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News from the ABC Australia Ukraine awards Elon Musk Order of Freedom for Starlink support Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has awarded Elon Musk the Order of Freedom, one of Ukraine's highest state honours. Australian among hundreds missing in Nepal floods, as 22 confirmed dead The flash flood in the Himalayan border region has killed at least 22 people in Nepal. Nearly 300 foreign nationals, including an Australian, have been reported missing. The home of the Ford Falcon may soon become Australia's AI engine room For more than half a century, this Ford manufacturing plant was known as the home of the iconic Falcon. Now there is a proposal to turn it into a giant data centre and locals are worried. Notes allegedly written by woman accused of killing parents released A court releases handwritten notes allegedly penned by a woman standing trial charged with murdering her elderly parents. They include a reference to police waiting to see if she would "get cocky and slip up". Canberra childcare centre ordered to close as provider enters administration Parents say they were unaware that the Charnwood centre was ordered to close for three months from next Thursday. Body found as police investigate shooting of Melbourne father Homicide detectives find a body in their search for a Melbourne father who went missing after allegedly being shot. Queensland allowed to use coal, gas for data centres despite renewable push The state's premier says it is a "good win" for his state, which owns much of its own electricity infrastructure, while the federal government had previously demanded states use renewables as a standard. Wife of key figure in ICAC probe paid $254k for three months of work The NSW corruption watchdog has heard that the wife of a key figure in the inquiry was paid $254,666 for three months of consulting. Hobart council advances ban on full-home short stays Hobart City Council has voted to advance strict new limits on whole-home short stays. The plan, which aims to protect long-term rentals, will now go to the state planning body for final approval.  Macquarie Group dumps KPMG from audit contract Accounting firm KPMG says it is facing the consequences of its "past failings" as it is dropped by Macquarie Group. Cream puff restaurateur avoids jail over lies to corruption watchdog Valentine Yee, whose parents owns Sydney's Emperor's Garden, admitted to what a judge described as "egregious" lies to an ICAC inquiry for his brother. Report finds rock art damage more extensive than thought The Murujuga Rock Art monitoring program finds pollutants from previous industrial activity have damaged a larger area of ancient rock art on the Burrup Peninsula than previously thought. Live: Nikita Tszyu and Ben Mahoney in thrilling draw Nikita Tszyu and Ben Mahoney have fought themselves to a standstill in thrilling contest that was scored a split decision draw on the Gold Coast on Wednesday night. Video shows antisemitic road rage abuse in Adelaide's CBD A Jewish woman visiting Adelaide was captured in a video being subjected to antisemitic abuse on her first day in the city, the Anti Defamation Commission says. Bus firm fined $650k for hiring driver in fatal wedding crash The bus company and its directors were fined for failing in their duty of care, including hiring driver Brett Button, who was impaired by drugs at the time of the crash that killed 10 passengers. Melbourne attack accused tells court 'at least they're both still breathing' The 27-year-old was remanded in custody after being charged with repeatedly stabbing a woman and punching her 10-year-old child outside the Victoria Police headquarters. Woman ordered to pay $27k after kittens found in freezer A Tasmanian woman will never be allowed to own a cat again, after almost 70 cats were found living in "squalid" conditions and a dozen kittens were found dead in her freezer. Historic antisemitism inquiry ends with Rabbi’s impassioned call After more than 60 days of public hearings, the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion has come to an emotional close. Man convicted for $15k spend on stolen credit cards 'likely' from dark web A Riverland man has been sentenced for using stolen credit cards "likely" from the dark web to purchase almost $16,000 worth of merchandise from Bunnings. 'Clearly wrong': Division erupts as NT government politicians clash over VAD During debate about the Northern Territory government's voluntary assisted dying bill in parliament, backbencher Tanzil Rahman has accused his colleagues of being inauthentic and of deliberately mischaracterising the debate. News from the BBC World Service Video shows scale of flash flood hitting Nepal-Tibet border This video has been edited by the BBC with white flashes, due to the distressing content. Murder probe as two people dead in house fire in Middlesbrough Cleveland Police says it "cannot rule out any links to wider organised crime" after the fire near Middlesbrough. Prince Harry and Meghan land in UK days after announcing move Prince Harry, Meghan, and their two children are believed to have flown into the country privately from California. From 'dirt poor' to philanthropic superstar - the life of Dolly Parton Iconic country musician Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80, the singer's team announced on social media. Cosmic radiation link in flight attendant's breast cancer, French court finds Former Air France stewardess Sophie Lainault has had her cancer recognised as an occupational disease. Ex-chief constable investigated over ban on Israeli Maccabi Tel Aviv fans Craig Guildford, three police officers and a staff member face IOPC investigation. Door was locked at Pakistan hospital where fire killed 14 babies, witnesses say A hospital official told the BBC that the door to the ward was not locked, but manned with security guards, to protect the babies. Rockstar Games breaks silence on Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks The game developer says the unauthorised footage has caused "heartbreak" for those working on the title. CIA chief met Russian intelligence services but not Putin, Kremlin says John Ratcliffe travelled to the Russian capital on Tuesday in a rare and unannounced visit. Heart, hope and a steely determination: Dolly Parton's musical legacy BBC music correspondent Mark Savage looks back on the legacy of the "irreplaceable" late singer. How Dolly Parton helped the world - from children's books to supporting Covid vaccine The late singer-songwriter's charity causes were as eclectic as her music, but she had a personal connection to each one. 'If you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain': The singer's wit and wisdom The much-loved country singer-songwriter in her own words, following her death aged 80. Taylor Swift and Beyoncé lead tributes after death of 'bold and brilliant' Dolly Parton Tributes pour in from across the worlds of music, film and politics for the star, who has died at 80. A nosy polar bear and a lucky squirrel: Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 shortlist The polar bear image taken by Audun Rikardsen was among the 'highly commended' entries in this year's competition. Why Pride is facing a backlash - from inside and outside the LGBT community Big companies used to go out of their way to support Pride. Now, there's a nervousness in the air, Darren Milby writes How parents can save on costs as the new school year starts From baby banks to supermarket deals, there are many ways parents can ease the back-to-school burden. Why high energy bills look like they are here to stay The government is under pressure to support billpayers when domestic energy prices predicted to rise further. Alcaraz and Williams thrill in US Open mixed doubles Serena Williams and Carlos Alcaraz were among the star double-acts in New York as the US Open mixed doubles competition got under way on Tuesday. Canada's retaliation tests the limit of American power under Trump The president is using US dominance to challenge allies and enemies alike - but both Canada and Iran have found ways to fight back. Chinese teens are turning to mind-numbing drugs to 'run away from reality' Students are seeking prescription drugs because they fear failure, a teen tells the BBC. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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