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News from the ABC Australia State government corporation axes Brisbane sign’s Indigenous makeover The quiet axing of the proposed temporary artwork has amplified perceptions that Indigenous voices in state activities are being erased. Weekend storms and showers forecast for parts of Queensland The storms and strong winds that have hit central Queensland are likely to continue in the coming days, with the state's south-east set for isolated showers well into next week. Council opposes $209m Hindu temple in outer Melbourne green zone A 64-metre tall temple planned for Cranbourne South could become the largest of its kind in Australia, but the proposal has triggered concerns it could overwhelm local infrastructure and threaten wildlife. Amazon removes ceiling light after it catches fire in safety test Amazon Australia was warned months ago that a ceiling light for sale had caught fire and melted during a lab test. Government urged to do more over Australian's arrest in Vietnam Human rights groups urge the federal government to ratchet up pressure on Vietnam over the fate of an Australian pro-democracy campaigner who is in jail after disappearing in Cambodia last month. Wallaroos believe 'possibilities are endless' ahead of 2029 World Cup Their results may not show improvement, but the Wallaroos are making progress three years out from the Women's Rugby Cup, which Australia will host. Councillor told woman it was a 'pity' she wasn't bashed, investigator finds A Kempsey Shire councillor maintains his social media account was hacked after an investigator finds he told a woman it was a "pity" she had not been assaulted by an alleged domestic violence offender. De Minaur falls to world number one Zverev in Shanghai Top-ranked Alexander Zverev said he felt good on court after beating Alex de Minaur 6-4, 6-4 at the Shanghai Masters. Dead man found north of Melbourne may have been targeted The man was found at a property in Wollert and his death is being investigated by Homicide detectives. Friday news quiz: Investigate a fake murder and meet some introverted seabirds Don't believe any tips that hit your inbox promising the lowdown on how to ace this week's news quiz. You can't trust them. Hobart stadium facing 'cost pressures' as price tag remains unclear With an updated price tag for Hobart's AFL stadium expected to be released by the end of the year, the Tasmanian premier has skirted around questions on whether he would limit Tasmania's contribution to $875 million. How the joy of Pride is 'a form of resistance' against queer discrimination GWS player Tilly Lucas-Rodd said the conversations around AFLW Pride Round are important to keep platforming, as the joy is a counter to the discrimination queer people still face in sport. Spirit of Tasmania crew hit by severe gastro on voyage from Scotland A severe gastro outbreak on the Spirit of Tasmania V during its delivery voyage earlier this year has become the focus of a pay dispute in the Fair Work Commission. Journalist Amy Goodman won't take 'no comment' for an answer Oscar-nominated filmmakers Tia Lessin and Carl Deal documented years in the life of an indomitable newshound. Victorian schools told to remind parents education is free A principals' association says Victorian schools will be made worse off by an education department directive to stress that contributions are voluntary in the public system. Private health rebate changes causing Labor 'a lot of pain in electorates' It will be hard for the government to push through its private health rebate changes without sacrificing big dollars, just when it needs to preserve the budget's savings. Family court dismissed concerns over India data breach a decade ago A whistleblower who raised concerns about Australian court data being accessed in India more than a decade ago says the latest data breach is a "slap in the face". Brethren Church hauled back before inquiry over election interference claim Church leaders have denied organising members during the 2025 campaign, while at the same time acknowledging they clearly were coordinated. America's 'boomcession' and what it means for Australia The phenomenon highlights the stark gap between booming macroeconomic indicators and the widespread financial struggles ordinary people face. Alleged Chinese spy posed as recruiter for 'retired Australian police' A suspected Chinese spying network contacted Australians on LinkedIn using a fake security firm in an effort to encourage them to share information, an ABC investigation has found. News from the BBC World Service Former DUP leader Donaldson sentenced to 15 years in prison for child sex abuse Jeffrey Donaldson was convicted of 18 counts of sex abuse, including one of rape, which he committed against two women when they were children. Trump calls off livestream of Fort Hood attacker's execution by firing squad Trump said some would "rather not watch" the killing of Nidal Hasan, the first military execution in over 60 years. Trans people should use hospital spaces according to biological sex, NHS England says New guidance says trans patients should be cared for on single-sex hospital wards or bays that align with their biological sex. Russell Brand accuser says he turned 'monster-like' before alleged rape The 51-year-old faces three counts of rape, three charges of sexual assault and one of indecent assault. Banks say Healey is planning Budget tax raid on their profits Senior banking executives have told the BBC they expect to be "on the menu" in the chancellor's Budget tax later this month. This 75,000-year-old wound suggests Neanderthal life was more violent than we thought A 75,000-year-old Neanderthal spear wound may be evidence violence shaped human life far earlier than thought. Watch: Swimmer's emotional TV plea for cancer research leads to meeting with PM Scottish athlete, Archie Goodburn, who was diagnosed with three inoperable brain tumours two years ago, met Andy Burnham after an appeal for more investment into brain cancer research. Severe drought declared in parts of southern England Reservoir levels continue to drop after a hot summer and less September rain than normal. Man killed by tiger climbed two fences before suffering multiple injuries, inquest hears William Chapman climbed two fences to enter a tiger's pen at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, an inquest hears. Russia accuses Ukraine of attacking oil refinery after Zelensky says strikes to resume Ukraine's president says a pause on striking energy sites is over following fresh Russian attacks. Meghan makes first official public appearance since moving back to UK The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are taking part in a series of events linked to their charitable work in Nottingham. Professor shares 'most important thing to do' when someone is grieving Dr Lesel Dawson, co-director of Good Grief Weston, says avoiding grief is not a good way to cope. Hundreds of IDF investigations into killings still have no public outcome, BBC Verify finds BBC Verify has identified 254 incidents from the past three years the Israeli military said it is reviewing after being accused of harm. Watch: What does Starlink have to do with the Ukraine-Russia war? Ukraine's president has told Elon Musk that any restriction on the Starlink's system cost lives. Severe drought declared and hosepipe bans in force - is your area affected? Parts of southern England have entered "severe drought", while about 30 million people are under hosepipe ban. What we know about the criminal investigation into US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar The nature of the investigation is unclear but comes after officials cast doubt on her US citizenship. My son wants to try protein powders - I asked experts how safe it was Are protein supplements recommended for pre-teens and teenagers or is a big, juicy steak just as good? Everton's Thierno Barry on the emotional video he was scared to post The Everton striker explains why he chose to post an emotional video from a training session. Sign up now From news and politics to technology and the royals, get the best BBC journalism to your inbox. Infantino apologises to Fifa Council - but told he is still not fit to lead President Gianni Infantino apologises to the Fifa Council for his World Cup sell-off plan - but is asked to go further. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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