Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

23 hours ago | abc.net.au | Stephanie Richards

As Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton jet-set across the country to make last-ditch political pitches, some South Australians could be questioning if a federal election is even on the horizon. It is not just the absence of corflutes on the state's colloquially-known Stobie poles that has spurred such indifference (the state having banned such advertisements last year), but also the relative infrequency of visits paid by the major party leaders.

1 day ago | abc.net.au | Madi Chwasta

The Sportsbet "live odds" segment has been an AFL television broadcast mainstay for years. Hosted by former player Nathan Brown, the segment was broadcast before and during games, opening with an analysis of how the players and team might perform. It would end with a suggested bet for people watching at home. For as long as the segment has existed, it has attracted criticism from those opposed to gambling advertising.

1 day ago | abc.net.au | Anna Levy

The world's eyes are on the Vatican at the moment, with a new pope soon to be decided through the secretive process of the conclave. Here's how we will know when one is chosen.

2 days ago | abc.net.au | Kailyn Crabbe

Mullubinba/Newcastle’s c_h_l__o_e combines sounds from the bush and the rave for a turbocharged mix. If you like your electronic music dark and gritty look no further. You may have caught Wiradjuri DJ, producer and artist c_h_l__o_e recently on supports for huge names like KETTAMA, Mall Grab and Effy, or even heading up stags at Groovin The Moo and Lost Paradise.

2 days ago | abc.net.au | Kailyn Crabbe

Naarm-via-Boorloo based duo Girl Crush bring their high nrg club sound to the airwaves!From the west to the east coast, Hannah and Emmelyn have been lighting up dancefloors with their feel-good blends of house, techno and trance. Since joining forces as Girl Crush they’ve jumped on supports for huge names including Solomun, KI/KI, and Narciss, plus you can catch them spinning at some of Naarm’s hottest night spots including Xe54, Sub Club and The Gasometer (RIP).