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News from the ABC Australia Joy prevails at WOMADelaide 2026 At Adelaide's global music weekender, tens of thousands transform everyday anxieties into a shared burst of joy. Orange sees red over ag minister's claim that DPI has no HQ The NSW Agriculture Minister says her department has no head office, despite one being opened with much fanfare in Orange six years ago. Cattle, horses and crops washed away by NT floods NT farmers counting the cost of livestock deaths and crop damage say they feel overlooked by the emergency flood response. Popovic eyes the finer details as Socceroos ramp up World Cup planning Socceroos coach Tony Popovic is known for his attention to detail and is leaving no stone unturned as he prepares his squad for the World Cup. Horsham man charged over triple-fatal crash on Western Highway near Ararat Two Victorians and a South Australian man died in the crash involving five vehicles on the Western Highway near Ararat. Adelaide criminal lawyer vows to contest rape charge Adelaide criminal defence lawyer Andrew Robert Graham says he will fight a charge of rape, saying the allegation "is untrue". Tony Burke to speak to AFP about right-wing attack on Muslims The home affairs minister says he will discuss an alleged right-wing attack on a Muslim community in regional Victoria with the federal police. Dubai's 'tranquillity shattered' as Iran makes UAE a primary target The United Arab Emirates is reporting more Iranian attacks than any other country as Tehran continues to retaliate against US and Israeli strikes. AFP officer pleads guilty to making false sworn legal statements Detective Leading Senior Constable Trent Madders was due to face trial next week, accused of perjury, concealing evidence and perverting the course of justice, related to incidents in June 2019 and August 2020. Daylesford crash inquest hears doctor has concerns for driver's memory The diabetes doctor of the driver responsible for a 2023 collision in the Victorian town of Daylesford, that killed five people, tells a coronial inquest that he is "concerned" for his patient's memory. Commercial rat baits to be banned from supermarket shelves Rat baits could soon be restricted to licensed operators, after a change in regulations from the Australian Pesticides and Vetinary Medicines Authority. Two people drown at beach south of Wollongong A man and a woman visiting from the UK have died after being pulled from the water at an unpatrolled beach in New South Wales. UN determines Russian deportation of Ukrainian children are crimes against humanity A UN investigation has found Russia's deportation and transfer of Ukrainian children since Moscow's full-scale invasion in 2022 amounts to crimes against humanity. Brisbane Roar tells Iranian players 'Queensland is your home now' A-League clubs reach out to the Iranian women's players granted asylum, offering training, support and a new "home". 'Bloody glorious' farewell for beloved drag star Maxi Shield A pair of purple stilettos sat atop her white casket while family and friends shared their favourite memories of her. Craig Freeman to stand trial over 1991 death of wife Melinda Mr Freeman was charged last year for the murder of his then-wife, who was found dead in their home in Melbourne's north 30 years ago. Fine for Melbourne aged care home where 45 residents died from COVID St Basil's aged care in Fawkner has been fined $150,000 for failing to provide adequate training to staff in 2020. Queensland land valuations leap more than 50pc in some areas The value of some Queensland blocks leap 50 per cent, raising the possibility council rates and land tax bills will follow. New Nationals leader Canavan vows to 'fight back' for Australians With a populist economic message, the new Nationals leader said local manufacturing and higher birth rates were key as he rejected the labels of "left" and "right" politics. Queen Camilla delivers message of support to survivors of all types of violence Queen Camilla has delivered a speech marking International Women's Day with a message to survivors of all types of violence, saying: "Please know that you are not alone." News from the BBC World Service Iran war cost will be passed to consumers, shipping giant boss tells BBC The head of the world's second biggest shipping firm called for freedom of navigation to be restored. Steve Rosenberg: Russia seeks diplomatic and economic gains from Iran war President Putin pits himself as a potential mediator but that's not an easy sell, writes the BBC's Russia editor. University tuition fees system is a 'mess', says Clegg The ex-deputy PM told the BBC he would "take on the chin" any criticism surrounding his involvement Jeffrey Epstein had two key aides - why do they still control his money and secrets? Richard Kahn and Darren Indyke administer Epstein’s estate - court filings allege complicity in his crimes. Gale-force winds to batter UK as snow and cold set for comeback Strong winds are likely across many parts of the UK over the next few days before turning colder with some wintry showers at the end of the week, as Simon King explains. The Aldi-style insurgents who could be about to shake up the vets market As pet owners complain of rising prices, independent practices want to take on the big chains. First Mandelson files expected to be published on Wednesday The documents are expected to detail parts of the process prior to Lord Mandelson's appointment as ambassador. MPs demand urgent action on London grooming gangs The government's inquiry into grooming gangs "must look specifically at London as part of its local investigations", says a group of MPs. Wildlife to replace historical characters on banknotes Nature was the most popular theme among the public, with the new notes designed to deter counterfeiting. Prioritising AI data centres could block new homes, builders warn The government plans to give data centres priority access to the electricity grid to speed up development. Secret of hedgehog hearing discovered at far beyond human range Researchers played a sountrack to hedgehogs to identify the frequency of sounds they can hear War expands to central Beirut as Israeli strike kills Iranians in luxury hotel Israel's military says it targeted Quds Force operatives after a return to war with Lebanon's Hezbollah movement, but Iran says they were diplomats. Air strikes cause black rain and 'unprecedented' pollution in Tehran, scientists say Air strikes have damaged at least four oil facilities since US-Israeli attacks on Iran began last month. Oil and gas prices fall after Trump says war is 'very complete' The US president's comments lead to a drop in crude costs and a rebound in shares. UK warship HMS Dragon departs for eastern Mediterranean The Type 45 destroyer's main role will be protecting RAF Akrotiri, which was hit with an Iranian-made drone. Strait of Hormuz timelapse shows fall in shipping traffic The footage demonstrates the flow of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz in the Gulf since the US-Israeli military offensive began against Iran on 27 February. 'Icky and heartbreaking': The $2 per hour worker behind the OnlyFans boom The BBC talks to a Philippines-based woman paid to pretend to be an OnlyFans star in online chats. From New Zealand to Orkney: Why we brought this classic car half way round the world Dutchman Hans Compter travelled around the world to deliver the Austin to Cathleen Hourie in Orkney. The Papers: 'US bombers take off' and 'Heading out - at last' US fighter jets leave UK airbase and British warship sails to Mediterranean -Wednesday’s papers. An 'epidemic' of violence: The women and girls killed by men last year We tracked reports and contacted police and prosecutors for a deeper look at the situation across UK. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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