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News from the ABC Australia Is it safe to exercise outside during hot weather amid heatwave? Despite parts of Australia experiencing the worst heatwave conditions since the 2019-20 Black Summer, people can still be spotted braving the hot weather to go for a run. Should they be doing this? ABC timelines quiz: From Einstein to the Hindenburg, Sputnik to Harry Potter, pick which came first In today's timelines quiz, your challenge is to guess which historic event of the 20th century came first. Cattle producers reeling with 29,000 stock loss, and more rain coming The number of livestock found dead across north-west Queensland is expected to rise, but for already devastated producers, a potential cyclone brings the threat of more rain. A derailed freight train has shut a key railway line. Here's what we know The derailment of a freight train on a key section of railway in South Australia is affecting all transcontinental train services as heatwave conditions in the area impact the pace of recovery works. 'Bunch of cash': The big little fundraiser causing problems for the NSW premier A decade-old Labor fundraiser at the centre of allegations that NSW Premier Chris Minns conspired to evade a state donations law was reported at the time as a much bigger event than official records suggest, the ABC can reveal. First Nations rally organiser vows to defy 'inhumane' NSW protest laws Paul Silva says he plans to defy NSW's new protest restrictions to rally against Indigenous deaths in custody. NATO's latest threat could be coming from within Donald Trump has made it clear he's departing from decades of US foreign policy norms, and once-close allies are now questioning what it could mean for them. State-by-state breakdown of the heatwave as a 47C day looms for some A breeze will bring a brief reprieve for coastal areas of Victoria and South Australia today before the heat and fire danger ramps up again tomorrow. 'Mission accomplished': The day 'El Chapo' was captured "Mission accomplished: we got him," began the triumphant tweet from Mexico's then-president Enrique Peña Nieto. Emergency warnings remain for multiple bushfires across Victoria Emergency warnings remain in place as out-of-control blazes continue to burn in Victoria ahead of "catastrophic" fire conditions on Friday. Forced adoption survivor says Tas compensation figure 'totally inadequate' A Tasmanian woman who was forced to give up her newborn daughter in 1969 says decisions about a planned redress scheme, made ahead of consultation, have made her feel worthless. Tiebreak defeat spells end for Special Ks at Brisbane International Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis's doubles campaign at the Brisbane International has come to an end after an entertaining tiebreak decider against France. US forces seize Russian-flagged oil tanker with Venezuela links The tanker has been evading an American blockade of sanctioned vessels linked to Venezuela's oil industry since December. Gunshot in rural WA prompts police search for 58yo man, woman injured Police are urging anyone who sees Kenneth John Giles or a white ute to call Triple Zero, as significant resources are deployed. Hottest day in years recorded as bushfire warnings remain South-east Australia has sweltered through its hottest day in years as firefighters in Victoria continue to battle multiple out-of-control blazes. Nestlé recalls select batches of Alfamino infant formula The precautionary measure is over concerns that the product could contain a toxin that can cause food poisoning symptoms. UK citizen described as 'good friend' by White Australia movement to be deported A foreign national has his visa cancelled and is facing deportation from Australia, amid claims of links to the "White Australia" movement. Firefighters extinguish blaze in Perth's east after homes threatened Ground and aerial crews successfully control a bushfire that closed a section of Roe Highway and brought traffic to a standstill. England's brightest hope and biggest blunder sets up Sydney finale Jacob Bethell's brilliant maiden Test century sets up an intriguing finish in Sydney, but leaves everyone bemused as to where this precocious young player has been all summer. Quick hits: Webster sparks meltdown, Stokes hurt and Bethell brings tears Beau Webster sparks a classic English meltdown as Jacob Bethell brings tears while Ben Stokes fails to finish another series. Here are your quick hits from day four of the SCG Test. News from the BBC World Service Trump actively discussing potentially buying Greenland, White House says Both Greenland and its owner Denmark have repeatedly stressed the island was not for sale. How could Trump 'take' Greenland? The White House says it is considering a range of options to take the island, including deploying the military. Young people say new driving rules are condescending and expensive Young drivers have spoken to the BBC about how the proposed changes could affect them. Former England boss Keegan diagnosed with cancer Former England striker and manager Kevin Keegan has been diagnosed with cancer and is receiving treatment. More snow and ice across UK as cold snap continues Fresh amber warnings for snow and wind have been issued for parts of the UK on Thursday. Beach hut owners hit back at council over 'second home' tax plan Beach hut owners in Mudeford say they will look at the legality of plans to double their council tax. Man, 18, first person charged under new Channel crossing law Aman Naseri, 18, denies endangering 46 people during a boat crossing to the UK on 5 January. Prince Harry not planning to meet King on UK visit The King is expected to keep his distance during Harry's court case against the publisher of the Daily Mail. UK viewers warm up for steamy ice hockey hit Heated Rivalry The latest word-of-mouth hit arrives in the UK after setting pulses racing across the Atlantic. Murderer and fellow inmate who absconded from prison are caught Murderer Matthew Armstrong and Daniel Washbourne are arrested on suspicion of escaping lawful custody. Interim leader sacks general in charge of Maduro's guard General Javier Marcano Tábata was the commander of the inner circle of guards tasked with protecting Maduro. UK forces helped US seizure of tanker, says MoD Venezuelan-linked Marinera was stopped by the US Coast Guard as it travelled through waters between Iceland and Scotland. 'Fear in the streets': Venezuelans uncertain about what might happen next The BBC spoke to Venezuelans after the seizure by US forces of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. US will control Venezuela oil sales 'indefinitely', official says Officials say sales were expected to start with 30 million to 50 million barrels of oil and the revenue would be controlled by the US government. 'The player for the big occasion': Ex-Tottenham and England forward Chivers dies aged 80 Former Tottenham and England forward Martin Chivers dies at the age of 80. I would have been selfish not to share twins' muscle disease diagnosis, Jesy Nelson says The former Little Mix star recently revealed her twin baby daughters have been diagnosed with SMA. How the new road safety measures could affect you The government is proposing lowering alcohol limits for drivers and regular eye tests for older motorists. Berlin power outage highlights German vulnerability to sabotage The power cut was caused by a suspected arson attack and came as temperatures dipped below freezing. Why the NFL play-offs are the 'most unusual' in years Even NFL veterans are struggling to call this season's play-offs, with so many big names out and an array of young stars ready to battle for Super Bowl glory. UN rights chief says Israeli policy in West Bank 'resembles apartheid system' Israel says Volker Türk's office makes "absurd" accusations in a report that details what the UN calls "systemic discrimination" against Palestinians. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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