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News from the ABC Australia Treasurer says 'death tax' claims are a scare campaign, 'pure and simple' The Coalition seizes on the federal government's broken tax promises, claiming a "death tax" has been sneaked into changes to trusts passed on through inheritance. The treasurer says that is a scare campaign. Man previously linked to Isla Bell's case once threatened to kill woman The ABC can reveal Eyal Yaffe previously served time for assaulting and choking a woman who he threatened to "stuff in a suitcase". Man who stomped on face of off-duty police officer won't have to return to jail Koby Weaver, 21, was sentenced last month to two years' jail, after he ran into a brawl between two of his friends and two off-duty officers. Five easy and cheap dinner ideas using tinned beans From vegetarian chilli to hearty soup, these easy recipes might convince you to add beans to your regular dinner rotation. For the second straight game, Slater has overlooked Walsh. But why? Reece Walsh's generational run to end 2025 was almost without peer, but he has rejoined the ranks of the mortals to start this year. Coal workers owed $16 million as Bowen Basin mine nears sale Federal Court documents show employees of the Vitrinite group of companies are collectively owed more than $16 million in entitlements. The mine near Dysart in Central Queensland has faced ongoing financial difficulties, exacerbated by lower coal prices.  'This is the end': SA health chief recalls terrifying moment she was hit by car SA public health chief Nicola Spurrier opens up about the moment when she was knocked from her bike by a car last year, and recounted the experience — which left her with broken bones and fearing for her life — only hours after a 39-year-old motorcyclist was killed in a crash in the Adelaide Hills. Nearly one in five Tasmanians would vote One Nation, poll shows A recent Tasmanian poll has shown that One Nation would win a "number of seats" in the next state election. Man's leg amputated in public park, court hears The trial of a man who allegedly performed an amputation on a 66-year-old, causing his death, is likely to focus on the accused's "state of mind" and intention, a court hears. Horror MotoGP crash leaves rider with broken neck Alex Márquez is lucky to be alive after he spectacularly wrecked his MotoGP bike during the Catalan Grand Prix in Barcelona, while Johann Zarco was also taken to hospital after an equally terrifying crash later in the race. Federal government intervenes for third time over China-linked stakes in rare earths miner The federal treasurer orders another six companies to divest their holdings in Northern Minerals as concerns grow in Canberra that Chinese-backed investors are trying to seize control of the rare earths mining company. Woman jailed for drunkenly setting friend on fire appeals sentence Corbie Walpole's legal team has argued the sentencing judge failed to properly consider psychiatric evidence about her mental health at the time of the offending. PM 'confident' about Whyalla amid work to bring furnace 'back to life' Anthony Albanese says he remains "very confident" in the future of steelmaking in Whyalla, and says the federal government is "continuing to work" with lead producer Nyrstar to secure its operations in Port Pirie and Hobart. 'Frightening' near-miss between truck, motorcycles under investigation Police are investigating after dashcam footage emerged of a large truck narrowly avoiding hitting two motorcyclists on a rural road in Tasmania. Stronger mouse poison allowed for 'worst plague on record' Farm groups have welcomed the chemical regulator's long-awaited decision to approve double-strength mouse baits amid plague numbers in Western Australia and South Australia. Inside the deadly search to recover four divers' bodies from a deep-sea Maldives cave Expert divers have been sent to the Maldives to retrieve four bodies in a deep-sea cave network, in a search mission that's already killed one military rescue diver. Plans for largest wind farm in Southern Hemisphere get Victorian approval An environmental advocacy group and a council mayor say the Victorian government has not properly considered the potential impacts of building a major new wind farm in Western Victoria. Plan to build Sydney's newest Chinatown in 'underutilised' area revealed The Parramatta City Council is planning a new Chinatown in an "under-utilised" part of the Western Sydney CBD, but community members want to see more than just food businesses. Hundreds of holidaymakers in limbo as travel company cancels trips Australian travellers say they have been dumped days and weeks before their overseas holidays after a tour company cancelled their trips. Hindley climbs into podium contention, Giro 'not over' despite Vingegaard win Jai Hindley insists that the Giro d'Italia is not over despite Jonas Vinegagaard proving his mountain dominance with another impressive victory on stage nine. News from the BBC World Service UK-registered firms linked to payments for small-boat crossings, BBC finds Smugglers are directing migrants to pay using a network of British businesses, secret filming reveals. 'All I thought about was running for my life': Footballer recalls train stabbing attack Footballer Jonathan Gjoshe was among the 11 passengers seriously injured in a knife attack on a train as it travelled through Cambridgeshire last November. Am I part of the luckiest generation in history? As young graduates criticise the terms of their student debt, Evan Davis asks whether baby boomers really were the luckiest generation Trump warns 'clock is ticking' for Iran as peace progress stalls Iranian media reports the US has not made concrete concessions in response to Tehran's latest proposals. 'This may be the last time you hear my voice': Political executions surge in Iran since start of war Since the US and Israel attacked Iran on 28 February, the UN says it’s verified the execution of at least 32 political prisoners. Moment two fighter jets collide mid-air at US air show Four crew members safely ejected from US Navy jets and are in a stable condition after the collision. HS2 failings blamed on high-speed focus and political pressure A new reviews confirms the high-speed rail line's "original sins" include a technical design, changing political priorities and ballooning costs. Early intervention and tougher action against parents to tackle youth crime The measures aim to prevent reoffending but campaigners say they fall short of the "ambitious action" needed. How worrying is the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo? An outbreak in DR Congo has been declared a health emergency, with almost 250 suspected cases reported. Inside the 'kill-zone' on Ukraine's front line, where new weapons have transformed war Machines are increasingly replacing humans on the front line, but troops are still vital for defending territory. Instant AI answers can trivialise human intelligence, warns Royal Observatory Paddy Rodgers said the Observatory's rich history showed the power of human knowledge and the need to avoid "dependence" on AI. She escaped child marriage ‘to a pervert’. Now she’s a divisive first lady The private world of one of Africa's most powerful political women is revealed in a BBC World Service exclusive. Why does Amazon have no Western rivals? The internet giant dwarfs other online retailers on both sides of the Atlantic. Eurovision winner Dara arrives to screaming fans in Bulgaria The 27-year-old's tune Bangaranga won Bulgaria its first ever title in the song contest. The Papers: 'Burnham faces perilous race' and 'WHO declares Ebola emergency' The race to potentially challenge Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for Labour leadership continues to dominate Monday's papers. How 'force of energy & positivity' Scott Hastings left indelible mark on rugby Scotland rugby legend Scott Hastings was a colossus on and off the field, writes Tom English. Waste carrier licences to be tightened as part of illegal dumping crackdown The proposed changes come after a cow named Beau Vine got approved for a waste removal licence. Trump's White House ballroom loses federal funding proposed by Senate Republicans The Senate rule-keeper struck down the use of taxpayer funds to bolster security for the proposed $400m project. Taiwan will not provoke conflict nor give up sovereignty, says president Lai Ching-te made his first direct response to Trump and Xi's meeting where they discussed Taiwan independence. Celtic apologise to Hearts over pitch invasion Celtic have apologised to Hearts and say they will co-operate with a police investigation into the pitch invasion at the conclusion of the clubs' thrilling Scottish Premiership title decider. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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