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News from the ABC Australia Tasmania's premier and deputy potentially at odds over conversion ban Tasmania's Deputy Premier Guy Barnett has written to an anti-trans feminist group labelling the Greens' bill to ban conversion practices as "fundamentally flawed". His views potentially put him at odds with Premier Jeremy Rockliff.  Pigeon race still on in Victoria's west despite bird flu outbreak A wildlife advocacy group fears a pigeon racing fundraiser could spread H5 bird flu from coastal to inland Victoria. Magpies legend Pendlebury set to join Gold Coast Suns for 2027 season AFL games record holder Scott Pendlebury will join the Gold Coast Suns in 2027 as an unrestricted free agent. British far-right activist Milo Yiannopoulos arrested by ICE Milo Yiannopoulos, who has called for ICE checkpoints at supermarkets in the US, is likely to be deported by immigration officials who described him as "an illegal alien from the United Kingdom". 'Once-in-a-lifetime' traditional mourning ceremony underway for Bendigo's Russell Jack The traditional Cantonese mourning lion ceremony has not been seen in the region in living memory. Unlikely team uncover source of mysterious space lights seen in Queensland Hobby astronomers partner with a retired NASA engineer to investigate the source of swirling lights seen in the night sky from Central Queensland. Planned statue of ex-Victorian premier Daniel Andrews scrapped Victorian premier Ben Carroll has cancelled plans to immortalise his predecessor Dan Andrews in statue form outside Melbourne's Treasury Place. Why China's censors are scrubbing videos of the Nepal-Tibet floods After horrifying video of a landslide hitting China-controlled Tibet emerged online it started to disappear in China. This is just one way Beijing is trying to control information about the disaster. Street artists turn rusting opal machinery into outback spectacle A renowned Australian artist offers city street artists a blank canvas to turn discarded opal-mining equipment into an outback open-air gallery. Push to declare garden favourite sold at Bunnings a weed The Invasive Species Council wants the common sweet pea plant, Polygala myrtifolia, with its pretty purple flowers recognised as a significant weed and removed from sale. One Nation takes on 'safe' Labor seat in closely watched WA by-election Can One Nation break into a Labor heartland? A crucial test is underway today in Western Australia. What makes a 'real' daffodil? Prospective judges learn the ropes Judging daffodils at flower shows isn't something Robert and Kerrie Goudsouzian ever thought they'd do. But, as judge numbers dwindle, they are learning the finer points of judging and say it's "just lovely". Council plans $15-25m bus stop upgrade amid anti-social behaviour concerns Business owners say antisocial behaviour at a city bus stop "is getting out of hand", but they are not sure a new council plan to spend $15-25 million revamping the area will fix the issue. Former ASIO agent offers to give evidence to Bondi royal commission The former agent, known as Marcus, worked with ASIO to infiltrate Islamic State networks in Western Sydney years before the attack. Melbourne council ditches e-bike and e-scooter trial amid complaints Another Melbourne council ends its "micromobility" trial of shared e-bikes and e-scooters after 93 per cent of feedback was negative. Sacked ALDI worker's use of AI as 'quasi-legal advisor' condemned The Fair Work Commission will soon require applicants to disclose any AI use with consequences for failing to be transparent. The murky lagoon harbouring a centuries-old maritime mystery The elusive Deadwater wreck is Western Australia's longest-running maritime mystery, encompassing colonial eyewitness accounts, artefacts tenuously linked to the wreck, and vivid folklore involving treasure, matricide and piracy. Historian solves mystery of concrete pillars unearthed at Sydney beach The concrete cylinders were a regular sight at the eastern suburbs beach after tidal events, but were taken away four years after becoming a hazard to beachgoers. Australia's oldest surviving colonial homestead to unlock its doors today Some of Western Sydney's most interesting and historic sites, including Australia's oldest surviving public building, will be unlocked to the public for one day. Wetland thriving with aquatic life again a glimpse of carp-free future While conservationists and fishers have formed an action group calling for more management of the pest fish now, Teal Flat provides a glimpse of what could be possible, even without a carp herpes virus.  News from the BBC World Service 97-year-old woman rescued after Nepali floods looked like 'a warrior' A 97-year-old woman, Guna Maya Bohara, survived the flash floods and was rescued using an excavator. Footage of Tibet floods isn't being shown in China - and we know little about victims there Some of the most dramatic footage from the deadly flash flooding is hidden from public view in China. Man dies and at least six injured after sign falls at Christian festival A 41-year-old man died at the Big Church Festival near Steyning in West Sussex, police say. Landlady to 9/11 hijackers reveals their links to alleged Saudi spy A woman who rented out homes to two al-Qaeda members speaks publicly for the first time - to the BBC. Close race as Iceland votes on whether to restart talks on joining EU Turbulent international affairs have brought the vote forward, but the campaign has focused more on Iceland's vital fishing industry. The race to stop England running out of water Who is to blame for the summer drought, and can England future-proof its water supplies? Somali piracy surges as the impact of the US-Iran war ripples outwards Two ships were seized within four days last week raising to at least 13 the number attacked since January. 'It's destroying our town': Residents tell of concern after violent incidents near Middlesbrough Residents near Middlesbrough have told the BBC of their concern after a spate of violent incidents in their area. Trump says US has 'historic' deal to control 65bn barrels of Venezuela's oil Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodriguez, hailed the deal as significant to her country's revival. Strong winds and thunderstorms kick off the bank holiday weekend Cooler and showery conditions will continue across the weekend and into Monday, bringing a record-breaking summer to a rather damp close as Matt Taylor explains. Mountain of broken fridges growing across England and Wales This year's multiple heat waves have increased the numbers of fridges and freezers breaking down. Watch: Why rescuers fear new barrier lake could cause another Nepal-Tibet flood Laura Bicker explains how a lake which formed after the recent landslide near the Nepal-Tibet border is raising fears of a second flood. Satellite images reveal scale of flood devastation in Nepal villages Before-and-after images show villages, bridges and a key Nepal-Tibet border crossing washed away by devastating floodwaters. This Indian pilgrim was about to enter Tibet for her dream tour - then her WhatsApp messages stopped Her family is among hundreds anxiously waiting for news after the deadly flash floods. Videos show people survive floodwaters on balcony in Nepal BBC Verify has located several videos from disaster-struck areas of the Trishuli river after deadly floods swept through. Charli XCX electrifies Reading Festival with era-spanning set The British singer and Irish rock band Fontaines DC both headlined the first night of Reading for 2026. Sweetcorn ice creams and pastries: The latest 'swavoury' trend taking over your feed From lattes to pastries, UK foodies are embracing the humble sweetcorn as more than a pizza topping. How 'Book Queen' Dolly Parton inspired millions of children with gift of reading Families across the globe share how free books from Parton's Imagination Library helped their children. What tariffs will really cost Canadians and Americans Households and businesses have become used to tariffs impacting the cost of living for more than year now, so what will change now? How one of the 'most powerful hacks' to control stress actually works We spoke to experts about how the breathing technique used by soldiers and influencers works. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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