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

Social media sensation Andy Hearnden and cookbook queen Lara Lee are in the kitchen with Adam to share their recipe winners for quickfire dinners.

Chef Massimo Mele pairs delicious Tongola goat curd with freshly-picked beetroot and vegetables. Then it's into the pure Tassie waters where Massimo samples some of the world's best oysters.

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.

Heather Ewart hitches a ride with singer-songwriter Josh Arnold across western Queensland. On a Musical Road Trip they make stars of local kids, teaching them how to celebrate their community by writing their own town anthem.

Explore how since the Second World War, Australian agriculture has had to adapt to survive in changing global and domestic economies, a volatile political landscape, and face the challenges of an unpredictable climate.

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

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.

Travel across Australia and discover the culture, food and special historical ties that Indonesia and Australia share. Delve into the connections as we highlight the rich Indonesian influences found in Australian communities.

Social media sensation Andy Hearnden and cookbook queen Lara Lee are in the kitchen with Adam to share their recipe winners for quickfire dinners.

Know the latest on the day's top stories, as Jade Barker brings you a comprehensive roundup of the news of the day. ABC News has reporters across Australia and around the globe reporting on the issues that matter to you.

Explore how since the Second World War, Australian agriculture has had to adapt to survive in changing global and domestic economies, a volatile political landscape, and face the challenges of an unpredictable climate.

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

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.

We meet a self-taught wood carver who uses traditional tools to create beautiful spoons from recycled vintage timber and green wood.

Heather Ewart hitches a ride with singer-songwriter Josh Arnold across western Queensland. On a Musical Road Trip they make stars of local kids, teaching them how to celebrate their community by writing their own town anthem.

Social media sensation Andy Hearnden and cookbook queen Lara Lee are in the kitchen with Adam to share their recipe winners for quickfire dinners.

Travel across Australia and discover the culture, food and special historical ties that Indonesia and Australia share. Delve into the connections as we highlight the rich Indonesian influences found in Australian communities.

Jane picks perfect blueberries; Costa dips into Woodford; Tammy lets out landscape designer secrets; Clarence explores a new herbarium; Jerry shows off his latest plant haul; and we meet a photographer taking bird portraits.

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

Host Phil Breslin and weapon makers Brendan Kennedy and Trevor Kirby unpack the Leangle and Parrying Shield before honouring Aboriginal Cricketer Dick-a-Dick's crowd-pleasing demonstrations from 1868.

When big stories break, turn to Dan Bourchier 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. Dan Bourchier 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.

Jane picks perfect blueberries; Costa dips into Woodford; Tammy lets out landscape designer secrets; Clarence explores a new herbarium; Jerry shows off his latest plant haul; and we meet a photographer taking bird portraits.

Ernie takes in 360 views of Augusta from an iconic lighthouse, Narelda learns the fascinating history of whaling of Eden and Aaron connects with a Cape York local making an impact in her community.

Dr Aileen Moreton-Robinson explains the cultural importance and recent devastation of Minjerribah's Lake Burmeer, also known as Brown Lake on North Stradbroke Island.

Host Phil Breslin and weapon makers Brendan Kennedy and Trevor Kirby unpack the Leangle and Parrying Shield before honouring Aboriginal Cricketer Dick-a-Dick's crowd-pleasing demonstrations from 1868.

The harvest is coming to an end and everyone is getting ready to go home. As Mama Sue helps the workers pack, she is sad to see them leave. Jojo returns to Vanuatu with a new plan, while Steve gets an unexpected surprise.

Ruby Cornish 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.

Jane picks perfect blueberries; Costa dips into Woodford; Tammy lets out landscape designer secrets; Clarence explores a new herbarium; Jerry shows off his latest plant haul; and we meet a photographer taking bird portraits.

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 to tell you what's happening and why it matters. Presented by Ruby Cornish.

Ernie takes in 360 views of Augusta from an iconic lighthouse, Narelda learns the fascinating history of whaling of Eden and Aaron connects with a Cape York local making an impact in her community.

Host Phil Breslin and weapon makers Brendan Kennedy and Trevor Kirby unpack the Leangle and Parrying Shield before honouring Aboriginal Cricketer Dick-a-Dick's crowd-pleasing demonstrations from 1868.

Ankamuthi Traditional Owners explain the social and cultural significance of Possession Island for their clan group and discuss the ways in which every member of the clan had a role to play in gathering foods.

Young people from all across the country share their personal stories of growing up in regional Australia, as we bring you the best short films from the 2024 Heywire project. Presented by Isaac Muller.

Nuclear fear prompts thousands to flood to Alice Springs in the 1980s to try and close Pine Gap and reveal its secrets. Women especially don't want Australia involved in nuclear war and the protests get increasingly wild.

The harvest is coming to an end and everyone is getting ready to go home. As Mama Sue helps the workers pack, she is sad to see them leave. Jojo returns to Vanuatu with a new plan, while Steve gets an unexpected surprise.

In Fiji, Landline reports on the growth in beekeeping and the management of varroa mite, plus the surge in kava farming and new products for the export market.

Jane picks perfect blueberries; Costa dips into Woodford; Tammy lets out landscape designer secrets; Clarence explores a new herbarium; Jerry shows off his latest plant haul; and we meet a photographer taking bird portraits.

Come on a journey back to 1980 as Michael Parkinson interviews guests Bert Newton, George Finey and Noeline Brown.

