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News from the ABC Australia Man arrested and charged for alleged harassment of SA Speaker South Australian Police have arrested and charged a man for alleged stalking and harassment. Man, 75, dies in Goldfields mine incident A 75-year-old contract worker has died following a workplace incident at Regis Resources' Duketon South operation in WA's Goldfields. Live: Major parties locked in tight count as early vote in NZ election flows in A tight election result looms in New Zealand as polls show both major parties may struggle to form a government without support. Follow live. Live: Kalyn Ponga to start for Kiwis, 23 days after breaking arm in opener New Zealand's bid to reach the men's Rugby League World Cup semifinal has been boosted by the return of fullback Kalyn Ponga, just 23 days after breaking his arm in the tournament opener. Follow live. Supercars, SUVs take to Perth suburb to support teen assault victim More than 100 cars and motorbikes took part in the "community cruise" in Ellenbrook, north-east of Perth, to show support for a 13-year-old boy who was allegedly bashed and threatened with a knife in the area by a group of teenagers. Demons rally and Kangaroos cruise into AFLW prelims Melbourne comes from the clouds to beat Geelong in a thrilling AFLW qualifying final, while North Melbourne cruises past Carlton to book its own prelim final spot. Tasmanian nurses rally following 'disappointing' government pay offer Nurses and midwives have stepped up a pay dispute with the Tasmanian government, walking off the job at two southern hospitals. US senator with Australian ties now a presidential frontrunner The polling booths have barely been packed down after the US midterms, but Washington is already looking ahead to the presidential election. Home battery subsidy scheme lauded despite government's search for cuts Environment Minister Murray Watt praises the home battery subsidy scheme as “phenomenally successful” despite the prime minister declining to rule out means-testing the $7.2b program. Lehmann says 'everyone' was ball tampering globally, denies Khawaja's sandpaper claims Darren Lehmann rejects Usman Khawaja's claims the entire Australian camp knew about the 2018 sandpaper plot, but says "everyone" was ball tampering up until that day. US offers $29m reward for details on Iran's nuclear program A US State Department program, Rewards for Justice, "is offering a $US20 million reward — and possible relocation — for information on Iran's nuclear program". Elders call for leadership to address Indigenous child safety crisis Indigenous elders accuse WA Aboriginal Affairs Minister Don Punch of "passing the buck" on child protection in the state's north, and say they want leaders who will listen and offer a clear plan forward. For female 'lifers' in the US, prison will never be home An Australian researcher is documenting the lives of America's most "dismissed" women, prisoners who will spend the rest of their lives behind bars. Just 8 per cent of licensed pilots in Australia are women Stark gender imbalances in the aviation industry have left some young women in the field wondering what more can be done to close the gap. Inside the multi-billion-dollar industry of illegal peptides pushed by influencers ABC News Loop speaks to social media influencers being paid thousands of dollars to promote illegal peptides, and we take you inside the unregulated Chinese labs that make them. Schoolgirl fighting cancer meets her idol Benson Boone All Kenzie Riddle wanted for her 13th birthday was to meet US singer Benson Boone. Thanks to a viral video on Instagram, her dream became a reality. Inclusion and education on agenda for marking WA's bicentenary in 2029 Western Australia's bicentenary should be a "commemoration rather than a celebration", according to the new chair of the committee that will guide the state's approach to 2029. 'Strong, cheeky' Shepparton boy remembered after tragic river death An 11-year-old Shepparton boy who died this week has been remembered as a talented athlete who had a strong connection to his community Fishers' hurt on display as WA's demersal ban faces parliamentary scrutiny Three days of parliamentary hearings have exposed ongoing divisions over fisheries science, management decisions and the ongoing access to fish stocks, with calls for greater transparency. Triumph, tragedy and Alan Jones's drive to survive F1's deadliest era As tributes flood in for F1 world champion Alan Jones and reflections are written on his tremendous career, his death has highlighted the dangerous and deadly period he raced in. News from the BBC World Service Meghan's father Thomas Markle under house arrest after child sex abuse material charge The 82-year-old appeared in court in Florida after the FBI searched two Los Angeles-area storage units he rented. With Stephen Miller pick as new chief of staff, Trump readies for a battle The US president's promotion of Miller, a loyal partisan firebrand to be his new chief of staff sets up likely clashes with Congress. Brand's barrister refers himself to regulator after report he confronted journalist Ian Winter allegedly confronted a reporter outside court who had investigated the comedian. Paraguay's president impeached after collapse of bank Santiago Peña was ousted due to a banking crisis which left millions of people unable to access their money. What happens if all the lights go out? This is the plan for a 'Black Sky' event A Black Sky event could leave millions without power, water and communications. So how prepared is the UK? Relief, tears and sadness: Married at First Sight UK cast react to show being axed It was cancelled after a BBC Panorama investigation heard allegations from three former cast members. Parliament restoration delays 'frustrating', says Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle urges action after a committee warns it is "crunch time" for the ailing building. Pope in 'pretty good health' as he starts Latin America tour Pope Leo travels to Uruguay just three weeks after having surgery for lung cancer. Gladiator II stuntman sues over injuries from on-set explosion Edward Sarsfield says he suffered "excruciating" burns while filming a scene on a burning ship. Whole Australia team knew of sandpaper use, Khawaja says Usman Khawaja claims the entire Australia team knew about the use of sandpaper to tamper with the ball in the final Test of their 2018 series with South Africa. Dutch small boat launch shows smugglers are adapting, says MP Dover MP Mike Tapp says smugglers will find new launch locations and methods due to disruptions. How 2000s lad culture helped Russell Brand to hide in plain sight The behaviour that formed the backdrop to Brand's prosecution also helped elevate him, writes the BBC's media editor Katie Razzall. Katherine Ryan says she feels 'grief and relief' after Russell Brand conviction The comedian had previously spoken about an unnamed "predator" in the entertainment industry. Burnham responds to BBC question over Labour's past links to Brand The prime minister says that Labour politicians courting the comedian a decade ago had not been aware of his crimes. 'My mortgage is going up £200': How rising interest rates are hitting people's pockets With UK interest rates set to rise, mortgages, credit cards and loans could get more expensive for millions. This man refused life-saving treatment because of his religion - days later the rules changed Jehovah's Witness leaders relaxed strict rules on blood transfusions, but the change came 23 days too late for Isaac Valdez. The Papers: 'Meghan's father charged' and 'Brand investigation widens' Thomas Markle's arrest leads a number of Saturday's front pages, while Russell Brand continues to feature prominently. One of the year's most prolific meteor showers to light up the night sky this weekend The Leonid meteor shower, known for its bright and fast meteors, will kick off this weekend and continue until the end of November. Texas mayor instructs police to limit co-operation with ICE The new policy, which comes after a Democratic sweep of the state, will limit the people it will inform the immigration agency about to those who have been arrested for jailable offences. From young offender to junior doctor: 'I wrote a plan and stuck to it' Steven Beattie left Scotland's most violent prison 20 years ago vowing to turn his life around. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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