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News from the ABC Australia Racism allegations in ACT Public Service referred to commissioner Allegations of systemic discrimination against First Nations staff in the ACT Public Service have been referred to the independent watchdog. Police hold concerns for missing Port Pirie woman in expanded search South Australian police expand their search for "high-risk missing person" Patricia Ewens, who has not been seen for almost three weeks. Hobart stadium not expected to be ready for AFL Devils games until 2031 When the $1.13 billion stadium was approved last year, it was hoped the Tasmania Devils would begin playing AFL games there from 2029. The head of the corporation tasked with delivering the stadium says her expectations are set a little bit later. Outback police officer wrangles freshwater croc in backyard Fitzroy Crossing police officer-in-charge Mark Howes says no-one else was available to help remove a freshwater crocodile from a local backyard, "so I thought I'd have a crack". Super Netball's Kiwi influx leaves sour taste for diehard Australian fans Nine Kiwi players will feature in Super Netball for 2026, after the New Zealand governing body relaxed its national selection policy. But their influx has left a sour taste in the mouth of rusted-on Australian Diamonds fans. These charts show the spike in Australia's petrol prices since the war in the Middle East New data has confirmed a significant rise in fuel costs, with the national average petrol price increasing 17 cents over the week to Sunday, to 198 cents a litre, as analysts warn there's more room for it to rise. Two Queensland MPs could lose seats under proposed electoral changes The first review into Queensland's electoral boundaries since 2017 has recommended for two electorates to be abolished, two more created, and almost 50 changed. Trump says Iran war over 'very soon' after Hegseth warns 'just the beginning' US President Donald Trump has said the war in Iran could be over "very soon", but has still not offered a definitive end date for the conflict. Public health patient demands apology after private health info given to media Monica Wohlstadt is the second person in a matter of days to raise concerns about how the SA health minister's office used personal patient information to "background" journalists ahead of the publication of stories. Barry Cable abused girl from orphanage in Perth home as wife slept, court hears Ex-Australian football Hall of Famer Barry Cable picked up a girl from an orphanage in Perth and sexually abused her multiple times in the 1960s, a court has been told. Kellerberrin killer wearing Nazi armband during fatal shooting A man who fatally shot his colleague at a Wheatbelt grain silo before turning the weapon on himself had undiagnosed mental health issues and was exploring extremist ideology, an inquest hears. Bundaberg residents evacuate as major flood nears its peak Bundaberg residents are evacuating their homes and businesses as the city faces its worst flood in more than a decade. Secret operation to get Iranian football asylum seekers alone After the increasing urgency over the fate of Iran's women's football team over the past few days, the breakthrough came last night, when five players were able to seek independent advice. Driver says those killed in 'incomprehensible tragedy' are with him always The driver who was behind the wheel of a car that ploughed into a group of people outside a central Victorian pub has detailed his sorrow over the crash. Is Australia at war? Legally, the answer is yes It's a reasonable question for Australians to ask given the government is sending a sophisticated reconnaissance plane — crewed by dozens of military personnel — to the Middle East. And legal experts say the answer is yes. How the Middle East war spiked Australia's fuel prices If you've topped up on fuel this week, you likely would have noticed prices at the bowser have jumped a fair bit. Here's a quick breakdown on why that happened. 'I'm buggered': A teary Littleproud says it's time for a new Nationals leader The Queenslander cried as he spoke to reporters, saying it had been a "pretty rough" time since the May election. How petrol price panic is unfolding across Asia From closing schools to daily limits, the surging cost of oil prompts countries across Asia to take action to ensure fuel supply and keep prices in check. Court orders Linda Reynolds and Commonwealth to enter mediation The Federal Court orders mediation between former WA senator Linda Reynolds and the Commonwealth in her legal claim over its conduct during a financial settlement with Brittany Higgins. No regrets for Lomax as rugby 'novice' begins union journey Rugby recruit Zac Lomax knows he has a long way to go to fulfil his dream of becoming a dual international and playing for the Wallabies at the 2027 World Cup. News from the BBC World Service Five Iranian footballers granted Australian visas after anthem protest Concern has grown for team after one critic called them "wartime traitors" for failing to salute during the Iranian anthem. Mixed messages from Trump leave more questions than answers over war's end The US president has tried to soothe nerves over oil and markets, but his comments still lack clarity, writes Anthony Zurcher. Chris Mason: The cost of living is catapulted centre stage yet again Labour faces pressure to stem the Middle East's impact on energy bills, writes the BBC's political editor. US missile hit military base near Iran school, video analysis shows A US Tomahawk missile hit a military base near a primary school in southern Iran where Iranian authorities said 168 people were killed, expert video analysis shows. Why the price of oil matters more than you might think A shock to oil supplies is rattling financial markets, driving up prices at the pump and raising fears of a bigger economic hit. 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. Glasgow Central Station remains closed in aftermath of fire Scotland's busiest station remains closed following a huge fire that destroyed a neighbouring building. Snow for some as winter weather returns to UK this week The weather is set to get a lot colder as the week progresses, as Tomasz Shafernaker and Simon King explain. Thousands of lawyers oppose jury restriction plan Lawyers including top barristers and retired judges urge the government to drop a plan to abolish some jury trials. How the 'red v blue school wars' exposed the social media gap between children and parents Parents were frightened by social posts that seemed to encourage violence at schools. But it was more complicated than it looked Olivia Dean to headline final day of Radio 1's Big Weekend 2026 The annual music festival will take place in Sunderland's Herrington Country Park from 22 to 24 May. Vicar defends church's devil-horned bench tribute to Prodigy's Keith Flint Some are questioning if the Satanic detail is appropriate in a Christian place of worship. How the Iran war may affect your money and bills The conflict in the Middle East could raise the cost of petrol, household energy bills and even food. Iranians deeply divided over Mojtaba Khamenei's rise to power While pro-establishment crowds celebrate Khamenei's appointment as his father's successor, others believe it signals no change to how Iran is ruled. GPS jamming: The invisible battle in the Middle East GPS jamming has made navigation hazardous in the Gulf, spurring efforts to develop alternatives. From Bangor to Manila, how oil prices are hitting people around the world The impact of the US and Israel's war in Iran is starting to hit home - no matter where people live. Has Hollywood golden boy Timothée Chalamet lost his shine? Is the backlash against Timothée Chalamet about more than his views on ballet and opera? Business owners 'heartbroken' after retail units destroyed in Glasgow fire Union Corner was home to many independent businesses that have been left with nowhere to work after the building next to Glasgow Central Station collapsed. 'I thought my unborn baby had died in e-bike crash' Siobhan Barling's baby was born six weeks early and seriously ill after being hit by an e-bike. Frozen out? The 'mixed' team event with one female player Despite Para-ice hockey being a 'mixed' event at the Winter Paralympics, just one female player will compete at Milan-Cortina. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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