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News from the ABC Australia Hundreds of cars stolen from Melbourne gyms in six-month-period Police say young offenders are sneaking into gyms and stealing the keys to vehicles which are then used to commit other crimes. 'Not ready to compete': Sinner pulls out of tournament ahead of US Open Men's tennis world number one Jannik Sinner pulls out of the Cincinnati Open with a right knee injury, handing the Italian a blow in his preparations for this month's US Open. 'Go chase the dreams': Vollering wins second Tour de France Femmes Dutch rider Demi Vollering has won the 2026 Tour de France Femmes, the second time she has won the famous tour. Not every Mount Barker business is reaping the boom town benefit Mount Barker is one of South Australia's fastest-growing districts, but while some businesses are excited about the prospect of more customers, others are competing with tightening wallets and operating pressures. 'Pack a poncho': Gusty winds and short storms for south-east corner South-eastern and central Queensland may see thunderstorms on Monday, with strong winds and short, sharp rainfall with "meagre" totals. With some regions enjoying an Ekka public holiday, they are advised to "pack a poncho". 'Licence to play': New Wallabies coach backing players in attack The Wallabies commit to having a crack after being given a "licence to play" by new coach Les Kiss, having avoided an Osaka disaster. 'Build, baby, build': Politician's land approvals in spotlight amid donation spree Queensland Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie personally approved town planning changes championing house development in a zone where landowners included a developer who had just donated $50,000 for a private lunch with the politician. Regional emergency departments a 'basket case of mania', doctor warns The most dysfunctional emergency departments in Victoria are in regional areas, according to data, with doctors describing overcrowded corridors, lapses in patient safety and burnt-out staff. Wind in the wilderness a real threat to unprepared hikers Bushwalker and meteorologist Urshla Connor knows from personal and professional experience that being prepared for changing weather can make all the difference between a beautiful hike and a life-threatening situation in Tasmania's wilderness. NRL clubs split on playing Alameddine brothers over gang war concerns Escalating gangland tensions see a junior member of the Alameddines benched from playing rugby league, but his brother has been given the green light to play. Australia divided over how to tackle illegal tobacco crisis After decades as a world leader in tobacco control, Australia now finds itself in troubled waters. But those trying to find solutions are far from on the same page. Who killed Tupac? Three decades later, there may finally be answers Three decades after the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur, the world may get some answers about who killed the young superstar, and why. The end of the low interest rate era is here and it weighs on house prices We seem to have flipped from worrying about rising house prices to worrying about falling house prices. Well, some of us have, anyway. Israeli government rejects Trump's Gaza peace plan Israeli Prime Minster Benjamin Netanyahu says Hamas's proposed plan for disarming is "unacceptable", rejecting the Trump administration's plans to end fighting in the Palestinian territory. Albanese is the opposite of Rudd and that comes with its own risks Cabinet's indecision on support for Tony Burke's immigration cuts shows a key difference between Anthony Albanese and Kevin Rudd. How a simple request for AI to book a gym class exposed a major threat When Andrew asked his AI personal assistant to book him a spot in a gym class, he had no idea he would accidentally initiate an autonomous cyber attack.  Millions of Australians will have no say in who inherits their super New research shows most Australians have not made a legally binding death benefit nomination to ensure their superannuation goes to who they want it to when they die. And many funds do not make it easy. History quiz: Show us what you know about 90s pop culture and musical masterpieces We'll also test you on the Paris Olympics, the 2017 parliamentary citizenship scandal and history-making Test cricket. What are the rules for taking carer's leave from work? When it comes to taking time off work for your own personal illness or injury, you probably have some idea of what your entitlements are. But when it comes to needing time off to care for others, you may be more unsure of your rights. Paramilitary promises video of Iran's supreme leader unseen since March Video of Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, who has not been seen in public since he assumed the role in March, has been promised by a paramilitary leader. News from the BBC World Service Israel rejects Trump's 15-point plan for Gaza, Netanyahu says Israel's PM says its military will not pull out from Gaza until Hamas is "genuinely" disarmed. Ancient Roman shipwreck discovered off Sicily coast Italy's culture minister says it is one of the most important underwater archaeological finds in years. How weight-loss medication is changing relationships with alcohol Some people using weight-loss drugs say their cravings for alcohol disappeared or they felt nauseous when they drank. Banksy works cost public almost £150,000 The BBC reveals taxpayers have funded thousands of pounds worth of cleaning operations and security for the artworks. Hundreds arrested over French wildfires, but who is to blame? The government is trying to attribute blame for the unprecedented fires which tore through the country last month. Drones spotted over German base days after Leipzig bomb incident Police are investigating a drone sighting over a miltary base reportedly used for housing Patriot missile system parts. Harry Potter fans force diversion of UK-Ireland power link to avoid 'Dobby's grave' Potter fans complained after a project manager suggested cables would go under the grave in a BBC interview. Man arrested after boat capsizes near Statue of Liberty killing woman and infant Twelve other people initially rescued from the water are all reported to be in stable condition. More areas of UK likely to move into drought as fifth heatwave builds With no significant rain forecast in the coming week, more areas of England could move into drought status, as Simon King explains. Israel accused of weaponising archaeology at ancient West Bank sites Israel is planning large-scale land expropriations in historic, Palestinian areas of the West Bank. Australia is the planet's extinction hotspot, but one animal offers a glimmer of hope The country is home to some of the world's most unique species - but it is losing them at an alarming rate. Zendaya saw me on the red carpet and her jaw dropped - I'm still in shock TikTok creator Zainab Jiwa seems to be giving Hollywood A-listers on the red carpet a run for their money. Why eclipse chasers are crossing continents for solar spectacle: 'It's like the World Cup' For many, a total solar eclipse is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. But for a dedicated few, it's a deep passion. Killed a month after his wedding - why PC Andrew Harper's story touched so many The early release of two of his killers has brought a case which still resonates with the public back into the spotlight. What is clearing and what do I need to know ahead of results day? From listing your potential outcomes to picking up the phone, this is how to get the most out of clearing. Perez Hilton faces long recovery after reports he self-harmed during livestream The US blogger is in a "serious but stable" condition in hospital, according to his family. Hot weather reveals hidden history across the South The hot summer reveals parch marks from centuries old structures at sites including Blenheim Palace. Family 'devastated' as hit-and-run driver who killed boy, 13, to have early prison release Harley Whiteman's sentence has been reduced as part of the UK government's early release scheme. Vehicle fire shuts stretch of A31 as fire crews combat blaze Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service says it is currently tackling the blaze on the A31. Stray cats showing up at raves, gigs and pubs now have own merchandise Fargo and Murphy are pulling in punters and have become firm favourites with customers. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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