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In pictures: Alice Springs celebrates 30 years of unique craft festival
As the Alice Springs Beanie Festival celebrates its 30th and final year, we’re exploring the weird and wonderful handmade creations — and the characters working hard behind the scenes — that have made the annual event so special. Source link
WA mum warns changes to NDIS could take choices away from her son
Annette Nicholas and her husband last year became disability support workers to share their “lived experience” of raising 15-year-old son Tre, who is intellectually disabled and also lives with autism. Source link
Live: ASX set to fall despite gains on Wall Street
The local share market is set to open lower despite a strong rebound on Wall Street overnight. Follow the day’s events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
China to impose 55 per cent tariff on Australian beef — as it happened
Australian beef exports to China will be slapped with an additional 55 per cent tariff from tomorrow, after annual shipment quotas were exceeded. Source link
'Quite emotional': Renowned artist's tapestries on display after 50 years
Tapestries depicting the life of Saint Francis of Assisi will be displayed together for the first time since being commissioned in the late 1960s by Australian artist Arthur Boyd. Source link
Albanese government finds itself in policy quicksand on three core issues
The government’s announced changes to its tax package are seeking to allay the fierce post-budget backlash from vested interests and some commentators. Source link
Albanese government finds itself in policy quicksand on three core issues
The government’s announced changes to its tax package are seeking to allay the fierce post-budget backlash from vested interests and some commentators. Source link
'Wake up': Vance slams Israeli critics of Iran deal
US Vice-President JD Vance lashes out at Israeli critics of the Iran deal, saying Donald Trump is Israel’s only ally, in a sharp rebuke that referenced the billions in American defence aid the country receives. Source link
The pros and cons of retiring overseas with your pension
With some foreign countries offering cheaper living expenses, it is no surprise that moving overseas to retire is increasingly attractive to some older Australians. But before you up stumps and book that flight, read this. Source link
New data shines light on state of EV public charger network
It’s often claimed Australia has an EV public charger shortage, but analysis of exclusive data shows most fast charger sites are not congested. Source link