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News from the ABC Australia Adelaide Crows player in collision involving pedestrian Police are investigating the collision which took place on Port Road at Woodville on Friday morning. Live: 'They look scared': Under-fire Tigers make shocking start against Warriors Jarome Luai is back in the line-up for the Tigers' clash with the Warriors as reports emerge that he has been granted permission to leave the club early if he wants. Follow live. China achieves first-ever controlled rocket recovery China has successfully tested an experimental rocket retrieval system, state media reported, in the hope of breaking US dominance in reusable rockets. Live: Pies veteran's record run at risk after tackle, as star forward hurt Jack Crisp's record run of consectuive games is at risk after a tackle saw his North opponent ruled out with concussion. Follow live. Family of missing Toowoomba woman fears the worst Police release CCTV footage and switch search focus as the family of young mother Jana Armstrong, who went missing in Toowoomba, fears the worst.  Corruption watchdog's university probe ends in tears Former University of Wollongong governance officer Alyssa White became emotional as she explained to an ICAC inquiry why she repeatedly intervened to secure jobs for friends and former colleagues. Pedestrians 'lucky to be alive' after truck loses load on highway Footage shows two 15-tonne concrete slabs colliding with parked cars when the incident happened north of Adelaide. 'Sexual predator' jailed after 'brazen' apartment building attacks Alexander Terry was sentenced to nine years in jail for the rape and sexual assault of four women at a Townsville apartment complex where he was a caretaker.  Derryn Hinch remembered as 'tough old bugger', 'crusader for justice' Media identity Derryn Hinch is being remembered as a provocative but courageous journalist who was ahead of his time in his fight against institutional sex abuse. Regulator closes 45 family day care residences across Melbourne For the first time, Victoria's Early Childhood Regulatory Authority has used its powers to suspend a childcare operator, closing 45 family day care residences across Melbourne. Economist Justin Wolfers on the 'absurdity' of Trump's America Former Reserve Bank economist Justin Wolfers says Australia urgently needs to consider the role of money in its politics while examining how US President Donald Trump profits from his position. Australia's huntsman fastest spider on record, new study suggests A species of huntsman spider found in Queensland is the fastest mover out of more than 250 spider species analysed in a new study. 'That's not good enough': Wallabies determined to end losing run Close enough will not be good enough for the Wallabies, even with an untried flyhalf and familiar French pack ready to inflict a sixth-straight Test defeat on the hosts in Brisbane. Six-year-old boy dies in hospital after Scenic Rim crash A six-year-old boy has died in hospital following a two-vehicle crash near Beaudesert on Monday. The lowdown on lush native lawns that only need mowing once a year If mowing the lawn is getting you down, it might be time to ditch your exotic buffalo, couch or kikuyu grass and switch to a native alternative. Sydney woman accused of illegal voting facing jury trial in US A Sydney woman will face trial in the US state of Louisiana after being accused of falsely claiming to be a US citizen and voting illegally in two federal elections. Young Socceroo reportedly headed to German club Promising midfielder Paul Okon-Engstler is reportedly headed to Germany, the first of an emerging batch of Socceroos to move to bigger leagues. Australia's most played song on radio this week draws AI criticisms A cover of the Madonna hit Like a Prayer is at the top of the charts but criticisms have been levied at the artist behind the cover, Josh Fawaz, over his suspected use of artificial intelligence. Australian-first CO2-powered battery planned for coal town The Victorian government unveils a plan to build a compressed CO2 battery storage system in the heart of the state's coal country. No parking signs turfed into creek at hospital redevelopment site Residents say the streets surrounding a Mount Barker hospital construction site are inundated with workers' vehicles, and some have rejected temporary "no parking" signs. News from the BBC World Service Bayeux Tapestry arrives in UK for first time in 900 years under police guard The famous artefact depicting events leading up to the Norman Conquest of England will go on display in September. Police investigating Reform donations - reports The investigation is looking into donations made to Reform UK by the mother of the convicted fraudster George Cottrell, according to the Times. Brexit-backing, animal-loving Strictly star Ann Widdecombe dies aged 78 A leading figure on the right of British politics who reinvented herself as a reality TV star. Vapes to have less enticing names and flavours to protect children People are being consulted about plans to stop vape companies using enticing flavour descriptions that "attract" children into experimenting. Pioneering treatment saves identical twins from rare pregnancy condition Identical twins Nancy and Margo benefitted from the procedure while in the womb as part of a world-first medical trial. To Wimbledon and back - Fery's voyage to Centre Court spotlight Arthur Fery learned how to play tennis about a mile away from Wimbledon's Centre Court - now he's one win from the SW19 final. Prince Harry plays pickleball at Invictus Games event, but no Meghan The Duke of Sussex is travelling without his wife for the event at Birmingham's NEC. Ukrainian agent accused of murdering Monaco bomb suspect changes story Two men with links to Ukraine's security services are accused of killing Anastasiia Berezovska and dumping her body in woods. UK bakes in 35C highs as heatwave to continue next week On Thursday, temperatures exceeded 34C for the eighth day this year, breaking the previous record of seven days in a calendar year. 'Cool in 90 seconds' - the fake portable air conditioners sweeping the internet The ASA says adverts claiming small devices can rapidly cool rooms were too good to be true. Big tech must deal with scam ads under Ofcom proposals Ofcom says more than half of UK adults have encountered potentially fraudulent ads online. 'People don't realise how at risk they are': A day with an ambulance service in a heatwave The BBC join a crew based in Exeter as the UK sizzles in one of its longest-running heatwaves. How much sunscreen do you need to protect your skin? What to look for when choosing sunscreen and how to apply it to get the maximum protection. How can I get air conditioning in my home and how much does it cost? As summers in the UK get hotter, is it time for air conditioning to become a permanent feature in most homes? Why heatwaves hit women harder Experts are calling for better awareness of the heat-related risks to women and more targeted efforts to protect them. All the best looks from Paris Haute Couture Week 2026 Scorching temperatures in the French capital accompanied the hottest week in haute couture. We've saved £6,000 on holidays by swapping homes with strangers The BBC looks at the growing trend of people swapping homes to cut holiday costs. The youth clubs fighting to stay relevant in the social media age Funding has shrunk and hundreds of youth clubs have closed. But those that remain are trying to reinvent what youth services look like. Weekly quiz: Why did Australia's PM apologise to Kylie Minogue? How much attention did you pay to what happened in the world over the past seven days? I was needle spiked in a nightclub on my first holiday with friends Teenage footballer Taylor Coulter needed hospital treatment after being injected by a stranger in the Spanish resort of Magaluf. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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