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News from the ABC Australia Coroner says off-road racing needs stronger fire safety rules A Victorian coroner is recommending stronger fire safety requirements for off-road racing events, after a fatal crash in 2022 that claimed the lives of two men. Gun clubs should be trained to detect radicalisation, inquiry told Gun clubs must be better equipped to spot the signs of radicalisation in members who risk committing violent acts, a shooting organisation official and psychologist says. 'Chakra balancing' massage was indecent assault, court rules A former senior Tasmanian firefighter who indecently assaulted a woman while he was working as a massage therapist has avoided a prison sentence.  'Can't compete': Super coaches weigh into PNG Chiefs debate Two of the NRL's most successful modern coaches weigh into the debate about the concessions afforded to the league's forthcoming PNG franchise. Judge allows changes to dates of alleged Alan Jones assaults The judge in radio broadcaster Alan Jones's criminal trial has allowed changes to the date range of alleged indecent assault offences in the second week of proceedings, after witnesses gave conflicting timelines. Ex-NSW cop cleared of one sex offence, hung jury on other charges A jury has found David Robert Blackbourne not guilty on one count of assault with act of indecency, but was unable to reach a verdict on multiple other sexual assault charges. Guy Sebastian and former manager settle decade-long legal battle Pop star Guy Sebastian's former manager Titus Day has admitted he failed to pay money owed to the singer and apologised for his actions, after the pair reached a settlement in an almost decade-long legal battle. Australia experiencing rampant tooth decay as millions delay dentistry Dentists say the prevalence of adult tooth decay is alarming, as they slam the federal government's inaction on a national oral health plan. Residents call for moratorium on AI data centres at meeting in Darwin There is growing opposition and concern about a wave of data centres planned for the Northern Territory, with residents raising concerns about water use, noise and proximity to people's homes. Energy minister admits to mistakes during lagging renewables rollout NSW Energy Minister Penny Sharpe says the rollout of renewable energy zones has been "too slow", with mistakes inevitable as part of efforts to speed up the process. WA town sliding into ocean gets funding for temporary sea wall Local business owners welcome a WA government investment towards a temporary rock wall aimed to slow down coastal erosion, but critics say it is not enough. Western Power staff stood down after backing manager in rape trial Western Australia's energy minister lashes out at Western Power employees who provided references for a senior manager who was jailed for raping a female colleague on a work trip. Legendary boot-studder hangs up his own after 58 years with Port Adelaide Alfie Trebilcock started with Port Adelaide Football Club the same year as club legend Russel Ebert. Some 58 years and 11 premierships later, he is preparing for his final home game with The Power. Musician identified as man killed in tree-car crush on Mount Buller Talae Rodden has been identified as the man who was killed when a tree struck a car driving down Mount Buller Road this week. It should have been this girl's 18th birthday. Instead, it was her vigil Instead of celebrating a local girl's 18th, the community of Galiwin'ku marked her milestone birthday with a vigil following her alleged murder last month. Melbourne Royal Show cancels poultry exhibits due to H5 bird flu spread The decision follows a state government announcement that Phillip Island's wild population of little penguins will be vaccinated against the disease. One dead, 172 rescued from Bali ferry fire in waters off Lombok One person has died and 172 others rescued after a ferry travelling from Bali caught fire at sea, local officials say.  NSW Liberal faction's 'filthy schools money' text a 'stupid joke', ICAC hears A former NSW Liberal Party operative has told the state's corruption watchdog a text he sent referring to handing over "filthy schools money" was a "stupid joke". Community groups' 'vital' disaster recovery work undervalued, report finds A new Western Sydney University report finds grassroots organisations are often the first and last responders, but often face burnout.  Australia's largest aluminium smelter expected to get emergency bailout The prime minister and NSW premier are expected to announce a bailout for the country's largest aluminium smelter tomorrow. News from the BBC World Service Early release scheme risks more serious crimes, probation chief warns The chief inspector of probation for England and Wales tells the BBC services are already under "unprecedented pressure". Woman assaulted by double murderer says nightmare became 'real life' when police let him attack again Serial sex offender Simon Levy went on to murder two women and rape a third after a series of disastrous decisions that left him free to roam the streets. UK to get best eclipse since 1999 as Moon blocks out Sun across Europe Up to 96% of the Sun will be covered by the Moon in the UK, while parts of Spain, Greenland, Iceland, Portugal and Russia will see a total eclipse. Three ways to watch the solar eclipse safely without glasses With some shops running out of stock, it may be too late to buy eclipse glasses - but you can still safely watch the spectacle using some household items. Burnham to chair Cobra meeting on extreme heat as temperatures surge again The Government will meet to discuss this summer's record-breaking heat as the tally for days above 30C in the UK is broken. Serious failings found in new military crimes unit, leaked report finds A leaked internal review warns of concerns about a new unit investigating the most serious crimes. Trump confirms he switched planes after Nato summit because of possible threat Journalists and White House staff who were on board the jet were unaware the president had left. Homes near pylons to get £250 a year off energy bills – first sites revealed Households living within 1,600ft of upgraded pylons will get £250 a year off their electricity bills. Cristiano Ronaldo marries long-time partner Georgina RodrÃguez The couple have tied the knot after the Portuguese captain played his last ever World Cup this summer. Children as young as nine hurt in growing number of e-scooter crashes Three trauma centres - Liverpool, Manchester and Sheffield - say they have treated nearly 500 casualties under the age of 16. UK prosecutors argue Tate brothers a flight risk ahead of bail hearing Andrew and Tristan Tate would attempt to evade prosecution if they are freed on bail, prosecutors argue. Watch: British driver who broke sound barrier sets new speed record Andy Green set the fastest time ever recorded in a hydrogen-powered car, reaching 406mph (654km/h). Eclipse chasers scramble for glasses as stocks run low Specialist glasses are all but sold out online ahead of the UK's most significant eclipse since 1999. Weather forecast - where will the best view be? Look to the skies on Wednesday because one of the most spectacular solar eclipses for decades is coming the UK's way with likely optimum viewing conditions for many. Sun-tanned cauliflowers and knobbly spuds - the heatwave veg that's good to eat British shoppers should expect to see more wonky vegetables due to repeated heatwaves. Trump's dramatic plane swap hints at personal stakes of Iran war It marks another striking episode in the turbulent history of his relationship with Iran, writes the BBC's Anthony Zurcher. Baby Shark boy set to make K-pop debut The boy from the most-watched YouTube video of all time is now 17 years old, and wants to be a K-pop star. Anguish of Colombian brother at rubble of building being searched for earthquake survivors BBC Mundo has gone to the site of Torres del Limonar, a collapsed building in Cali where rescue workers fight to free survivors. How can Andy Burnham stop PC Harper's killers being released early? None of the solutions proposed are quick or easy and some carry political risk, writes UK correspondent Daniel Sandford. The Papers: 'Andy U-turns on early release' and 'Hunt on for eclipse glasses' The prime minister's plan to stop the early release of PC Andrew Harper's killers is prominent across Wednesday's papers. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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