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News from the ABC Australia Getting divorced becomes a successful 'career move' for Kasey Chambers Kasey Chambers wins three Golden Guitars in Tamworth, including Single and Song of the Year for a track she penned with her ex-husband Shane Nicholson.  Russia attacks Ukraine ahead of second day of peace talks with US Russian attacks on Ukraine have killed at least one person and wounded 31, as negotiators from both countries and the US prepare to meet for a second day of peace talks. Heartbroken Osaka concedes she couldn't play through injury at Aus Open Naomi Osaka pulls the pin on her Australian Open campaign, handing Maddison Inglis her first appearance in the fourth round at a major. Travel-weary Sixers aim to turn tables on Scorchers in BBL decider After a taxing, cross-continental travel journey to Sunday's BBL decider, the Sydney Sixers are set for one final push against the all-conquering Scorchers at Perth Stadium. Hottest 100 of 2025 - featuring Playlunch, Olivia Dean, Tame Impala and RAYE It's that time again, triple j has counted down the year's Hottest 100 songs as voted by the public, celebrating all the incredible music that soundtracked our lives in 2025. 'Got lucky': Sinner admits Aus Open heat rule rescued title defence Had the Australian Open's extreme heat protocols not taken effect, Janik Sinner wonders if he would still be in the tournament. 'Howling wind': residents still indoors as Tropical Cyclone Luana passes Tropical Cyclone Luana edges closer to the Kimberley town of Derby as a category one system. Bushfire jumps containment lines in Victoria's Otways as temperatures soar A bushfire threatens communities in south-western Victoria after it escapes control lines on Saturday afternoon, as a heatwave continues to scorch the state. Aus Open organisers forced to suspend matches amid extreme heat Extreme heat protocols kick into gear at Melbourne Park, as the stifling weather conditions wreak havoc with the Australian Open tournament's schedule. 'Dead rat': Foul-smelling flower in full bloom in Adelaide Cheese, fermented cabbage, roadkill – these are how some people have described the smell emitting from a corpse flower that has finally bloomed at the Adelaide Botanic Garden. Seven dead, 82 missing in Indonesia landslide The landslide was reported in the West Bandung region of Indonesia's West Java province, according to the nation's agency spokesperson Abdul Muhari. Multiple businesses damaged in Hobart industrial fire Fire in industrial warehouse causes "toxic" black smoke to billow out, the structure to collapse and damage to multiple businesses. Crews have been able to bring it under control. Family plan to return their 'baby girl' home following K'gari autopsy Piper James loved to start her days on K'gari by swimming alone at sunrise. Now her family is planning her final journey home. Queensland police charge fourth person over alleged murder and torture of Andrew Burow A fourth person has now been charged over the alleged murder and torture of Andrew Burow after he disappeared from his Brisbane home last year. Vine loses teammates on blistering fourth TDU stage Jay Vine loses two teammates on a blistering fourth stage of the Tour Down Under, but retains his overall lead as Ethan Vernon claimed the stage victory. 12yo shark attack victim dies in hospital Nico Antic, the 12-year-old boy who suffered serious leg injuries after being bitten by a shark in Sydney's east has died in hospital. US to take step back in monitoring North Korea threat The United States says it intends to play a "more limited" role in deterring nuclear-powered North Korea, shifting the burden of responsibility onto South Korea. 'Why not an Olympic medal?' Teen star soars to X-Games silver Indra Brown continued her extraordinary form heading into the 2026 Winter Olympics with a silver medal at the X-Games in Aspen. Why Beijing has struggled to get a foothold in Greenland Donald Trump says the US needs to control Greenland to fight a security threat from China. But does Beijing really have that much power in the region? Under military rule, Grace picked up a weapon and began to fight As Myanmar's military junta seeks international legitimacy through elections, its brutal repression of the pro-democracy movement is radicalising a new generation of activists. News from the BBC World Service Two days of peace talks end as Russia continues Ukraine attacks There is no apparent breakthrough as the three-way talks conclude and Russia maintains its bombardment. Trump threatens Canada with 100% tariffs over China trade deal Trump made the threat in a social media post as tensions rise between the US and its northern neighbour. Labour wants to shake up the police - but will that solve 'everyday crime epidemic'? The home secretary is promising the biggest policing reform in centuries, but she faces a fight, writes Laura Kuenssberg. Pier washes away and railway sea wall crumbles in storm Part of a historic pier washes away and a sea wall next to a railway line crumbles as Storm Ingrid lashes Devon and Cornwall. The Traitors best moments: From explosive bust-ups to secret relationships As another series ends, we look back at the most memorable moments from Stephen's facial expressions to Matt's proposition. Women filmed secretly for social media content - and then harassed online So-called manfluencers wearing smart glasses approach women and then post videos to TikTok and Instagram. How Soviet urban planning helped Russia leave millions freezing in Ukraine Thousands of people are affected when heating plants are targeted by Russian forces. Four attacks in 48 hours: How east Australia's beaches became a 'perfect storm' for sharks Human-shark encounters in Australia are rising - but experts are keen to point out it isn't the animals' fault. Tragic chapter on the trains sends rail superpower Spain into crisis Spain's vaunted reputation for its high-speed network has been humbled by disaster on the railways. Stuck between the US and Russia, Canada must prove it can defend its Arctic territory Canada has been boosting its forces in the Arctic in the face of new threats - and US concerns. China places highest-ranking general under investigation President Xi has been accused of using investigations to purge political rivals. I have to go home and tell my children it's not nice to lie, says The Traitors' Rachel From poker faces to genuine shock, Rachel's game face was on par to get her through some serious heat amongst fellow competitors. Pentagon to offer 'more limited' support to US allies in defence strategy shift The Pentagon's new National Defense Strategy also says China is no longer the top security priority for the US. NHS cancer gene database to identify patients at risk Thousands of people in England will be able to check whether they have genes linked to cancer. Climber delays Netflix-streamed skyscraper challenge over rain Alex Honnold is attempting to scale one of the world's tallest buildings, Taipei 101 in Taiwan. Police officers to be told they must get work licence or face dismissal The plans are part of a raft of measures aimed at the reform of police forces in England and Wales. Sisters see each other for first time since dad murdered their mum 50 years ago Janet and Theresa were just five and seven when their mum was killed at their family home. English football has more South Asians than ever before - but few are making it to the top There are more South Asian players in English football than ever before - but many feel there is more work to do. 'Rescued men still owe hotel bill three weeks later' The mountain rescue team says it feels obliged to settle the debt on their behalf. The 3,500-mile love story that started in an online horror game Despite living in the same house, they are no longer able to video game together because of childcare. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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