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Thousands of Australians suing Tesla in class action
Source: 7.30Topic: Automotive Industry
Accused killer Patterson fed children leftovers despite illness, court told
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Courts
The sanctions, an unpredictable US president and a PM finding his feet
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Foreign Affairs
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Your favourite recipes from A Bite to Eat with Alice season 2
Now that season two has wrapped, let's look back at your favourite recipes. There's something for everyone, from flavourful tray bakes to a no-mix cake.
Source: ABC LifestyleTopic: Food and Drink
Mums forge new traditions and connections by returning to footy
Sport is a rite of passage in small towns, and it's becoming a hub for young mums, boosting mental and physical health.
Source: ABC CapricorniaTopic: AFL Women’s
To infinity – who's in charge of outer space?
How do nations work together to control access to our vast universe, negotiate who gets what resources, or even who gets to set up new colonies on far away planets?
Duration: 46 minutes 56 seconds
Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: Space Exploration
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Australia considering making changes to build all-gender bathrooms
With universities and sports stadiums installing gender-inclusive bathrooms, Australia is considering making changes to make it easier to do so. We unpack what the proposed changes would mean.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Community and Society
How many basic life skills do you have? Try our pop quiz to find out
Think you've mastered adulthood? Alyssia Moolenschot, who runs a program that helps young people navigate life after school, wants to put your practical knowledge to the test.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Education
Bee hunter saving native species, one 'hotel' at a time
A 23-year-old ecologist known as "The Bee Man" is on a mission to conserve solitary pollinators by building them structures where they can nest — and he's urging others to do the same.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Beekeeping
Meet the 2025 Trailblazers making a difference in regional Australia
After doctors dismissed Rheanca's pain because they couldn't see where it hurt, she knew people with disability in regional areas needed a space to connect. She is one of Heywire's 2025 Trailblazers winners.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Regional Communities
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Lifesaver who founded club at dangerous NSW beach hangs up cap at 82
Col Laing became a surf lifesaver in 1958 and went on to found a club at a hotspot for rescues, but is now ready to leave North Entrance beach patrols to the younger generations.
Source: ABC Central CoastTopic: Surf Life Saving
Heritage honour for ships sunk in Battle of the Coral Sea
The federal government recognises three American ships sunk by Japanese torpedoes in 1942 killing more than 600 men as having national historical significance.
Source: ABC Far NorthTopic: World War 2
Plane crash, crocs and frocks all part of racetrack's vibrant history
Colourful characters and local folklore keep this country racetrack alive after more than 125 years.
Source: ABC CapricorniaTopic: Horse Racing
Will the Nationals and Liberals get back together? History offers clues
The Nationals' split from the Coalition marks a break in a century-long tradition, but it's not the first time tensions have forced the parties apart. The history books offer some insights as to what might happen next.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Australian Federal Elections
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