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Is it safe to travel to Sri Lanka? Tourists weigh up risks after recent crises

Sri Lanka has been rocked by a series of crises in the past two decades but locals are now urging tourists to return and enjoy its sights.

A man and a woman walk along a yellow sand beach and colourful umbrellas dot the shore.

Source: ABC 8 NEWSTopic: Travel and Tourism (Lifestyle and Leisure)

A surge in hybrid sales has surprised automakers and sounded alarm for emissions

Car buyers looking for low-emission options are choosing hybrid vehicles over fully battery-powered EVs, according to latest sales figures.

Hand of man inserting a power cord into an electric car

Source: ABC ScienceTopic: Automotive Industry

Captain Sandy Yawn on the moments you don't see on Below Deck: Mediterranean

All aboard with the strong-willed captain of Below Deck: Mediterranean for a rapid-fire round of questions, silly and serious.

A blonde woman in a boat captains uniform smiles with her arms crossed

Source: ABC EntertainmentTopic: Television

Editor's Choice

Live: Voting closes in UK election, exit polls predict Labour landslide

Exit polls predict Keir Starmer leading Labour to a landslide win in the UK general election. The campaign was sparked by a surprise announcement from PM Rishi Sunak just six weeks ago.

Source: ABC 8 NEWSTopic: World Politics

Media Bites: Going crackers for Territory Day!

It's the night of nights in the Top End, and as fireworks light up Darwin for Territory Day, nervous reporters are ducking for cover on the front line.

Source: Media WatchTopic: Media Industry

Mystery as Australian woman suffers life-changing head injuries in Bali

Rebecca Ode's family is seeking answers after she lost an eye and had 14 hours of surgery for a brain haemorrhage, shattered eye socket and cheekbone after a mystery incident in Bali.

woman with bandaged face and tube in her mouth

Source: ABC NewcastleTopic: Accidents and Emergency Incidents

Extension cord running across a footpath to charge an EV sparks fierce debate

A morning walker posted a photo to social media of the electrical cord stretching from the top floor of a unit block to the car parked at the curb side. A debate about EV etiquette followed.

Extension cord running along pavement and grass charging an Electric vehicle

Source: ABC Coffs CoastTopic: Electric Vehicles

Senator Fatima Payman on quitting the Labor Party

After a tumultuous week beset by rumours, Senator Fatima Payman has quit the Labor Party, saying she was exiled and couldn't remain in good conscience.

Senator Fatima Payman stands in front of a media pack in Parliament House to announce she's quitting the Labor Party

Duration: 16 minutes 57 seconds

Source: ListenTopic: Government and Politics

Disability pride month

Eleanor graduates with first-class honours as she pursues dream career in palaeontology

Eleanor Beidatsch is used to overcoming the odds, but even she thought a career in palaeontology would be a bridge too far.

A woman in a wheelchair with a dog wears a graduation gown and hat. She is near two people standing in black robes.

Source: ABC New EnglandTopic: Distance Education

This man set up his dream career playing video games, sparked by NDIS failures

He struggled through school, couldn't cope at university, and lives with a rare genetic condition, but somehow Will Golding used his disability to create his dream career — and a place to support others like him.

A man with short brown hair smiles softly with his arms crossed.

Source: ABC 8 NEWSTopic: Video Games

Paralympic swimmer Jasmine Greenwood's life changed forever after acquiring a brain injury at six

Paralympic swimmer Jasmine Greenwood's life changed forever as a six-year-old after acquiring a brain injury.

Duration: 1 minute 41 seconds

Source: ABC 8 NEWSTopic: Paralympic Games

How the Matildas effect has inspired Australia’s women's blind and Deaf footballers

The Matildas have redefined women’s football in Australia, and it has led to Australia’s blind and Deaf women’s football teams flourishing like never before.

Source: ABC 8 NEWSTopic: Sport

Moments in History

Are these the 'First Matildas?' Football Australia rewrites history with 1975 caps

In 1975, a women's club team represented Australia 8 in the first Women's Asian Cup in Hong Kong, but they've never been acknowledged as official Matildas. Until now.

A black and white photo of a women's soccer team wearing an Australian uniform

Source: ABC 8 NEWSTopic: Matildas

Space trackers and trailblazers reunite to celebrate Australia's starring role in lunar history

It's been six decades since NASA first touched down in outback WA, and it's given current and former residents of Carnarvon plenty of reasons to celebrate.

A large rocket and satellite dish point upwards into the evening sky.

Source: ABC PilbaraTopic: Space Exploration

Town desperately seeks captain to get historical paddle steamer back on water

The paddlesteamer PV Jandra, which meanders along the Darling River, is out of operation because there is no-one to take the helm.

A paddle steamer tied up at a jetty on a river, with blue sky overhead.

Source: The World TodayTopic: Travel and Tourism (Lifestyle and Leisure)

Bullwinkel or Beard? Calls to rename WA's newest federal seat

These WA community members say naming a new federal seat after a World War II nurse is all very well, but they want the honour to go to a born and bred local, not an out-of-towner.

A black and white photo of a woman wearing a hat. Her service number, WX11175, is displayed below her.

Source: ABC Midwest & WheatbeltTopic: World War 2

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