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Ruby Cornish presents the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories and coverage of events as they unfold. Plus original reporting, expert analysis and all the updated news, sport, weather and information you need.

Miriam-Rose Ungunmerr Baumann began teaching in her NT community of Nauiyu in the 1970s, but she tells Dan Bourchier now is when her work really begins. She explains the importance of deep listening and walking in two worlds.

A look back at more of the best stories from Landline in 2024. A unique approach to tackling mental health challenges among dairy farmers; plus growing Australia's appetite for pistachios.

From coast to coast, through the outback, remote, rural and country towns and into the major regional and provincial cities, the ABC News team have scoured the nation to bring you the best regional reporting in 2024.

Stories of loss, resilience and the enduring human spirit as survivors of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami reflect on their survival, healing and the untold stories of a global catastrophe that still resonates two decades later.

There's never been a more important time for transparency and trust. ABC News brings you the latest news and today's top stories, with more reporters in more places to tell you what's going on. Presented by Meredith Sheehan.

Chef Massimo Mele explores Tassie's local produce. From prized free range pork sausages, to freshly picked mushrooms with plenty of mouthwatering recipes along the way.

After 6 weeks without work Clarry resorts to mustering his cyclone ravaged property. A new processing facility is set to open in the Northern Territory. The Cooks decide to take a gamble and begin catching feral buffalo.

The Great Barrier Reef lies in the Coral Sea. Here wildlife flourishes in the pristine tropical seas, home to the world's richest marine ecosystem.

By 2050, two-thirds of us will live in urban areas - and we won't be alone. Dr Ann Jones reveals the secrets of five dangerous animals that are thriving in our concrete jungles.

In Fremantle, Greig Pickhaver learns what is now a bustling, arty city was once a convict outpost full of drunks and thieves. It came to be shaped by migration, from early white settlers and Aboriginals.

We meet Kaylene Milner, the designer working with artists and musicians to make iconic jumpers; chat with Nathaniel Youkhana ahead of their Australian Fashion Week debut; plus hear from Sudanese singer-songwriter Ajak Kwai.

Stories of loss, resilience and the enduring human spirit as survivors of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami reflect on their survival, healing and the untold stories of a global catastrophe that still resonates two decades later.

The final word on the day's top stories, with the latest news and updated information from Australia's most trusted source of independent news. Presented by Meredith Sheehan.

Chef Massimo Mele explores Tassie's local produce. From prized free range pork sausages, to freshly picked mushrooms with plenty of mouthwatering recipes along the way.

After 6 weeks without work Clarry resorts to mustering his cyclone ravaged property. A new processing facility is set to open in the Northern Territory. The Cooks decide to take a gamble and begin catching feral buffalo.

The final word on the day's top stories, with the latest news and updated information from Australia's most trusted source of independent news. Presented by Meredith Sheehan.

The Great Barrier Reef lies in the Coral Sea. Here wildlife flourishes in the pristine tropical seas, home to the world's richest marine ecosystem.

By 2050, two-thirds of us will live in urban areas - and we won't be alone. Dr Ann Jones reveals the secrets of five dangerous animals that are thriving in our concrete jungles.

In Fremantle, Greig Pickhaver learns what is now a bustling, arty city was once a convict outpost full of drunks and thieves. It came to be shaped by migration, from early white settlers and Aboriginals.

We meet Kaylene Milner, the designer working with artists and musicians to make iconic jumpers; chat with Nathaniel Youkhana ahead of their Australian Fashion Week debut; plus hear from Sudanese singer-songwriter Ajak Kwai.

Stories of loss, resilience and the enduring human spirit as survivors of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami reflect on their survival, healing and the untold stories of a global catastrophe that still resonates two decades later.

A look back at more of the best stories from Landline in 2024. A unique approach to tackling mental health challenges among dairy farmers; plus growing Australia's appetite for pistachios.

From coast to coast, through the outback, remote, rural and country towns and into the major regional and provincial cities, the ABC News team have scoured the nation to bring you the best regional reporting in 2024.

Cyclones, floods, droughts; the all-mighty forces of nature devastate our homes and lives, showing how we must design and work with the land - or ignore it at our own peril.

We meet two talented textile designers who have taken to technicolour fabric to express their love of Australian plants.

In an extended summer edition of News Breakfast, Emma Rebellato and Stephanie Ferrier bring you the day's top stories and the latest news and interviews, joined by Charles Brice with sport and Nate Byrne with weather.

In Mexico, 10 women are murdered every day. In this compelling true crime episode, Sarah Ferguson goes on the road with Mexico City's femicide detectives, as they visit crimes scenes, gather evidence and solve cases.

When big stories break, turn to Gemma Veness in the morning to bring you what's happening and why it matters. ABC News has more reporters in more places, serving and connecting communities and telling your stories.