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 Craig Smart.

Nuclear fear prompts thousands to flood to Alice Springs in the 1980s to try and close Pine Gap and reveal its secrets. Women especially don't want Australia involved in nuclear war and the protests get increasingly wild.

Ernie takes in 360 views of Augusta from an iconic lighthouse, Narelda learns the fascinating history of whaling of Eden and Aaron connects with a Cape York local making an impact in her community.

Meet members of a respected Indigenous farming family helping Indigenous youth get their life in order, and discover their own remarkable backstory.

Host Phil Breslin and weapon makers Brendan Kennedy and Trevor Kirby unpack the Leangle and Parrying Shield before honouring Aboriginal Cricketer Dick-a-Dick's crowd-pleasing demonstrations from 1868.

Jane picks perfect blueberries; Costa dips into Woodford; Tammy lets out landscape designer secrets; Clarence explores a new herbarium; Jerry shows off his latest plant haul; and we meet a photographer taking bird portraits.

Back Roads returns with a journey on the Strzelecki Track, starting near Lyndhurst in SA and heading into the Strzelecki Desert. Heather Ewart witnesses a way of life on this historic track that's been unchanged for decades.

Come on a journey back to 1980 as Michael Parkinson interviews guests Bert Newton, George Finey and Noeline Brown.

Australia's semi-coastal interior is vastly referred to as 'the bush'. These forested tracts are lush, coloured by many extraordinary landscapes and wildlife that are found nowhere else on the planet.

We meet Sophie Kurylowicz who has channelled her love of gardening into a home flower farm that has connected her to her local community.

Start your weekend informed and up-to-date. Johanna Nicholson and Lorna Dunkley bring you the latest news, interviews, politics, culture, weather and global affairs. Plus sport with Jared Coote.

Travel across Australia and discover the culture, food and special historical ties that Indonesia and Australia share. Delve into the connections as we highlight the rich Indonesian influences found in Australian communities.

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.

In their search to find Paul a rescue dog, comedian Joel Creasey and dog expert Laura V are drawn to Ringo - a vocal young German Shepherd/Siberian Husky-cross. He is both big and black, and the hardest type of dog to rehome.

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.

Young farmers look at new ways to live off the land, the tiny Northern Territory town that runs a race to rival the Melbourne Cup, and could you match an Aussie chilli champion in a heated battle? Presented by Amy Culpitt.

It's a corn-tastic time as Adam's two sweet guests, chef Matt Stone and comedian Nina Oyama, cook sweetcorn. Sweet as.

Sparks fly between Jack and Claire. Asher and Matt have a surprising end to their date. Kento builds up the courage to ask Rebecca out. Charles discovers his matches from Speed Dating with some unexpected outcomes.

We meet an artist who takes his nature-inspired works to the streets and walls of Western Australia.

With the 12 month experiment now complete, the Australian Border Collie siblings reunite to face their final challenge. It's neck and neck but one dog shines brighter than the pack and is crowned Champion Muster Dog. (Final).

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.

Dr Ann Jones travels through the Indo-Pacific region to find the dedicated people bringing our planet's amazing animals, plants and ecosystems back from the brink. This time she visits biodiversity-rich Cambodia.

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.

Travel across Australia and discover the culture, food and special historical ties that Indonesia and Australia share. Delve into the connections as we highlight the rich Indonesian influences found in Australian communities.

It's a corn-tastic time as Adam's two sweet guests, chef Matt Stone and comedian Nina Oyama, cook sweetcorn. Sweet as.

In their search to find Paul a rescue dog, comedian Joel Creasey and dog expert Laura V are drawn to Ringo - a vocal young German Shepherd/Siberian Husky-cross. He is both big and black, and the hardest type of dog to rehome.

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 Mariam Saab.

Sparks fly between Jack and Claire. Asher and Matt have a surprising end to their date. Kento builds up the courage to ask Rebecca out. Charles discovers his matches from Speed Dating with some unexpected outcomes.

We meet Jacqui Stevenson and her father, Brett, who have transformed their farm into an accessible perennial paradise.

Dr Ann Jones travels through the Indo-Pacific region to find the dedicated people bringing our planet's amazing animals, plants and ecosystems back from the brink. This time she visits biodiversity-rich Cambodia.

With the 12 month experiment now complete, the Australian Border Collie siblings reunite to face their final challenge. It's neck and neck but one dog shines brighter than the pack and is crowned Champion Muster Dog. (Final).

Just before cyclone season gets underway in Vanuatu, we join disability advocate Ellen Tamata as she helps people living with disabilities and their communities to get ready. Her efforts are saving lives.

Australia's semi-coastal interior is vastly referred to as 'the bush'. These forested tracts are lush, coloured by many extraordinary landscapes and wildlife that are found nowhere else on the planet.

Sparks fly between Jack and Claire. Asher and Matt have a surprising end to their date. Kento builds up the courage to ask Rebecca out. Charles discovers his matches from Speed Dating with some unexpected outcomes.

Travel across Australia and discover the culture, food and special historical ties that Indonesia and Australia share. Delve into the connections as we highlight the rich Indonesian influences found in Australian communities.

The world's greatest rivalry began with hope and idealism. What went wrong?

Mala (the Rufous Hare-Wallaby) are very important ancestors in Warlpiri people's Jukurrpa (Dreaming). So what happens when there are no more Mala?