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Prince Harry's charity has been hit with 'damning' accusations. What happens next?

The Duke of Sussex has been accused of "harassment and bullying at scale" by the chair of a charity he founded.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Royalty

Most Australians feel financially worse off, new poll shows

New polling commissioned by Q+A shows Australians are still struggling with bills and want leaders to focus on financial support during the election campaign.

Source: Q+ATopic: Government and Politics

Ben Roberts-Smith seeking to reopen failed defamation case over recording

The war veteran has been awaiting a decision in the appeal for more than a year, after the Federal Court previously found the publisher had proven, to the civil standard, allegations he was involved in four murders in Afghanistan and an allegation…

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Courts

Editor's Choice

Morning-after pill to be made free in England pharmacies

The pill will be available for free at pharmacies in order to "reduce inequalities", according to the Department of Health and Social Care.

An NHS staff member is pictured at a pharmacy tending to the shelves of medicine

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Reproduction and Contraception

Luai set to miss Tigers' biggest test so far after ban for high shot

Jarome Luai is expected to miss the biggest test of Wests Tigers' 2025 season so far as Benji Marshall's men hit the road to face the in-form Brisbane without their talismanic halfback.

Jarome Luai of the Wests Tigers looks to pass the ball while running to his right

Source: ABC NewsTopic: NRL

Get cosy with our 10 most popular autumn recipes

The weather is cooling down, which means it's time for soups, pies and pasta. Here are 10 of your favourites.

A speckled white bowl of lentil bolognese ragu topped with vegan parmesan cheese and fresh basil.

Source: ABC LifestyleTopic: Recipes

Actor Richard Norton dies aged 75

The actor, martial artist, and choreographer worked on more than 80 films in his career.

Richard Norton smiling at camera in a grey shirt, in front of a white hallway.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Death and Dying

Artist's friends and family warm to doll dismembering hobby

Bella's works involve dismembering and customising dolls. Her friends and family thought it was odd at first, but now they encourage her.

Young girl, short, curly brown hair smiles at camera. She wears a white dress with small blue flowers. She wears glasses.

Duration: 2 minutes 1 second

Source: ListenTopic: Art

Federal election 2025

Young men are flocking to right-wing politicians overseas. In Australia there's 'a twist'

Young men across the world have been embracing right-wing politics, while young women have moved to the left. Will it happen in the Australian election too?

A young adult man wearing a broad brimmed hat looking over the ocean

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Government and Politics

Both major parties want less migration. The numbers say it's already falling

The migration "surge" is a major election issue, but official figures say numbers are already falling, with a big hit due in a couple of years.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Immigration

Labor pulls ahead in poll that had Dutton in front six weeks ago

Modelling shows Labor ahead in 10 seats where it was behind six weeks ago, putting it in a stronger position to form government.

anthony albanese holds a baby and smiles for a photo

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Elections

These Victorian seats will be crucial in the upcoming federal election

Both major parties know Victoria, and in particular Melbourne, will play a major role in determining who wins the federal election. These are the seats to keep an eye on.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Australian Federal Elections

Moments in History

Small town's touching battle to save a beloved timber jetty

The sudden closure of a small jetty has sparked furore in the WA town of Augusta, where locals are reflecting on the deep, meaningful memories made on its timber planks.

Two children larking about on a timber jetty.

Source: ABC South West WATopic: Local Government

Lisa Mott vanished 44 years ago. Police think they're close to cracking the case

The mystery of what happened to 12-year-old Lisa Mott has baffled police for more than four decades and caused untold anguish to her family. But now detectives say they've made a breakthrough.

A girl with pig tails and fringe smiling at the camera

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Crime

Stockman and tourism trailblazer Sam Lovell's extraordinary life

Sam Lovell, the first Aboriginal tourism operator in the Kimberley, is being celebrated in an exhibition at Western Australia's State Library.

Aboriginal man in blue checked shirt and akubra hat smiles at camera

Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Human Interest

Historic tuna boat delivers much-needed water to thirsty island sheep

After pioneering tuna fishing in Port Lincoln more than 70 years ago, the Tacoma has just delivered water to a parched sheep farm on an island off the Eyre Peninsula.

A large white boat with TACOMA on its hull

Source: ABC Eyre PeninsulaTopic: Droughts

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