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News from the ABC Australia Hull, Marschall win bronze at World Athletics Indoor Championships Australia adds to its medal tally in Poland, with Jessica Hull and Kurtis Marschall reaching the podium. Man in 30s shot by police south of Brisbane Police were called to the Carmody Centre in Logan Central on Saturday night to reports of a man armed with a knife and making threats. Drivers use Afterpay, work extra jobs amid soaring fuel prices The rising cost of fuel is forcing drivers across the country to make difficult decisions, but regional residents are particularly hard hit due to the tyranny of distance and the absence of public transport. Robert Mueller, former FBI director and Russia inquiry lead, dies at 81 Robert Mueller, the no-nonsense former FBI chief who documented Russia's interference in the 2016 US election and its contacts with Donald Trump's campaign — but opted not to bring criminal charges against a sitting president — dies aged 81. From rhinos to sheep dogs: How a zookeeper became a champion dog trainer Scott Smith spends his days caring for black rhinos at Dubbo's Taronga Western Plains Zoo but, after a long day at work, he swaps wild animals for a smaller domestic variety. Tasmania Devils fans get first taste of victory at VFL clash with Coburg In front a sold-out crowd, the Tasmania Devils have won their first VFL game in 18 years, as they work towards their entry to the AFL. Kids sustaining deadly 'hidden injuries' from e-bikes, doctor warns Bans on children riding e-mobility devices are being considered by several states, but a frontline surgeon says more must be done to stop "preventable injuries". How this radio shack became Antarctica's only 'Hilton' There are hundreds of Hilton hotels around the world, but none are quite like the Wilkes "Hilton" in Antarctica — a small rustic hut used by Australian expeditioners. Does an acid attack in Indonesia signal its democratic unravelling? An acid attack that seriously burned an Indonesian human rights campaigner reflects a pattern of authoritarian resurgence, in which any form of confrontational activism is viewed as a threat to the state that must be crushed. How 'white supremacist' material was used to hire an army of ICE agents The White House faces scrutiny over posts experts describe as "flat out white supremacist" amid calls for oversight after ICE agents left "death cards" in immigrants' cars. Live: Tropical Cyclone Narelle downgraded to category two after crossing NT coast Tropical Cyclone Narelle crosses the Northern Territory coast, where it's expected to weaken to a tropical low tracking across the Top End before eventually moving to northern Western Australia. Matildas endure familiar pain in Asian Cup final, but will the relief ever come? The Matildas were despondent after losing the Asian Cup final to Japan for the third time, as the golden generation's shot at a major trophy may have passed. Kings deny roughing up Cotton in NBL Championship Series opener Kings coach Brian Goorjian insists there was "no intent" to deliberately target Bryce Cotton, as his side defeats the 36ers by 44 points in Sydney. Larger sharks could enter Port Phillip as climate warms water, scientists say Researchers are tracking more than 100 sharks and rays in Melbourne's bay to assess how they're affected by climate change and human behaviour. 'We can't recreate the past': Oxford Street blow as queer venue shutters Craig Bell, the owner of Stonewall Hotel, said the decision was "sad and difficult" but "change is constant, and Stonewall’s story is far from over". Far North Queensland takes stock of cyclone damage as clean-up begins As Tropical Cyclone Narelle crosses the Northern Territory, communities in Far North Queensland are counting the cost and cleaning up, hopeful power and reception will be restored soon. Trump may have lost a 'game of chicken' with Iran, which exposed a red line It appears that by sparking Iran's escalating strikes on Qatar, Israel may have crossed somewhat of a red line for Trump. 'A lot of nervous people in Liberal Party circles': One Nation’s moment arrives in SA. It might only be the beginning If it can happen in South Australia, it can happen anywhere.That's the takeaway from One Nation's performance at this state election. Live: G7 condemns Iran attacks on energy supplies G7 foreign ministers condemn Iran's attacks on global energy supplies, stressing the need to keep key shipping routes — including the Strait of Hormuz — secure. Follow live. Where Australians are spending their money As the cost-of-living crisis intensifies, people from all walks of life are struggling. ABC Your Say asked ordinary Australians how they were making ends meet. News from the BBC World Service Foreign secretary denounces 'reckless Iran threats' after missiles fired at Diego Garcia Iran reportedly fired two ballistic missiles at Indian Ocean base, but neither reached the target. As Starmer faces war overseas, his party can't find peace at home British politicians tend to stick together during dangerous moments abroad. In 2026? Not so much. Robert Mueller, ex-FBI chief who led Trump-Russia investigation, dies at 81 A former FBI director, Mueller led the high-profile inquiry into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 US election BTS make live return in front of huge crowd RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook perform together for the first time since October 2022. Saturday Night Live UK is here - but can it make you laugh? The first episode of the British version of the American sketch show hits screens this weekend, and might face a tough crowd. Iranian strikes on bases used by US caused $800m in damage, new analysis shows Much of the damage was caused in initial retaliatory strikes by Iran in the week after the US and Israel launched its operation. Watch: Israeli strike next to British journalist is not AI-generated The video of the strike, hitting just metres from RT's Steve Sweeney and his crew, was recorded on Thursday in southern Lebanon. US lifts sanctions on some Iranian oil as energy prices soar The treasury secretary says the move will quickly bring about 140m barrels of oil to global markets. Paying back my student loan is more painful now I have a young family Graduates, parents and students spoke to BBC Your Voice about their experiences of student loans. Sarah Ferguson is keeping a low profile, but pressure mounts for her to give evidence on Epstein There are calls for the former duchess to give testimony in the US, although there is no legal requirement she does so. Remember Chuck Norris memes but never watched his films? You're not alone Chuck Norris became an inadvertent source of humour for a viral online celebration of his movie tough-guy persona. Five questions that still need answering about the meningitis outbreak The size and speed of the outbreak which has now affected 34 people, killing two of them, has been labelled "unprecedented". Home working, long leases and rise of parking apps - what went wrong for NCP How could a company that charged as much as £65 for a day's parking fail to turn a profit? Karen Hauer to leave Strictly Come Dancing Strictly Come Dancing's longest serving female professional dancer, Karen Hauer, has announced she's not returning this year. Food prices likely to rise due to Iran war, farmers' union says The National Farmers' Union says the price of cucumbers, tomatoes and peppers could rise over the next six weeks. Bodycam footage of Justin Timberlake's 2024 drink-driving arrest released The pop star's legal team had tried to prevent the release of footage from his arrest, but reached an agreement. As meningitis cases rise, some people are changing plans in Canterbury Events are cancelled and businesses say the city feels quieter after the start of the outbreak which has killed two young people. BBC presenter Louise Minchin taken to hospital with frostbite during Arctic challenge The 57-year-old had been attempting to cycle 300 miles in three days in Canada's Northwestern Territories. Drunk driver killed man then went to buy alcohol James O'Donnell, 35, is jailed for killing 63-year-old Keith Hornby by dangerous driving. Pentagon restrictions on press violate First Amendment, judge rules The Department of Defense had required reporters to agree to certain rules on what information they could gather in order to maintain access to the Pentagon. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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