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News from the ABC Australia Iranian official says deaths in Iran protests reach at least 5,000 The death toll includes about 500 security personnel and exceeds that of any other round of protest or unrest in Iran in decades. Man faces NT court over seizure of 2kg of meth A 22-year-old man has faced court after police allegedly found 2 kilograms of methamphetamine, along with large quantities of other drugs, during a traffic stop in Katherine last week. Breaking: Man attacked by shark at Sydney beach in third incident in two days A man is believed to have been seriously injured in another shark attack in Sydney. Teen dies of injuries at bottom of cliff near Jerrabomberra Waterhole A member of the public tried to perform CPR on a teenage boy suffering serious injuries at the bottom of a cliff near Canberra, but he died at the scene. 'Irregular flight school practices' linked to triple-fatal plane crash An investigation finds risky flying behaviour, an amateur-built aeroplane's "design deficiencies" and issues at the pilot's flight school may have contributed to a fatal light aeroplane crash in Victoria in 2024. Nicolas Cage shrine amid weird pranks at Mount Gambier deputy mayor's home A Nicolas Cage-themed shrine is the latest of a series of celebrity-themed pranks that Mount Gambier's deputy mayor says have befallen his home in recent weeks. Eye-catching 'smack' of red jellyfish washes ashore on Melbourne beaches Visitors to Melbourne's eastern beaches over the weekend were surprised to see an influx of crimson jellyfish bobbing in the water. One expert says a "perfect storm" of factors has brought them to the coastline. Residents in WA community urged to stay out of floodwaters after weekend deluge People living in Kalumburu, one of the most remote communities in Western Australia's far north, are being warned of rising river levels and floods, after heavy rain. How WA went from leader to loser in the illegal tobacco wars Burnt out storefronts in Perth and regional cities are testament to the government's inability to control the illegal tobacco trade — and it's not clear when things will change, writes Keane Bourke. 'I forgive these people': Bondi survivor's remarkable act after massacre Ya'akov Tetleroyd's father died in the Bondi Beach shootings. He nearly lost his arm as a result of being shot, yet he told 7.30 in an exclusive interview that he forgives the gunmen. Bid to extend opening hours of 'only truly free' public space in Alice Springs In one of Australia's hottest towns, the library is an important air-conditioned public space offering a no-cost respite from burning summer temperatures. Reugg defies the odds to defend Tour Down Under title After being dropped on the first two ascents of a pivotal section of the final stage, Switzerland's Noemi Reugg fights back brilliantly to claim back-to-back Tour Down Under victories. Hunter posts inspiring Aus Open win after thinking her career was over A ruptured Achilles tendon threatened to send Storm Hunter into retirement, but her perseverance pays off with a first-round victory in Melbourne. Shooters 'anxious' as ACT looks to reform 'outdated' gun laws Professional and recreational shooters say they want to see extensive community consultation before any changes are made to the ACT's gun laws. Company director sentenced for interfering with Aboriginal relics Graeme Elphinstone, the founder and director of Elphinstone Engineering, avoids conviction and is fined $12,000 for interfering with Aboriginal relics on his land on Tasmania's east coast. The Lion King co-director Roger Allers dies aged 76 Roger Allers was known for working on various Disney films including The Lion King, The Little Mermaid and Aladdin. Young surfer uninjured after shark bites board at Sydney beach Surf Life Saving NSW confirms a boy is unharmed after an encounter with a shark at Dee Why Beach just before lunchtime on Monday. Smith speaks on T20 future ahead of World Cup Steve Smith has lit up the Big Bash since returning to the Sydney Sixers, but concedes the ship has sailed for him to play in next month's T20 World Cup. 'Now it is time': Trump's Greenland threats grow after Europe sends troops Tensions between the United States and Greenland's allies reach a new high, with threats of increasing tariffs after European troops were sent to the island. Raw sewage headache continues six months after spill Six months on from a major sewage spill in Perth's south, one resident whose house was substantially damaged still has not been able to get the repairs he needs to move back in, blaming both the Water Corp and his insurance company for the delay. News from the BBC World Service High-speed train crash in Spain kills at least 39 More than 400 passengers were on board the trains that derailed near the city of Córdoba, in Spain's worst rail crash in more than a decade. 'Credit-score company encouraged me to borrow again when I was nearly debt-free' A woman who had nearly paid off a £10,000 debt was sent emails suggesting she could apply for new credit cards. US believes its power matters more than international law, UN chief tells BBC António Guterres says Washington's "clear conviction" is that multilateral solutions are irrelevant. Alzheimer's finger-prick blood test could transform diagnosis, experts say An international trial involving 1,000 volunteers will aim to detect biomarkers associated with the condition. 'Shameful' and 'terrible look' - the chaos that marred Senegal's Afcon triumph Senegal beat Morocco to win the Africa Cup of Nations for a second time - but only after the final was overshadowed when they temporarily refuse to play after the hosts are awarded a controversial stoppage time-penalty with the match 0-0. How crypto criminals stole $700 million from people - often using age-old tricks As crypto wealth continues to grow, criminals are mixing sophisticated hacks with deception, and in some cases, real life violence. Prince Harry to appear in court in legal action against Daily Mail publishers Prince Harry is to give evidence in London High Court on Thursday as part of legal battle against the publishers of the Daily Mail. Tory MP Andrew Rosindell defects to Reform UK His defection comes days after former shadow justice minister Robert Jenrick joined Reform. Government pulls Hillsborough Law debate after backlash It was facing a potential rebellion by some Labour MPs over how the law would apply to security services. More than 60 Labour MPs urge PM to ban social media for under-16s The MPs says the UK "risks being left behind" if it does not adopt a ban similar to one in Australia. BBC demands tighter vetting after Apprentice candidate's offensive social media posts A contestant due to appear on the forthcoming series is found to have previously posted offensive messages on social media. Socks, salsa and friends - how to beat the gloom in January It might be the most miserable time of the year but there is something you can do about that. The Papers: 'EU weighs up €93bn retaliation' and 'Raducanu's fine start' The fallout from Donald Trump's tariff threat to EU allies that oppose his campaign to annex Greenland dominates Monday's papers. 'A letter from Attenborough started my wildlife filming career' Christian Marot was 19 when he sent his short film to Sir David and to his surprise he got a reply. Why the US is buying icebreakers from Finland The Nordic nation leads the way when it comes to both the design and construction of the vessels. Faisal Islam: Global disruption looms large over biggest-ever Davos Expect the World Economic Forum this week to be both the centre of the world and totally bizarre. Japan PM Takaichi set to call snap election Since taking office last October, Sanae Takaichi has enjoyed high public support. Fourteen dead, dozens missing in massive Pakistan mall fire The blaze at the Gul Plaza in Karachi raged for more than 24 hours before it was put out. Syria agrees ceasefire with Kurdish-led forces after two weeks of clashes President Ahmed al-Sharaa said the deal would allow the Syrian state to reassert control over most areas. Cancer patients 'warned for years' about hospital water infections John Cuddihy told BBC Scotland News his late daughter's experiences "must continue to echo beyond her lifetime". Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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