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The ABC wants to hear your housing journey to better understand how the changing market is affecting your decisions.

A filmmaker and investigative journalist from far-west NSW is taking modern subversive Australian Aboriginal stories to Paris.

A team of just three people works to make life a little easier for those without a roof over their heads in Tasmania.

Australia's corporate regulator is threatening legal action against super funds that do not step up to resolve complaints.

Thousands of EV chargers are coming to power poles on residential streets, but data shared with the ABC suggests drivers may struggle to access them.

Backpackers like Valerie Casto are the lifeblood of businesses and farms across Manjimup, with locals arguing proposed changes to working holiday visas will hurt the community.

Iran's military chiefs should meet any attack on its country with an immediate and unrestrained response, Supreme Leader Mjotaba Khamenei has ordered.

Community rallies against the potential AI data centre have drawn support from opposition parties, with locals saying they will use all legal means to stop an application.

As Zoe McKavanagh's Halloween display grows each year, so too does her confidence to join in the fun on the night.

LPG was once a popular, cheaper alternative to petrol. Now Horsham has no service station selling it, and drivers have to leave town to fill up.

Buyers from Melbourne and Sydney are snapping up housing in Alice Springs sight unseen within 24 hours of them going on sale, looking to capitalise off high rental yields in the outback town.

The much-awaited Spirit of Tasmania IV and V are finally taking passengers, but it has been a long and costly journey to get to this point.

A wave of legacy retail brands have been shutting up shop, but e-commerce brands tapped into their consumer base are taking their place.

Parents might be tempted to shield children from financial conversations, but research suggests that open communication with kids can build resilience and money management skills that last a lifetime.

Jake Dell'Aquila was sleeping rough on a Melbourne beach when a stranger offered a helping hand.

The Queensland Land Court approves a proposed $1 billion coalmine despite a conservation group's challenge.

The labour hire company at the centre of a controversy surrounding alleged bikie threats is still awaiting a payment of about $2 million from the lead contractor of the state government’s Torrens to Darlington project, a court has heard.

A court hears vibration from a proposed plastics recycling factory in the NSW Southern Highlands could jeopardise the operation of a nearby faccility where laboratory mice are bred.

For the first time in more than 20 years, school-leavers will be required to pay for entry to the Schoolies Hub on one of the biggest nights on the Schoolies' calendar.