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Albanese dismisses lingering questions about Trump and Rudd
The prime minister batted away concerns over Kevin Rudd’s future after Donald Trump said he does not forget when people “say bad” things about him. Source link
Hundreds left without electricity when car hit power pole
An allegedly unlicensed driver will face court after he crashed into a Stobie pole at Minlaton on SA’s Yorke Peninsula, cutting the power supply to surrounding areas, police say. Source link
Man charged with murder of woman, 58, in WA's north
A 56-year-old man is charged with murder over the death of a woman in Western Australia’s far north. Source link
Toddler's family call for 'Ebony's Law' after childcare centre death
The family of a 22-month-old girl who died at a Northern Territory child care centre last year are calling on the government to ban the type of fencing that caused her death under the banner of “Ebony’s Law”. Source link
Entrepreneurs and innovators vie for 2025 Rural Women's Award
Meet the national finalists in the running for the 2025 AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award celebrating change-makers in rural, regional and remote Australia. Source link
Kamala Harris hints she may run for US presidency again
The former US vice-president won’t commit to making another bid for the White House yet, but reiterates she’s “not done” with public service. Source link
Harry was bored on the farm. So he restored a vintage LandCruiser
After school restoration fun wins best in show for a Wheatbelt mini-mechanic. Source link
10yo boy holds toy train exhibition to raise funds for sick children
In the main room of a local pub in the western Victorian town of Natimuk, Brock Mewett shows off his toy trains to raise money for the Royal Children’s Hospital. Source link
Tiny home dream shattered for woman with epilepsy amid legal 'confusion'
A tiny home which began as a dream for Kathryn Payne becomes little more than a $130,000 storage unit in her dad’s front yard as a local council in Perth’s north demands the structure be removed. Source link
Heritage-listed church to be sold to avoid steeple repair cost
The tallest church in Mount Gambier will be sold so the congregation and its pastor can focus on their Christian mission rather than paying to repair its 154-year-old building’s rickety steeple. Source link