Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

1 day ago | abc.net.au | Andy Park

"Daddy" is not a word you often hear at a bilateral summit, but its the term used by NATO's boss, referring to Donald Trump's apparent paternalism in acting against Iran. School teachers are blaming over-crowded curriculums for a decade-long slip in student writing standards and questioning whether new resources will help. And Australian runner Phil Gore has broken the record for one of the nation's most demanding sporting events, completing the  800km Backyard Ultra Marathon in just five days.

2 days ago | abc.net.au | Hannah Barry |Tallulah Bieundurry |Emma Machan

Loading... Have you ever felt a heat that sits in your chest? It's harder to take a deep breath, and every movement is a monumental effort. Every emotion sits at a simmer. One afternoon, in an outback town three years ago, it boiled over. WARNING: The following story contains information that may cause distress to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers, who are advised to exercise caution. Wylie Oscar was frustrated. At two o'clock in the afternoon, he was at a family member's house in Junjuwa.

2 days ago | abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller

Halloween is a US tradition adopted by Australia. While Halloween brings families and communities together, the increase in decorative plastic cobwebs is causing concern for the environment, and it has been raised at the City of Marion. Councillor Sarah Lucsombe said to Sonya & Jules, "Things can get stuck in them really easily".

2 days ago | abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller

Port Adelaide Football Club is reviewing Warren Tredrea's position on the club's board after concerns were raised over social media content. So, what's it like to serve on a club board? Former fan-elected Board Member with Adelaide Crows, Rod Jameson said to Sonya & Jules, "You do have to be careful about what you do and what you say".

2 days ago | abc.net.au | Sonya Feldhoff |Jules Schiller |Troy Sincock |Rory McClaren

Italian-born Ettore Bertonati, a resident of Payneham was shocked to discover his 3-year-old Maremma, Alfredo had been stolen. A loving member of the Bertonati family it's alleged Alfredo was lured away by a resident, and found in a backyard 1km away. Ettore celebrated his reunion on ABC Radio Adelaide Breakfast with Sonya & Jules saying, "Finally Alfredo is back at home!"