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Forbes community walks to remember mother Molly Ticehurst, allegedly killed in domestic violence murder
The Forbes community has walked around the town lake to honour the life of childcare worker and mother Molly Ticehurst. The 28-year-old was allegedly murdered by a former partner last month
22yo dies after being stabbed in a park in Brisbane's south
A homicide investigation is underway after a man was fatally stabbed in Acacia Ridge, Brisbane’s south.
Treasurer Jim Charles speaks out on upcoming federal budget
The federal budget will be unveiled on Tuesday with persistent inflation shaping the government's economic approach. Labor wants to help people with the rising cost of living but needs to be careful it doesn't add to inflationary pressures.
Sinkhole opens up in Sydney's east after heavy rainfall
Part of a cliff top road at dover heights collapsed during heavy rain last night. It's one of hundreds of jobs the new south wales s-e-s has responded to over the weekend.
QLD hospital uses baby monitors for infants in ICU
Many families have welcomed a Queensland hospital introducing new live-streaming cameras in every ICU baby cot.
Community program teaches people how to cook affordable food
Australians are increasingly struggling with the cost of food which can affect healthy eating. Reporter Selina Ross met one dietician who is helping people learn how to cook nutritious and affordable food.
Deaf rugby is gaining popularity in Fiji
The Pacific sports show caught up with members of the Fijian deaf rugby team.
Angus Taylor says the Australian government needs to focus on growing the economy
Shadow treasurer Angus Taylor spoke to David Speers on ABC Insiders this morning about the upcoming budget. He says the government is far from pushing inflation down and that the focus needs to be on enabling the economy to grow at a faster rate than spending.
Mental health services lacking in regional Australia
Regional health reporter Steven Schubert travelled to the regional city to report mental health services, and a warning this interview discusses mental health issues and suicide
Disability advocates say more is needed to be done to make facilities accessible
In last year's federal budget, the government announced it would spend more than 30 million dollars to help build so called 'Changing Places' around Australia. They're facilities that offer more than a standard accessible toilet and include things like changing tables and hoists.
Live sheep export trade to end in 2028 as Agriculture Minister Murray Watt announces $107m support package
The federal government has announced Australia will stop exporting live sheep from May 1, 2028 while unveiling a $107 million package to help the industry transition.
Graduates from a prison horticulture training program are helping regional businesses
Graduates from a horticulture training program at a minimum security prison are proving to be great employees for regional businesses in WA.
QLD Womens State of Origin team attract fans at Queens street mall
Fans flocked to see their favourite female Maroon players at Queens street mall ahead of the Women's three game Origin series.
Tenants forced to pay rent for uninhabitable Gold Coast homes after asbestos exposure
A group of Gold Coast residents are "living a nightmare" after being forced out of their homes having been exposed to asbestos from a neighbouring property.
Government looks to limit country’s international student intak
The move to set caps on the number of international students arriving in the country comes alongside several reforms to crack down on "dodgy operators" in the lucrative sector.
Ancient trees on popular WA tourist road to be cut down
An upgrade to a popular tourist road in Western Australia's south-west is dividing some locals.
Govt to tip billions more into new home builds in budget
The federal government will tip billions of dollars of additional investment into building new homes in next week's federal budget, as it chases a promise to build 1.2 million new homes by 2030.
Gold Coast tenants in limbo after asbestos contamination
Tenants of a Gold Coast unit block have been indefinitely forced out after a contractor pressure washed asbestos off a neighbouring roof. The cancer-causing material contaminated the area.
Queenslanders in insurance limbo months after freak storm
Months on from the freak Christmas storm that wreaked havoc across the state's southeast, thousands of Queenslanders are still in insurance limbo.
Rising costs of cocao putting pressure on Aus. businesses
Cocao prices are rising globally and small chocolate makers back home are feeling the pinch.