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News from the ABC Australia Big-stage Dooley wants to add to Lions' Irish legacy No stranger to the big stage, Brisbane's Neasa Dooley wants a piece of what her fellow Irish imports have been selling. 19yo allegedly told 'he didn't die' when gangland murder target survived Details of how a Sydney underworld figure was tracked by his would-be killers have been revealed for the first time in court as it emerged a 19-year-old charged vowed to an associate: "brother I would never snitch". Alleged manslaughter victim had bruises and 'off' lunches, court told A girl who died, allegedly as a result of criminal neglect by her mother, had attended school with bruises and had lunches that "didn't seem" edible, a court has heard. Breaking: CSIRO to cut up to 350 research jobs in major overhaul After 440 positions were slashed last year, the CSIRO has announced more staff cuts across the country in a bid to remain financially viable. 'Deeply disturbing' fighting competition argues it is helping men's mental health The organiser of this fight club says it saves lives. But critics say it is putting young men at serious risk. Asbestos sand contamination was a fluke discovery in an Australian lab An Australian lab discovered asbestos in children's play sand by chance and regulators only found out about it because of a podcast interview, the ABC can reveal. Vanuatu council backflips on law banning menstruating women selling food A Vanuatu provincial government says it will repeal parts of its new bylaw banning menstruating women from preparing and selling food at markets and roadside stalls after the decision sparked a public outcry. Breaking: Eli Katoa to miss 2026 NRL season after brain surgery Melbourne Storm star Eli Katoa will miss the 2026 NRL season as he continues his recovery from head knocks that forced him to have brain surgery. ACT ambulance officer shortages could be 'difference between life and death' An internal review has revealed the service needs at least 80 additional ambulance officers, response times are worsening, and night shifts are failing to meet minimum staffing levels 96 per cent of the time.  First witness in CFMEU inquiry says bosses 'revelled' in being feared A probe into the CFMEU has begun in Brisbane, examining allegations of bullying, violence and misogyny at the powerful construction union. From Tangled to the AFL draft, Willem Duursma is dancing to the top Willem Duursma's dancing feet could carry him all the way to the number-one pick at tomorrow night's AFL National Draft. Australia is home to world-class ensembles. These ones are celebrating big birthdays Improvising with headlights, a sold-out debut and championing new music are some of the impacts these Australian music groups have made in their decades-long existence. Indian Sikh communities celebrate a new Nationals leader Gurmesh Singh's election as the new leader of the NSW Nationals is being hailed as great news for Indian Sikh communities across the state. No extra jail time for off-duty pilot who tried to cut engines midair A US judge has ruled that a former Alaska Airlines pilot who tried to disable the engines of a passenger jet mid-flight while riding off-duty in the cockpit will not serve additional prison time. Legal Aid NT takes 'drastic action' of refusing new clients not already in jail Legal Aid NT says it will refuse all new criminal clients who are not already in custody, including children as young as 10, due to funding constraints. Dr McGready honoured for 30 years spent working with mums in Myanmar This year's ACT Australian of the Year honours go to a refugee health expert, football pioneer, historical guide and mental health advocate. Category two cyclone predicted off NT coast by Thursday The Bureau of Meteorology has issued its first forecast track map for a tropical low over the NT, showing the system is expected to strengthen into a category two cyclone by Thursday night. South African man taken into immigration detention over neo-Nazi rally Matthew Gruter spends the night in a detention centre after having his visa revoked for attending a protest organised by the National Socialist Network. 'The fastening didn't hold': New $198m bridge closed after safety issue The Boorloo Bridge, which connects Perth's inner southern suburbs with the CBD, will remain closed until at least Wednesday after lighting cables fell across the commuter structure on Monday. Police search for teen over attempted sexual assault of elderly woman Police say a teenage boy fled on a push scooter after allegedly pushing an elderly woman to ground and trying to sexually assault her in a park near Maitland. News from the BBC World Service Mahmood defends overhaul of 'out of control' asylum system Under the plans, refugee status will become temporary and new capped "safe and legal routes" into the UK will be created. Unprecedented plan for asylum system sees government walk tightrope Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's plan is unprecedented and marks an enormous change in policy, writes Dominic Casciani. Trump's plan for Gaza backed by UN Security Council Included in the 20-point peace plan is the establishment of an International Stabilisation Force (ISF), which would work to demilitarise the territory. Shelters plea for Gazans as winter rains raise fears of more disease and death Displaced Palestinians face life-threatening conditions, as aid agencies appeal for more shelters to be allowed in. Reselling tickets above face value set to be banned by government Ministers are expected to announce the plan to tackle touts and resale sites offering tickets at several times face value. So long, plastic wet wipes - but should we be flushing the new ones? Water companies say wet wipes containing plastic are one of the main causes of blockages in their pipes. KPop Demon Hunters star on how her life mirrored main character's journey Korean-American actress Arden Cho tells BBC Global Women she struggled to feel accepted while growing up in Texas. Dan Wootton denies High Court claim that he catfished 'former colleague' In High Court documents, the broadcaster said he did not trick a man into sending him explicit photos. Staff wellbeing 'crisis' forcing teachers out of schools, charity says A poll of teachers around the UK suggests they have a poorer wellbeing than the general population. Snow and ice warnings issued by Met Office as sub-zero temperatures forecast The weather has turned colder with the risk of snow and ice in parts of the UK as Simon King explains. HMRC's suspension of child benefit payments 'cavalier' - MPs HM Revenue & Customs Tax office apologised after an error in its checks led to payments being stopped. Paralegal sacked after offering to help dodge £60k illegal working fines Zohaib Hussain said he could "make documents" to help dodge immigration fines. This phone habit might be ruining your relationship. Here's how to stop it Mindlessly checking your phone when you're with somone can have a negative impact on your relationships - here's how to stop it. 'Labour asylum mutiny begins' and 'crackdown' on ticket touts The home secretary's "sweeping changes" to asylum laws are leading almost every front page on Tuesday. A Chinese firm bought an insurer for CIA agents - part of Beijing's trillion dollar spending spree When an insurer for FBI and CIA agents was sold to a Chinese entity, it led the US to tighten investment laws. We followed Scotland to France 98 - now we're dreaming of another World Cup Fans tell their stories of Scotland's last World Cup finals ahead of the team's crucial qualification match. Six key takeaways from the proposed asylum system reforms What we know so far about Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's proposed reforms. What now for Queen's playhouse after Andrew evicted from Royal Lodge? Y Bwthyn Bach is a beloved Wendy house gifted by the people of Wales to Princess Elizabeth in 1932. When is the Epstein files vote - and why does Trump now say he wants them released? There are still procedural and legal hurdles to cross before the files can be released to the public. Pupils banned from singing KPop Demon Hunters songs due to school's 'Christian ethos' The head teacher tells parents references to demons can feel "deeply uncomfortable" to Christians. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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