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1 week ago | 
abc.net.au | Kathleen O'Connor |Oliver Brown
Large mobs of emus have been causing havoc in urban areas of New South Wales in recent weeks. Wildlife experts say the native birds are thirsty and seeking water in dry conditions - experts predict the more birds will come out in droves in other states as well.
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3 weeks ago | 
abc.net.au | Kathleen O'Connor
Catholic Cardinals from around the world are on their way to Rome to attend the funeral of Pope Francis and to elect a new pontiff.
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Kathleen O'Connor |David Estcourt
After nearly 18 years in jail the notorious Melbourne gangland figure Tony Mokbel is tonight a free man. He was jailed on drug trafficking charges in 2012 but this morning the Victorian Court of Appeal accepted his argument that his convictions were tainted because his barrister Nicola Gobbo was a police informer. But the legal saga isn't over yet. He's now intending to appeal his convictions. Featured:Charlie Bezzina, former homicide detectiveDamian Marrett, Former undercover drug squad detective
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Kathleen O'Connor |Luke Radford
How the rich, famous and super-healthy start their day has undeniable appeal to the rest of us. Trending social media posts are littered with influencers and celebrities sharing their morning routines. One US fitness coach's five hour regimen has had more than 100 million views on TikTok, sparking concern from health professionals, who say it could lead to an unhealthy obsession. Featured:Dr Andrew Hughes, marketing expert ANUDr Brooke Nickel, University of SydneyDr Toby Garder, GP
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Kathleen O'Connor |Stephanie Smail
There's been a mixed response from industry leaders over last night's budget, with many welcoming the big boost to health care, child care and education, while others argue the cost-of-living measures don't go far enough. So too the average Australian, as they digest the budget's headlines, ahead of a trip to the polls in May.
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Kathleen O'Connor |Jessica Ross
Driving on some of Australia's most picturesque beaches is a popular past time, but new research shows it comes at a cost. Queensland researchers looked at the effect of large vehicles, like four-wheel-drives, on the beach concluding there's no environmentally safe level, prompting calls to close off sections for recovery. Off-road enthusiasts argue there's a middle ground, which balances the access, and protection, of Australia's beaches. Featured:Prof.
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2 months ago | 
abc.net.au | Kathleen O'Connor |Oliver Gordon
Hometown hero, 23 year-old Oscar Piastri, is fan favourite ahead of this weekend's Formula One Australian Grand Prix. Fans started queuing outside the track at Albert Park in Melbourne from midnight. The four-day lakeside event draws the biggest names in international motorsport.
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2 months ago | 
abc.net.au | Rachel Mealey |Kathleen O'Connor
Residents in South-East Queensland have been allowed back into their homes and businesses to assess the damaged. Thousands of properties have been hit by floodwaters, but as the water begins to recede, political leaders are breathing a sigh of relief. The Premier is now moving from response to recovery, deploying hundreds of emergency services personnel to help, including many from interstate.
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2 months ago | 
abc.net.au | Kathleen O'Connor |Justin Huntsdale
It's 50 years this week since colour television was introduced into Australian living rooms. The ABC's The Aunty Jack Show was the first to broadcast in colour, the show's creator Grahame Bond still in disbelief he was asked to star in the special program. Featured:Grahame Bond, Aunty Jack creatorProf. Lauren Rosewarne, University of MelbourneAndy Park: It's 50 years this week since colour television was announced or introduced really into Australian living rooms.
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2 months ago | 
abc.net.au | Kathleen O'Connor |Kimberley Price
Radio host Marty Sheargold parted ways with Triple M today, after a fierce public backlash to his comments about Australia's women's soccer team. During his program on Monday, the broadcaster told his audience in vulgar terms that he had no desire to watch the Matildas play in next year's Asian Cup.
