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News from the ABC Australia New front lines open in war on ghost nets as vital funding expanded A $25 million funding injection will help expand the Top End's war on ghost nets, as ranger groups shift focus to the heavily fished seas to Australia's north. Live: ASX to open in the red, as gold and silver surge to new records The ASX is set to open lower as safe haven assets surge amid global uncertainty. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. 12yo girl and two others dead after fiery late-night ute crash Police believe two large utes, a Dodge Ram and Ford Ranger, collided on the Bunya Highway at Taabinga, about 200 kilometres north-west of Brisbane. AI fish passage results 'promising' but can it stop another ecological disaster? The $6.5 million Menindee fish passage trial is now in year two and results are "promising", but not everyone is buoyed by confidence in the project's ability to prevent another mass fish kill. Man found dead in back of car near Corowa hospital A police investigation is underway after a man was found dead inside a car near a hospital on the NSW–Victoria border. Live: Labor 'really close' to a deal on hate speech laws A deal to pass the government's hate speech reforms is "really close" to being reached, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says. Follow live. Popyrin says he 'can't keep going on like this' after crushing defeat Alexei Popyrin concedes he will look inwards once again to think about his career after a crushing loss sent him out of the Australian Open in the first round. Foo Fighters bringing the heat to Launceston in more ways than one Tasmania's "biggest ever concert" is heating up Launceston this weekend, and whether you have tickets or not, there are a few things you need to know. Rockhampton residents prepare for flooding from ex-Cyclone Koji Flooding on the Fitzroy River will be less severe than originally forecast, however about 280 properties could still be impacted. Call that likely saved deputy mayor's life almost went unanswered A mayor's split-second decision to answer a phone call instead of heading into the surf may well have saved the life of his deputy. Residents of 'dumping capital' frustrated as nickel waste stored near homes The dumping of the waste is the latest in a series of similar events for the city which some now call "Australia’s waste capital". Five quick hits: Stan the man wins as Tomljanović tells her dad to 'be quiet' One player had to be wheeled off the courts in a wheelchair, while Alja Tomljanović was wishing her dad would be quiet in the crowd. Here are the quick hits from the Australian Open. Women's football captain departs club over offensive 'Silly Saturday' costumes A women's senior football captain has stepped away from her local club after photos of the senior men's leadership team were posted online during their "Silly Saturday" post-season celebrations. Donald Trump's text to Norway's prime minister, annotated A text message from the US president to Norway's prime minister has fanned the flames of the geopolitical dumpster fire engulfing Greenland. We've analysed Donald Trump's claims to see if they stack up. Victorian bushfires squeeze beekeeper access to high-quality trees Apiarists in Victoria are wondering how they will keep their bees fed during winter after bushfires two years in a row render certain areas inaccessible. New Trump tariffs on European allies could push EU to use 'trade bazooka' Following the Trump administration's recent tariff threat on European allies, some experts warn it may push Europe closer to China, and potentially see the European Union use its anti-coercion instrument, also known as a "trade bazooka", in response. Starlink able to help Iranians in 'digital prison', but its monopoly poses a risk In Iran, Starlink has provided a line to the outside world, but now there are fears about such vital technology being in the hands of one company.  First Nations woman asked about eating ants takes department to court A First Nations employee at South Australia's Department for Infrastructure and Transport (DIT) has claimed she was sexually harassed by her supervisor and racially discriminated against when asked about eating ants before a cultural training session, court documents reveal. 'There’ll be more': Shark warning after three attacks in Sydney in 26 hours A public policy shark expert says sewage leaking into the harbour after heavy rainfall is attracting bait fish followed by sharks. The eerie calm over global stocks may be about to shatter There are signs Donald Trump's bold strategy to artificially lower interest rates could backfire, as a level of disquiet emerges on money markets, particularly in bonds. News from the BBC World Service Steve Rosenberg: Russia gloats over Greenland tensions The BBC's Russia editor Steve Rosenberg analyses why pro-Russian government papers are full of praise for Donald Trump's desire to buy Greenland. I do not want to reconcile with my family, says Brooklyn Peltz-Beckham Speculation has been circulating in the press for months over a rift in the Beckham family. What we know about Spain's worst rail disaster in over a decade What caused the train to derail remains unclear but officials say an investigation has been launched. Badenoch warns Tory MPs against plotting and psychodrama All 116 Tory MPs have been ordered to a meeting on Monday night, after Nigel Farage imposed a deadline on further defections. Harry says he was made 'paranoid' by Daily Mail publisher's 'unlawful' actions The prince is one of seven high-profile claimants that allege the publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday committed "grave breaches of privacy". Italian fashion designer Valentino dies aged 93 One of the giants of 20th century fashion, his creations were worn by celebrities including Elizabeth Taylor, Julia Roberts and Gwyneth Paltrow. Zootropolis 2 becomes Hollywood's biggest animated film ever The film has overtaken the previous record holder, Inside Out 2, after making $1.7bn (£1.3bn) worldwide. Lawyers for Swiss bar owners condemn 'vindictiveness' after deadly fire Lawyers for the Moretti couple say "lies" have been circulating about their clients, in their first public statement since the fire. Watchdog investigates West Midlands Police over Israeli fan ban Independent Office for Police Conduct opens an inquiry into the conduct of the West Midlands force. Traitors star Jessie 'on a high' after raising stammer awareness The hair stylist hopes to continue to break down barriers after she won many hearts on the reality show. Man seriously injured in Sydney's third shark attack in two days In three separate incidents, a 12-year-old was also injured and an 11-year-old received assistance after his surfboard was bitten. Trump ties issue to Nobel Prize in message to Norway's leader The US president insists Norway controls who gets the coveted prize, which the Norwegian government says it has nothing to do with it. Chris Mason: Starmer sticks to his strategy and picks his words carefully The prime minister is seeking to downplay how he intends to react to Trump's threat of tariffs. How could Europe respond to tariffs threat? Europe is weighing up how to counter the US president's move against some of America's closest allies. Trade war in no-one's interest, says Starmer Sir Keir Starmer said the situation was "very serious" and that right approach was through "calm discussion". Jacob Alon crowned Brits Critics' Choice winner The Scottish folk singer edges out Sienna Spiro and Rose Gray to claim the prestigious prize. Five easy ways to find joy in January It might be the most miserable time of the year but there are some simple things you can do to improve your mood. How crypto criminals stole $700 million from people - often using age-old tricks As crypto wealth continues to grow, criminals are mixing sophisticated hacks with deception, and in some cases, real life violence. I'm allergic to cold - anything below 12C and I break out in hives Amber breaks out in hives if the temperature goes below 12C (53F) and wishes for a "normal life". Why the US is buying icebreakers from Finland The Nordic nation leads the way when it comes to both the design and construction of the vessels. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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