The leading news at lunchtime. Melissa Mackay brings you today's top stories and the latest news as it unfolds, with reporters in the community across Australia and around the world reporting on the issues that matter to you.

Two legends cooking with legendary veggies? Yes please! Presenter, podcaster and author Linda Marigliano and champion community leader Amar Singh join Adam in the kitchen.

Harris Park is known to locals as Little India; the perfect place for Arka and guests Leah Vandenberg and Bina Bhattacharya to unpack the richness of Indian regional cuisine and reflect on the diversity of being south Asian.

After renovating their converted factory home with a nod to its warehouse heritage, a Sydney couple crave their own green space. But how do you balance a lush garden with an edgy, industrial home?

Cyclones, floods, droughts; the all-mighty forces of nature devastate our homes and lives, showing how we must design and work with the land - or ignore it at our own peril.

From farm to fashion, cotton and wool grown in Australia, made in India and exported to the world. How a new trade deal opens up new mass markets and partnerships for Australian farmers.

Comedian Mikey Robins has never hidden his complex relationship with food, or the enduring battle with his weight. He's now combined his passion for history and food in a book of bizarre food-themed stories through the ages.

Joe O'Brien presents the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories and coverage of events as they unfold. Plus original reporting, analysis and updated news, sport and weather you need across the summer holidays.

Two legends cooking with legendary veggies? Yes please! Presenter, podcaster and author Linda Marigliano and champion community leader Amar Singh join Adam in the kitchen.

After renovating their converted factory home with a nod to its warehouse heritage, a Sydney couple crave their own green space. But how do you balance a lush garden with an edgy, industrial home?

Wherever you are and whenever you need us, ABC News is here to bring you round the clock coverage of the latest news and the day's stories. Plus reporters investigating issues that matter to you. Presented by Joe O'Brien.

In this special 100th episode of Back Roads, Heather Ewart looks at The Great Australian Pub. Our very own unique style of watering hole, the humble pub sits at the heart of many communities.

More news, more often - the home of breaking news and in-depth coverage of the issues that matter. The ABC's network of reporters cover important stories and bring you news and information you need. Presented by Manny Tsigas.

Locals know him as a flower farmer but Arnold Dix shot to global fame when he helped rescue 41 Indian workers from a tunnel collapse. It turns out Arnold is also a barrister, scientist, engineer and a very unlikely hero.

8 adult students confront their shame and struggle to read and write as they embark on an intensive 9-week adult literacy program.

In Mexico, 10 women are murdered every day. In this compelling true crime episode, Sarah Ferguson goes on the road with Mexico City's femicide detectives, as they visit crimes scenes, gather evidence and solve cases.

Cyclones, floods, droughts; the all-mighty forces of nature devastate our homes and lives, showing how we must design and work with the land - or ignore it at our own peril.

Meet garden designer Barbara Landsberg who uses "the tools of the earth" to bring back life and a sense of wellbeing to any space, big or small.

After renovating their converted factory home with a nod to its warehouse heritage, a Sydney couple crave their own green space. But how do you balance a lush garden with an edgy, industrial home?

Two legends cooking with legendary veggies? Yes please! Presenter, podcaster and author Linda Marigliano and champion community leader Amar Singh join Adam in the kitchen.

In this special 100th episode of Back Roads, Heather Ewart looks at The Great Australian Pub. Our very own unique style of watering hole, the humble pub sits at the heart of many communities.

More news, more often. Wherever you are stay in touch with ABC News. We've got more reporters in more places, connecting communities and covering the stories and issues that matter to you. Presented by Manny Tsigas.

Will drone delivery ever become an everyday reality? An increasingly competitive space, billions of dollars are being thrown at the new delivery arms race.

8 adult students confront their shame and struggle to read and write as they embark on an intensive 9-week adult literacy program.

In Mexico, 10 women are murdered every day. In this compelling true crime episode, Sarah Ferguson goes on the road with Mexico City's femicide detectives, as they visit crimes scenes, gather evidence and solve cases.

Cyclones, floods, droughts; the all-mighty forces of nature devastate our homes and lives, showing how we must design and work with the land - or ignore it at our own peril.

Andrew Kelly works as a Riverkeeper on Melbourne's iconic Yarra River, and he sees the river, it's banks and surrounding flora as one living entity, a river of green.

After renovating their converted factory home with a nod to its warehouse heritage, a Sydney couple crave their own green space. But how do you balance a lush garden with an edgy, industrial home?

In this special 100th episode of Back Roads, Heather Ewart looks at The Great Australian Pub. Our very own unique style of watering hole, the humble pub sits at the heart of many communities.

Two legends cooking with legendary veggies? Yes please! Presenter, podcaster and author Linda Marigliano and champion community leader Amar Singh join Adam in the kitchen.

