The campsite where a caravan was stolen while a family of five were inside.
The story behind the art and architecture inside Sydney Metro's new city stations
The train stations of Sydney's CBD have been little more than grubby pit stops, but those behind the new metro project hope that its gleaming stations with architectural-scale artworks will have commuters looking twice.
Photo shows Wall art of a tunnel inside a train station.Meet the women changing the face of the tow trucking industry.
Mandy and Amber are often met with an eyeroll or a scoff from the stranded travellers they are there to rescue, but they're meeting the challenges of being single mothers in a male-dominated industry head on.
Has Video Duration: 1 minute 53 seconds.Are you concerned about education? The ABC wants to hear from you
Are you a student, parent or teacher concerned about education? Worried about your well-being or future job prospects? We want to hear from you.
Photo shows A graphic of a student with drawings of school demands all around them.If self-expression is key to breakdancing, how do you judge it?
Raygun's performance at the Olympics has attracted plenty of criticism, but some say her scores didn't properly account for one of the central elements to breaking.
Photo shows A composite image of Marlon Sangalang and Mihika Samaratunga dancing on stageNZ pilot shot dead in West Papua remembered by family and friends as a man with 'mana'
Family and friends of the New Zealand pilot shot dead in West Papua last week gather in his home town for a private funeral. He was remembered as a man with the Maori value of "mana".
Photo shows A black and white photo of Glen Malcolm Conning in the cockpit of a helicopter on the ground.Hundreds of interpreters set to stop work over price changes
Interpreters say they will refuse all work from the VITS LanguageLoop service unless previous rates of pay are restored.
The tricks and tactics of hold music that either keep people waiting or make them hang up
A professor in music therapy gives her take on the phenomenon of hold music and how it is designed to either calm us or potentially makes us edgy and impatient.
This Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy about life in Iran will make you laugh out loud
Four students and a teacher meet in an Iranian classroom to learn English. The result is an acclaimed play by Sanaz Toossi that unpacks the migrant experience.
Photo shows A smiling woman of Iranian heritage wearing a loose head scarf and a blue jacket. A whiteboard is behind her'He's totally a conman': These Indian-Australian migrants allege they've lost thousands in a property scam targeting their community
The ABC has spoken to more than a dozen people who allege they lost their life savings after investing with Melbourne businessman Amit Miglani, who some accuse of leveraging trust to target members of Australia's Indian community.
Photo shows A panel of three photos of Karthik Sivasubramanian, Lucky Singh Saini and Surya Kant, who appear serious.How did Raygun qualify for the Olympics? Is she really the best Australia has to offer?
A friend and fellow breaker has leapt to Rachael "Raygun" Gunn's defence after her controversial performance in Paris, but an African American man living in Australia says she appeared to be mocking black culture.
Photo shows Raygun performs at the Paris Olympics'Gadzooks', 'sneeze' and 'damn' were once swear words. So what changed?
The evolution of swear words proves how flexible and adaptable they are. But where there do they originate? Our social taboos hold the answer.
Photo shows A woman gestures in anger while drivingA Sydney house sold for $600k above the price guide. It's just one example of a big problem
Despite the practice being against the law, new figures from Fair Trading NSW obtained by ABC News, shows reports of underquoting are on the rise.
Photo shows An auction sign in front of a houseFrom a kitchen laboratory to the Paris Olympics, how a graduate's invention helped turn down the heat
As Olympians toil under the French sun, it's a little-known fact that one of the very first sunscreens was invented half a world away in Adelaide.
Photo shows Soumia shields her eyes, smiling looking up at the sun for a story about being sun smart with darker skinFormer Maribyrnong mayor Sarah Carter found dead in Melbourne's west
Tributes are being paid to former three-time Maribyrnong mayor Sarah Carter who was found dead in her home on Tuesday. Victoria Police said there were no suspicious circumstances.
Photo shows A photo of Sarah Carter.'Deeply irresponsible': UK justice minister slams Musk for comments about riots
A UK government minister criticised American tech billionaire Elon Musk on Tuesday for "unacceptable" comments on social media about the far-right riots gripping England and Northern Ireland.
Photo shows Elon MuskASIO 'stretched' as it faces terror threat that is more complex than a decade ago
ASIO director-general Mike Burgess says the most likely terrorist attack in 2024 would involve a "lone actor", usually a young male who has been radicalised quickly online.
Photo shows White rectangular, concrete building with glass windows and brown glass entrance way and blue sky.Timidity reigns as Albanese backs away from a promise ahead of the next election
The government is staring down the barrel of an election by May next year. It does not want to be arguing about Makarrata and treaty because it believes it is a battle it will not win.
Photo shows Prime Minister Anthony Albanese speaking into a microphone.Inside the murky and mysterious world of urban exploration
Welcome to the strange subculture of urban exploration, or urbex, in which some practitioners are as oddly captivating as decaying buildings they prize. The community has exploded in recent years, with urbex accounts proliferating on social media, though its rising popularity is a double-edged sword.
Photo shows A woman smiles as she holds a camera and wears a head torch.Has Video Duration: 2 minutes 52 seconds.The share house used to be home for a time. These roommates are changing that
As more Australians opt in to share housing, photographer Aishah Kenton explores how the concept is changing from a home for now to a forever home.
Miss Mia the cavoodle has more shoes than her owner, part of a trend of spoiled pets
Pet owners are sacrificing spending in other areas of their lives to afford luxury pet items as a form of escapism in the cost-of-living crisis, according to researchers.
Photo shows A dog in an orange tutu