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News from the ABC Australia Pauline Hanson 'not backing away' from controversial far-right interview The One Nation leader was a guest on the podcast of controversial far-right UK figure Tommy Robinson, where she lamented the end of the White Australia policy. Israel says Iran has launched missiles towards Jordan The US warns its citizens to stay away from air and sea ports at Aqaba in southern Jordan, hours before Israeli authorities announced that Iranian missiles had been launched towards the city. Live: Antonelli wins Belgian GP after Russell's early crash Kimi Antonelli starts from pole for the sixth time this season, with Oscar Piastri in sixth at the iconic Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. Follow live. Rules to tighten on AI use in decision-making by government departments Agencies like Centrelink and Services Australia will have to follow a framework to ensure decision-making is "fair and accurate" if they use AI. Asylum seekers sent to Nauru by Australia say they are going hungry According to a survey of 78 asylum seekers on Nauru, 99 per cent said they were regularly skipping meals because they could not afford to buy enough food, while more than three quarters said they rarely had access to free, clean drinking water. Russia pounds Kyiv in major ballistic missile attack Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Russia battered Ukraine's capital Kyiv overnight into Sunday local time, with one of its biggest ballistic missile barrages of the war. Special guest dazzles aspiring astronauts at Space Day Out Young South Australians got one step closer to achieving their space exploration dreams on Sunday when they met a "real-life" astronaut. Brondello suspended by WNBA for inappropriate comment Australian coach Sandy Brondello apologises to WNBA star Angel Reese after she is suspended for one game by the league. Hundreds gather in Alice Springs ahead of Pine Gap protest Hundreds of activists and academics have gathered in Alice Springs to join Arrernte traditional owners ahead of a planned protest against the joint Australian-US military base at Pine Gap. Expert says new cyber law shows Vic government is out of touch with reality Jacinta Allan is pledging nation-leading laws forcing tech giants to reveal the identity of trolls, and make it easier for parents to sue tech giants that cause psychiatric harm to their children. 'Why do you care how I choose to dress?': Boxer on critics of her hijab Ahead of her professional debut, Tina Rahimi sat down for a lengthy interview about representation, the Islamophobia she encounters, and re-learning her identity after an Olympics heartbreak. The 'terrifying' lab test results from store-bought bottle of vodka Australia's bootleg booze market is booming and an alarming new discovery from a bottle of vodka sold in Melbourne reveals it is turning into a major health problem. Argentina fans stage Times Square takeover ahead of World Cup final Times Square has been the epicentre for World Cup celebrations throughout the tournament, but it reached new heights as Argentina fans swamped the "centre of the universe" ahead of the final against Spain in nearby New Jersey. More candidates emerge in by-election that will test One Nation's popularity The Secret Harbour by-election is shaping up as one of the most closely-watched political contests in WA for some time. Here's everything you need to know about the candidates and how to vote. Woman fighting for life after late-night crash south-east of Melbourne A woman, aged in her 20s, has suffered life-threatening injuries after the car her family was in rolled into a drain at Catani. Actor Terence Donovan remembered by son Jason as 'larger than life' Jason Donovan has paid tribute to his father who has died at the age of 90 after decades on Australian screens. Outback tour company sues vehicle manufacturer over fatal NT rollover An Alice Springs tour company is suing a vehicle manufacturer for negligence and breach of contract following a bus crash that killed a 69-year-old man in 2022. Tom Trbojevic gutted after another injury, Titans, Dolphins record wins The Dolphins shook off last week's humiliating thrashing to power past the Cowboys 36-16 at Lang Park, after Tom Trbojevic suffered another hamstring injury in Manly's defeat to Gold Coast. Bek never thought she would grow old until she left her church behind Author Bek Condello says she has not spoken to her friends or family inside the church since she decided to leave. Hinkley set to coach Devils, Caddy taken to hospital as Dons end drought Tasmania prepares to unveil Ken Hinkley as its inaugural AFL coach as Essendon snaps a 12-game losing streak despite losing Nate Caddy early. News from the BBC World Service Burnham will be bolder but stick to Labour manifesto, deputy leader says Meanwhile Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch says Burnham is a "people pleaser", ahead of him becoming prime minister on Monday. Digital ID plan to be scrapped in Burnham's first major policy pledge A spokesperson for the incoming prime minister says his government would “put its focus where people need it right now”. Messi on the brink of history - will it be his last World Cup game? Argentina captain Lionel Messi will play his 34th World Cup match in Sunday's final, but will it be his last appearance? Tate brothers arrested in US as further UK charges take total to 59 The Crown Prosecution Service says it has requested their extradition from the US, while their lawyer says they are innocent. Russia launches major ballistic missile attack on Ukrainian cities Five people are killed and at least 35 injured as Ukraine's two largest cities are targeted, as Kyiv continues its own assault on Russian infrastructure. Record numbers of honours for working class heroes Record numbers of people from poorer backgrounds are now receiving awards. Bruno Mars has an unexpected opening before Wembley party starts After an eight-year absence from UK stages, Bruno Mars returned to Wembley Stadium with a polished, hit-filled show. I've been a World Cup official - I promise you there is no favouritism Darren Cann speaks to BBC Sport about the conspiracy theories around the World Cup and what referees really think. Watch: Highlights as England stun France 6-4 in third-place play-off Bukayo Saka scores a hat-trick as England beat France 6-4 in a thriller to record their best men's World Cup finish since 1966. Why the half-time show may be a taste of things to come The 2026 World Cup's spectacle is creating debate about the place of music in sport - and how it could infiltrate other tournaments. The hidden cost of the night shift and how to sleep it off More than three million people in the UK work night shifts, which can greatly impact their health. What can be done to help them? Private jets flock to Montana - but locals can't afford the trailer park Rents in Bozeman, Montana have skyrocketed as wealthy out-of-towners flock to the city to experience the American West. Can Burnham's casual style survive contact with No 10? When Burnham becomes PM, he'll find it harder to wear the wardrobe that's central to his political brand. Russians turn to cash, putting more strain on slowing wartime economy Russians have been hit by mobile internet shutdowns and more businesses are seeking to dodge tax after more than four years of war with Ukraine. Could there be a new dawn for North Sea oil and gas? The incoming PM is expected to announce fresh support for the North Sea from day one of his premiership. New EU border system tripling time at passport control, airport boss says Ryanair has also warned passengers travelling to Europe this summer to prepare for extended waits. Neighbours actor Terence Donovan dies aged 90 His son, actor Jason Donovan, posted to social media that his father died on Saturday night peacefully in Melbourne, Australia Chinese firm seeks compensation over British Steel nationalisation Jingye said it will take action "through legal means to the very end" after the UK government nationalised British Steel. US and Iran trade fire after two US soldiers killed in Jordan Kuwait says an electricity and water plant is on fire after the second such attack in two days. Iran says US strikes hit an under-construction nuclear power plant. Britain 'set for bumper year' for butterflies A hot and dry spring means a greater variety and more butterflies across the UK, a charity says. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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