Comedian Mikey Robins has never hidden his complex relationship with food, or the enduring battle with his weight. He's now combined his passion for history and food in a book of bizarre food-themed stories through the ages.

Australia is home to some of the deadliest predators in the world. The island continent is notorious for playing host to the most venomous snakes, the most deadly crocodiles, spiders and jellyfish.

We meet Lina Jebiele, a Lebanese home chef who is passionate about growing her own delicious ingredients to cook and share her culture's traditional cuisine.

In an extended News Breakfast on Christmas Eve, Emma Rebellato and Stephanie Ferrier bring you the day's top stories and the latest news and interviews, joined by Charles Brice with sport and Nate Byrne with weather.

Flying solo in Japan. A rich and powerful nation is facing a social crisis. Millions of young singles are turning their backs on marriage and children - will it create an epidemic of loneliness? Jake Sturmer reports.

When big stories break, turn to Gemma Veness in the morning to bring you what's happening and why it matters. ABC News has more reporters in more places, serving and connecting communities and telling your stories.

The leading news at lunchtime. Melissa Mackay brings you today's top stories and the latest news as it unfolds, with reporters in the community across Australia and around the world reporting on the issues that matter to you.

Scrap your apps! It's doorstep deliveries courtesy of Adam and guests, chef and photographer Joel Bennetts and Hope St Radio's Ellie Bouhadana.

The Gubaw Gizul of Saibai is an insight into the totemic kinship connection that each clan of Saibai has with a specific directional wind and the integral role the winds play in the everyday life and culture.

The average age of the Australian farmer, at 52, is older than many other occupations. But a high school in regional Queensland is inspiring a new crop of farmers to step into their boots, and stage.

Australia is shaped by great storms, extreme heat, and an epic cycle of boom and bust. Life on the island continent has evolved accordingly, to survive drought and flooding rains. How can we learn to survive and thrive?

It was the original cricket revolution, and the game hasn't been the same since. The '80s saw the rise of the one-day format, capturing a new generation of fans and turning the gentleman's game into a new national obsession.

Nguthungulli is the creator of the land, water, animals and plants around Byron Bay. When he finished he went to rest in the ocean in a cave at Julian Rocks. Norm Graham and Delta Kay share this Bundjalung story.

Joe O'Brien presents the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories and coverage of events as they unfold. Plus original reporting, analysis and updated news, sport and weather you need across the summer holidays.

Scrap your apps! It's doorstep deliveries courtesy of Adam and guests, chef and photographer Joel Bennetts and Hope St Radio's Ellie Bouhadana.

The Gubaw Gizul of Saibai is an insight into the totemic kinship connection that each clan of Saibai has with a specific directional wind and the integral role the winds play in the everyday life and culture.

From Jambreen (Tamborine Mountain), you can see the valleys of the Gumeru (Coomera) and the Caningera (Canungra) rivers. Yugambeh storyteller, Paula Nihot tells the story of the Queen and her daughters who created this place.

A national edition of ABC News at 7pm on Christmas Eve, bringing you the day's top stories and the latest news. Presented by Jeremy Fernandez.

Marcia Hines, Australian music legend, sings iconic gospel hits and discusses how her own faith has helped forge 50 years in the music industry. Included are never before heard stories from behind the industry curtain.

The ABC Classic Choir sing a new arrangement of a Christmas favourite 'Oh Christmas Tree (Yerrbill with Clarence)' with new lyrics by Gardening Australia's Clarence Slockee and musical arrangement by Joseph Twist.

It's the midway point of the 9-week intensive program as these eight adult learners continue on their literacy journey as they implement new strategies into real life situations.

It was the original cricket revolution, and the game hasn't been the same since. The '80s saw the rise of the one-day format, capturing a new generation of fans and turning the gentleman's game into a new national obsession.

Massive structures with retractable walls and roof panels are being used to provide permanent protection for high-value crops. The sheds are a game-changer for fruit and vegetable growers, as Landline reported in 2017.

The Gubaw Gizul of Saibai is an insight into the totemic kinship connection that each clan of Saibai has with a specific directional wind and the integral role the winds play in the everyday life and culture.

Tourists flock to the small South Australian town of Lobethal which goes all out each year to prepare and perform its live Christmas nativity and light show.

Marcia Hines, Australian music legend, sings iconic gospel hits and discusses how her own faith has helped forge 50 years in the music industry. Included are never before heard stories from behind the industry curtain.

The ABC Classic Choir sing a new arrangement of a Christmas favourite 'Oh Christmas Tree (Yerrbill with Clarence)' with new lyrics by Gardening Australia's Clarence Slockee and musical arrangement by Joseph Twist.

It's the midway point of the 9-week intensive program as these eight adult learners continue on their literacy journey as they implement new strategies into real life situations.