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News from the ABC Australia Falling objects at BlueScope trigger breaches months after death There have been six incidents involving falling tools and building materials at BlueScope, less than a year since contractor Jack McGrath was killed. Iran war delays upgrades to Queensland’s Triple Zero phone system The Iran war has been a contributing factor to Queensland's Triple Zero phone system being delayed until next year, the ABC understands. JackJumpers coach shares advice on how to win over Tasmanians Being out amongst the people will be key for incoming Tasmania Devils coach Ken Hinkley, according to the man who led the state to NBL glory in 2024. Woman's family wrongly told she was dead in hospital identity error A Melbourne hospital apologises after mixing up the medical data of two people, resulting in one of them being wrongly declared dead by police. AI company plan to tap into irrigation system disappears after ABC question Data centre builder Firmus Technologies posts to its website a statement, since removed, indicating its intention to get some of its cooling water from the state-owned irrigation system, adding "but we do not want to highlight this yet, as they are yet to agree". Victorian teachers are going on strike again — here's what you need to know Victorian state school teachers and educators are going ahead with their second 24-hour strike this year after union members rejected the government's latest pay offer.  Map reveals Australia's 'pharmacy deserts' are not all in the bush Australia's "pharmacy deserts" have been mapped for the first time, revealing remote NT communities and outer-city Melbourne have fewer pharmacies per person than some other parts of the country. Albanese's career mirrors Howard's in two important ways Anthony Albanese has been in near-fatal vehicle accidents not once, but three times. Politically, his is also a story of survival against the odds. The 'precious' bond driving the Stingers to success Australia's women's water polo team, the Stingers, were the most successful Australian team at the Paris Olympics, winning a stunning silver medal. This is the secret to their success. Labor members revive push for national gambling watchdog Labor members and unions are gearing up for fights over gambling, gas and AI at the party's national conference later this week. 'Police every day': How school is different for Jewish Australian kids The Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion hears from Jewish school leaders about how they need to implement extraordinary and expensive security measures.  Family of seven's home left uninhabitable as insurer worsens damage A Queensland family are living in an overcrowded caravan and shed, after insurance provider Suncorp exacerbated damage in their home, initially caused by a leak. Travel quiz: join us for a trip around the world Where are macadamia nuts indigenous to? And what’s the capital city of Switzerland? New Ozploitation horror is like Puberty Blues from hell After spending years in special effects and make-up, filmmaker Mia'Kate Russell's ocker nightmare Penny Lane Is Dead has made it to the silver screen. 'Not finished': Trump signals US strikes on Iran's Pickaxe Mountain site President Donald Trump says the United States is far from finished with Iran, warning its next military target could be an underground nuclear complex known as Pickaxe Mountain. UK politician Ann Widdecombe hit 21 times with hammer, prosecutors allege Joshua Kerry, 28, appears in the Westminster Magistrates' Court charged with murder over the killing that has shocked the public and political establishment. 'Irresponsible': Russia conducts live-fire weapons exercise off British coast A UK minister has confirmed that a Russian naval vessel conducted a "live-fire weapons exercise" in international waters off the coast of Plymouth in south-west England. Protests turn violent after man dies during Italian police arrest Italian Prime Minister Giogia Meloni is calling for a full investigation into the death of a man in the city of Bologna that sparked anti-police protests. AI companies 'stole' Australian culture, news bosses say as they call for licensing deals The heads of the ABC, SBS, Nine and News Corp say AI companies should strike licensing deals rather than freely train on Australian news, warning journalism is a public good that must be protected. Inquest to determine whether man killed his mother and staged her death An inquest is investigating whether a man killed his mother before placing her in the driver's seat of her car to stage that she was behind the wheel during a crash. News from the BBC World Service Ann Widdecombe was hit on head 21 times with hammer, prosecutors say Joshua Kerry, 28, attacked Widdecombe while she was eating lunch at her home in Devon before stealing her wallet, prosecutors say. Burnham tells cabinet to tackle living costs at first meeting The new prime minister chaired his first cabinet after announcing a cut to VAT on household electricity. Sackings, cabinet surprises and policies: Burnham's first 24 hours as PM The new prime minister enters Number 10 in a flurry of activity - but he is still facing calls for a snap election. Zelensky sacks Ukraine's top army commander after days of protests Oleksandr Syrskyi is dismissed after days of unrest over the removal of popular Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov. Argentina's Fernandez defends team after ugly scenes in World Cup final loss to Spain Midfielder Enzo Fernandez claims Argentina represented their nation "in the best possible way" in the World Cup. Brazil's Amazon sees sharp decline in size of area burned in 2025 The amount of land burned in the world's largest rainforest was the smallest since MapBiomas records began in 1985. Parts of the UK move closer to drought Eight areas across England are now in prolonged dry weather – the stage before drought. Thames Water announces hosepipe ban for 10 million The water company said the three heatwaves contributed to the ban. Lebanese army says troops deploying in 'pilot zone' after Israeli withdrawal A US-brokered agreement should see Israeli troops pulling out of a small part of Lebanon occupied during their conflict with Hezbollah. Ryanair boss says 'foreign object' may have caused plane window incident Passenger Ljubisa Karović was partially sucked out of a cabin window on the Boeing aircraft. Lindt's Easter chocolate sales fall after price hike The Swiss chocolate maker adjusts its strategy in response to weaker demand after its price rises. Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar set to become a minister in Burnham's government It would mean Sarwar leaving the Scottish Parliament and his leader role, then taking up a seat in the House of Lords. London-based civil servants offered move to No 10 North in Manchester London-based civil servants willing to move north have been told they will be offered relocation packages, the BBC understands. VAT to be cut from household electricity bills in October Homes will save around £45 a year through the cut announced on Andy Burnham's first full day as prime minister. Angela Rayner: Cabinet comeback for one of Labour's biggest names The potential contender to replace Keir Starmer is now back in the cabinet under Andy Burnham. Who's in Andy Burnham's cabinet? An in-depth look at which Labour MPs have been appointed to cabinet roles by new Prime Minister Andy Burnham Three reasons why UK electricity prices are so high The government has announced it will cut VAT on domestic electricity to zero but Britons still pay more for power than many other European nations. 'I made £100,000 of TikTok sales in one day': The business of live shopping Buying on social media livestreams is fast becoming regular consumer behaviour for many. Your tips on getting a fussy child to eat, and six recipes they might love Want to avoid battles over broccoli and squabbles over spinach? We've asked you for your advice on how to cope at mealtimes over the summer holidays. Why Iran is risking so much over the Strait of Hormuz None of the choices facing Iran’s leaders offer a clear path to victory, as the conflict with the US continues. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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