angry" at his behaviour. Clashes erupt in Barcelona as thousands join Spain general strike Tens of thousands of people have been taking part in the strike, called by the country's main unions over housing and the high cost of living. Scottish DJ, 32, confirmed as victim of Krakow shooting The man, who is understood to be James Thomas Campbell from Prestwick, died when a lone gunman opened fire in central Krakow on Saturday. Trump says 'we won' Iran war during Veterans Day service US President Donald Trump placed a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier before making remarks at the Veterans Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. Thousands of schools in Italy, Scotland and Northern Ireland hit by threats in suspected bomb hoax More than 6,000 Italian schools received a threat. Authorities in all three countries say there appears to be no risk to the public. It is not known if the incidents are linked. Russia-Ukraine talks turn to post-war security but end without breakthrough Talks in Abu Dhabi centred around Europe's security framework, with US envoys due to meet Putin and Zelensky on Thursday. Ex-parliamentary aide acquitted for spying tells BBC he was 'fall guy' but also 'naive' The man, charged with spying for China, said he was "unprofessional" to send "gossiping" texts to a friend. Three Iran-backed suspects plotted attacks including RAF Fairford incident, US says The US Department of Justice says the men were involved in a string of plots, including a major incident near the UK airbase that is used by US armed forces. Missing 11-month-old baby found buried alive in a crate in South Carolina Officials say the child was found close to his father's home on Tuesday, a day after he was taken, and is being cared for in hospital. Poundland set for more time to secure a rescue deal as emergency talks continue The BBC understands the discount chain, which has been edging towards administration, will be given more time to find a buyer. Richmond upon Thames is happiest place to live in Britain, survey finds Richmond upon Thames ranked highly in several quality of life indicators in a Rightmove survey. Mauricio Pochettino and Manchester United are a decade in the making Mauricio Pochettino looks set to turn a decade-long courtship with Man Utd into a full-blown relationship, says chief football writer Phil McNulty. What is the state of our grooming laws? Some campaigners have been calling for the law to clearly define what grooming means. Cold weather payments - what they are and who can get them Some people in England, Wales and Northern Ireland can get help with heating costs during cold spells. VinÃcius Jr's message to Sudan boy who received prosthetic legs after BBC report sparked appeal Real Madrid player VinÃcius Jr sent a surprise message to 13-year-old fan Zaher who lost both his legs after being hit by a drone in Khartoum, in 2024. Why is Scotland's housing shortage getting worse? Homelessness has hit record levels and the cost of renting or buying property has continued to rise. Temperatures to dip to -5C as first cold health alerts of season issued The most widespread frost of the season so far is forecast for many parts of the country. BBC Weather's Tomasz Schafernaker reports. Police helped remove Russell Brand after 'violent incident' at Jemima Goldsmith's home Police confirm they asked Brand to leave his ex-girlfriend's house after she reported an alleged assault. Police believed Huntingdon train attacker had schizophrenia, jury told Anthony Williams denies trying to kill 10 people on board a train which made an unscheduled stop. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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