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Canberra confirms no Russian planes to be stationed in Indonesian air base
Source: ABC NewsTopic: World Politics
There's a universal rule on politics and kids — and this week Dutton broke it
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Elections
'How do we screw the USA?' Why Trump is annoyed at Xi's Asia tour
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Tariffs
Featured
Is a home deposit now worth sacrificing super?
With home ownership more out of reach than ever for younger Australians, some are pondering whether their retirement fund would be better off used now to buy a house.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Housing Policy
How one man created 6 million Wikipedia articles, and why he stopped
A single bot generated and published millions of articles on the largest non-English version of Wikipedia. The results caused a rift among editors — and a glimpse of what the online encyclopedia might face from AI.
Source: ABC ScienceTopic: Computer Science
Social media says hot cross buns are good pre-workout food. Is it true?
Scroll through social media and you'll likely find a reel promoting hot cross buns as a good pre-workout snack. Two sports dieticians share their thoughts, along with what and when to eat before exercising.
Source: ABC Radio HobartTopic: Exercise and Fitness
Editor's Choice
Lady Gaga dazzles Coachella while Amyl and the Sniffers get political
The highs, lows and biggest surprises from the most talked about music festival on the planet.
Source: Double JTopic: Music
How to call in sick and what evidence you need
We look at your obligations when it comes to calling in sick, including what to say and what evidence you may need.
Source: ABC LifestyleTopic: Work
Back from all-women space flight, Katy Perry kissed the Earth (and she liked it)
The pop star, alongside other celebrities, joined Jeff Bezos's fiancée in the first all-female flight in more than six decades.
Duration: 59 seconds
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Space Exploration
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Federal election 2025
Voters unhappy negative gearing, stamp duty not on horizon this election
Voters tell ABC's Your Say campaign they are struggling more than ever with housing costs.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Housing Policy
Battle of the first home buyer pledges: What the policies will mean for you
Both major parties used their campaign launches over the weekend to highlight housing announcements targeted squarely at first home buyers. Here's what you need to know about what they're promising.
Duration: 1 minute 11 seconds
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Housing Policy
In Melbourne's leafy east, two candidates fight for a key seat
While some Kooyong voters in Melbourne's east say teal independent Monique Ryan has performed well, others say they have not seen much change, as the Liberals seek to win back the formerly blue-ribbon seat.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Elections
Moments in History
After 60 years, The Sound of Music still can’t contain Julie Andrews
Novice nun Maria is devout, eccentric, comical, forthright, tender, wry, panicked, sensuous, naïve and authoritative. In The Sound of Music, Julie Andrews is a force of nature.
Source: ABC Religion & EthicsTopic: Movies
How television changed advertising
When TV arrived in Australia in 1956, it brought American ad agencies, international sophistication and the rise of the cultural cringe.
Duration: 28 minutes 34 seconds
Source: ListenTopic: Advertising
It was considered the art heist of the century. But who stole the Mona Lisa?
The Mona Lisa hasn't always been a huge tourist attraction. It turns out the most famous painting in the world owes its legend to a brazen Italian thief who stole it from the Louvre and vanished for more than two years.
Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: Art History
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