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News from the ABC Australia Man found alive in rural creek three days after vehicle rollover The 54-year-old remarkably survived three days injured in a rural NSW creek before a local farmer spotted him. A new 'kangaroo route?' Qantas shifts strategy as Middle East routes collapse Qantas will increase capacity on flights between Australia and Europe after Easter, which experts say may see the "kangaroo route" evolve. Fuel costs drive COVID-like surge in demand for emergency relief Rising petrol and diesel prices are driving Canberra families to seek emergency assistance and forcing small businesses to consider whether to pass on higher costs to customers. The WA musician set to become world's oldest band conductor WA musician George Franklin has already achieved a milestone by turning 104. He could soon garner another: the record for being the world's oldest band conductor. Live: Manly score off opening play, DCE booed on return to Brookvale Daly Cherry Evans makes his first appearance at Brookvale since his off-season switch from the Sea Eagles to the Roosters, with both teams looking for a win to kick-start their 2026 NRL season. Follow live. 16yo girl latest to be charged over Aidan Becker's death at Mernda station A 16-year-old girl is the fifth person to be charged following the death of a 22-year-old man at a train station in Melbourne's outer north earlier this month. Live: Geelong dominates territory early as Adelaide looks to end 23-year drought Adelaide heads to Geelong as a rank outsider looking to spring an upset for the first time at Kardinia Park since 2003. Follow live. Man who allegedly lured actors into sex acts handed 45 more charges Police have laid 45 more charges dating back to 2014 against a Sydney man accused of posing as a Disney casting agent and offering movie opportunities for sex acts, with a magistrate describing it as "some of the most manipulative behaviour I've seen". In southern Lebanon, conflict with Israel has become an 'existential war' Southern Lebanon has a "very long history" of conflict with Israel, and many of its residents remember past wars clearly. But they say the latest incursion feels different. Why isn't One Nation winning many seats in the SA election despite its high vote? One Nation has received more than 20 per cent of the primary vote in South Australia, and so far, its lower house seat count remains slight. Why is that, and why are onlookers so interested in the result? Fuel dominates politics, Hanson questioned over flights The ongoing fuel crisis dominated politics this week but a probe into the National Anti-Corruption Commission was also announced and Pauline Hanson was grilled about accepting free flights from Gina Rinehart. Senior NT Police officer demoted 'because of race', lawsuit claims A former NT Police Acting Assistant Commissioner has claimed his career is in tatters after he was overlooked for promotion and demoted for "reasons including" his race. Federal government endorses Macquarie Point key precinct plans Federal funding for Hobart's waterfront redevelopment and stadium has reached a key milestone, with the Australian government accepting the site's master and housing plans. How a landmark social media ruling could influence thousands of other cases A US jury has found Instagram and YouTube were designed to be addictive to young users, in a landmark trial experts say could influence thousands of similar lawsuits. Video captures dramatic moment crane collapses in powerful storm Emergency evacuations are underway after a crane collapses in a powerful storm in western NSW. Koala suffers fatal injuries after allegedly being dragged by car Wildlife carers say a koala had to be euthanised after it was injured when it was allegedly dragged behind a car in Victoria's south west. Katherine escapes more flood damage as remote evacuees start heading home Major flooding has eased along the Katherine River and the town has been spared further damage, while surrounding remote communities are starting to recover. Gold Coast mayor yet to decide if he'll vote on Trump tower after gifts Tom Tate has been pressed on whether he would exclude himself from chambers if the Trump tower came to a vote, after he received gifts from the organisation. Fire-ravaged shire demands fossil fuel companies foot climate disaster bill A Victorian council still cleaning up after a bushfire that wiped out more than 50 homes and businesses wants fossil fuel companies to pay for climate disaster recovery. Vegetable growers won't plant more crops if costs keep rising A snap survey by AUSVEG reveals 27 per cent of Australian vegetable growers have already reduced planting, while some will not harvest current crops because rising costs make it unviable. News from the BBC World Service Trump's Iran strategy is to pursue two off-ramps at once The White House insists the president is dictating events, but even some Republicans are frustrated by mixed messaging about his war aims. National Savings and Investments bank set to pay millions to customers over misplaced funds The government-backed bank has been accused of a series of errors, including not paying bereaved families money that was rightfully theirs. Meta and YouTube found liable in landmark social media addiction trial A woman has been awarded $6m in a verdict that could have implications for hundreds of other cases in the US. Chris Mason: How will the UK respond to US court verdict on social media? Will the decision of a Los Angeles jury have an impact on the UK government as it considers potential future regulations on social media, writes the BBC's political editor. British forces will be able to board Russian shadow fleet ships in UK waters The move will "starve Putin's war machine", Starmer says as he arrives in Finland for a military summit. Prepare for turbulence - how a prolonged Middle East conflict could reshape how we fly The Gulf's hub airports made long-distance travel cheaper - but now their future looks unclear. Harry Potter TV show trailer: Everything we know so far The HBO reboot, which is due in 2027, is a spin-off from the original books and the film franchise. Men released on bail over Jewish charity ambulance arson attack Four Jewish charity-owned ambulances were set alight in north London on Monday. 'I have no recollection of anything' - Epstein survivor says she was drugged and raped A survivor of Epstein's abuses spoke publicly for the first time to BBC Newsnight about her experience of being raped and drugged by the sex offender. Parents should monitor children '24/7' on Roblox, says developer Roblox said safety was a top priority and it had advanced safeguards in place to keep users safe. 'Books make life better' - Camilla's love of reading explored in BBC documentary The Queen will reflect on the childhood experiences that sparked her passion for reading and reflect on the comfort she still finds in books. Iran's rejection of US talks reflects deep mistrust This does not mean the door is shut, as Iran's tough stance may be more about setting conditions than rejecting diplomacy. Who wants what and why from US-Iran peace talks? There is indirect contact and channels between the two sides - but a deal may still be a long way off. Iranians mark their New Year with anger, fear, and defiance Cleaning her home for the festival, one Iranian told us: "Perhaps this dark night will finally give way to dawn." How the conflict in the Middle East is causing fuel protests in the Philippines BBC News Asia Business Correspondent Suranajana Tewari spoke to people taking to the streets of Manila. Twenty years ago, Scotland banned smoking in pubs. Did it save lives? Exactly 20 years ago, Scotland became the first part of the UK to outlaw smoking in bars, restaurants and offices. Octopus boss: We've seen a 50% rise in solar panel sales since start of Iran war The UK giant is optimistic but chief executive Greg Jackson tells the BBC he is making contingency plans. I re-visited one of England's most spectacular hikes after a £5.5m upgrade The long-distance Coast to Coast route which stretches across the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors is now an official National Trail. In one of country's poorest states, Venezuelans hope for post-Maduro boom Ione Wells travels to Sucre, where a lack of investment has hampered locals' prospects. 'Managing my finances with ADHD felt overwhelming' ADHD affects the brain's frontal lobe and can impact organisation and focus, a specialist says. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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