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News from the ABC Australia Have your cake and eat Freo too at this sweet design event An event looking at Fremantle through the lens of sponge cake, jelly and plenty of icing has encouraged people to see, and taste, the city differently. Volkanovski underscores UFC greatness with record ninth title win Alexander Volkanovski is far too strong for Movsar Evloev at UFC 333, as the Australian MMA great extends his record with a ninth featherweight title win. WA's young female politicians will not give up despite rise in abuse Amid an increase in abuse and harassment of female MPs, young women in Western Australia say they are not intimidated. Thousands rally in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu ahead of vote Tens of thousands of people have gathered in a final pre-election protest against Israel's prime minister and his government. Multiple flood warnings as Queensland braces for more wild weather Residents in the Central Highlands are being urged to prepare now, while there is a major flood warning north of Gympie. Australian 11yo brings home gold from snooker and eight ball championships Angelo Tsakaris, 11, and Adam Grace, 15, have travelled overseas to play table sports for Australia — and the NT young guns think more kids should take up their sport. Qualified migrant women forced into 'survival jobs' are paying price Women who have migrated to Australia are more likely to be under-utilised in the workforce compared to migrant men, research shows. We both overpromised our physical attributes in an email. It led to love When Vyshnavee met her husband Thiru, it was their easy banter that hooked her in. Konstas crunches another ton for NSW, pushing case for Test recall Sam Konstas scores another century for NSW to boost his claims to recover his Test place.  Navigator steers home latest patrol ship in centuries-old ceremony Katie Webb skippered her dad's fishing boat from age 12, and now returns to Port Lincoln as the navigator on the newly commissioned HMAS Eyre. 1,000 native trees planted to turn school playground into tiny forest Students on the NSW Far South Coast dig deep to research, design and plant a microforest. It's time to tell the truth of Australia's Chinese history Despite being here for generations, so much Chinese Australian history is now lost and forgotten. But an ignorance about the past will only hold this country back. Valkyries shut down Borlase's Dream to square WNBA Finals Australia's Izzy Borlase continues her solid production in the series, but her Atlanta team lose to Golden State as Gabby Williams leads the Valkyries to a vital win in Game 4. Regional students band together for unique performance Students from regional South Australia have been joined by the Adelaide Youth Orchestra for a one-day concert. For many, this has been their first in-person music lessons in years. Authors paid hundreds to publish their books, but allege 'crap' service and AI art Despite positive online reviews, authors have accused Patrick White Publishing of poor quality service and pushing them into removing negative comments. Drive-by pub shooting leaves woman critical, three injured south of Brisbane A shooting in the Logan suburb of Loganholme on Saturday night has left four people injured, police say. Skink havens offer hope for Australia's struggling reptiles Yakka skinks are social reptiles that prefer to remain in the same area and live in family groups. While their predictable nature puts the species at risk of predators, a PhD student is using it to their advantage. Qld premier rules out working with One Nation 'juggernaut' Queensland's LNP government has been in power for two years. How far has it come, and how much further does it have to go? Picture proves Best has been waiting for Aussie debut since year 6 A 2013 photo circulating on social media shows that NRL star Bradman Best and his year 6 teacher understood the power of dreams. Almost 1,000 arrests in protests across France Police use tear gas and water cannons in cities across France as hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets. News from the BBC World Service Almost 1,000 arrested as clashes follow another day of mass protests across France Officials have so far managed to avoid a repeat of last weekend's rioting and looting as hundreds of thousands took part in demonstrations. Watch: BBC in Paris as police charge protesters and use tear gas during unrest Europe correspondent Nick Beake reports from Paris where mostly peaceful protests turned into unrest after nightfall. Storm Boelo amber warnings kick in as parts of UK brace for 80mph gusts Scotland, parts of northern England and Northern Ireland are forecast to be hit with the strongest winds from the country's second storm in as many days. Ukraine depends on Starlink - can Europe plug the gap? Ukraine needs another satellite internet service, but a decent alternative to Elon Musk's network doesn't exist - yet. Burnham open to 'honest discussion' on EU free movement The PM said he wants a "factual" and "evidence-based debate" about returning to free movement between Britain and Europe. Met Police says letter with claims about Meghan's father not shared with other law enforcement The Met said it passed information to the duchess but did not share it with other law enforcement agencies. Voters in Brazil to choose between Lula and Bolsonaro's son Flávio Bolsonaro, the son of Brazil's jailed former president, is presenting a strong challenge to Lula, 80, who is seeking a fourth term in office. Rosebank: Life on the oil field at the centre of a political storm Scotland editor James Cook finds out what life is like on board a ship in an untapped oil field awaiting its fate. Why the King's Caribbean tour could be 'biggest risk of his reign' The meticulously-planned visit takes in three countries in nine days - but is not without jeopardy. The bitter row over military service that could shape Israel's future The ultra-Orthodox community is resisting being drafted into the Israeli army. But will they now bring down the Netanyahu government? A shark went astray and captured Korea's heart - will she finally make it back to sea? More than a million people flocked to Busan to catch a glimpse of the female dusky shark they called Bukangi. Why the charts are full of old songs - and so are your playlists The chart is full is full of old music and classic songs are dominating streaming services. But why? Mum who died trying to save sons swept away in Bahamas was hero, husband says Nathan Gregory says the loss of childhood sweetheart Leanne "is unimaginable for our family". The Papers: 'Cops didn't share letter' and Burnham 'open' to EU free movement The latest on claims agianst the father of the Duchess of Sussex and comments from the PM on EU free movement feature on Sunday's front pages. Between quick wins and big dreams lies Burnham's biggest test The prime minister might be dreaming of gold medals in 2040, but he must first navigate the difficult years in between, writes Laura Kuenssberg. Obama attacks Trump as he campaigns for Democrats ahead of midterm elections "This election is our last best chance to at least rein in some of the foolishness of this administration," Obama said. Palestinian families displaced as Israeli forces demolish Hebron homes The crackdown follows the killing of two Israeli soldiers by two Palestinian gunmen on Friday - and comes just days ahead of Israel's election. Sam Fender calls out ticket prices ahead of tour The Geordie singer says on Instagram he is "not happy" with the reported ticket prices. Don't fall for this - how to protect yourself from AI scams Trading standards officers say AI is "super-charging" existing scams through clones and fake websites. When to switch your clocks back as British Summer Time comes to an end British Summer Time will soon comes to an end as the clocks go back an hour to Greenwich Mean Time. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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