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Patricia Karvelas on the IR bill and climate loss and damages fund | ABC News

SA government commits more than $50m in flood relief as river towns brace for peak | ABC News

Dr Anthony Fauci, face of US response to pandemic, reflects on career | ABC News

Since the 1970s, cyclones have rarely been seen in NSW, but extreme weather researchers are warning that could be about to change.

For the first time in Australian history, economists and biologists have figured out a way to put a value on biodiversity. Those involved say it'll allow investors, governments, and voters to realise the full impact companies are having on the environment.

Britain’s Supreme Court has ruled the Scottish government does not have the legal power to hold a new independence referendum without the approval of the British government. Europe Bureau Chief Steve Cannane reports.

A Tasmanian theatre company has devised a new way to use puppets - not just to entertain, but as therapy to improve the lives of a particular group of people. This story from Ellen Coulter.

Americans head to the polls in 2024 to elect their next president – and history can teach us a lot about who might win. Planet America’s John Barron explains.

Frydenberg labels Morrison's secret portfolios an 'extreme overreach' | ABC News

Legislation for the National Anti-Corruption Commission was passed by the House of Representatives this week and now moves to the Senate, which will also spend next week tussling over the government's industrial relations reforms. But now the focus will shift from the future to the past, with the release of the Bell inquiry into Scott Morrison's multiple ministries. Here's 7.30's chief political correspondent Laura Tingle.

After nine months of fighting, Ukrainian troops have liberated many towns and cities from Russian occupation. But now authorities are warning civilians to leave recaptured areas due to a lack of power and supplies. More than 40 per cent of the nation's power grid has been damaged by Russian attacks, leading to blackouts across the country. Michael Vincent reports.

ABC chief elections analyst Antony Green takes a look at the Victorian election - where the major parties are starting from, and what numbers are needed to form the next Victorian government.

Ukraine is still working to repair electricity supplies after Russian missile strikes earlier this week disrupted systems. Despite the evidence, Moscow continues to insist it's not targeting critical civilian infrastructure, which many nations have deemed a "war crime". Professor of international politics at Birmingham University, David Dunn, tells The World Russia's response is "fairly remarkable".

Prime Minister Sunak says UK's 'golden era' with China is over | The World

Truck drivers in South Korea are on strike with some even shaving their heads in protest over minimum pay and safety negotiations with the government. It's threatening a raft of industries, and the government has taken an unprecedented step to issue a start work order. Global Korea Scholar at Korea University, Jack Greenberg, tells The World it’s the second time this year truck drivers have held such strikes.

Socceroos shock the football world to advance to World Cup knockout stage | ABC News

How much lower will house prices go? | The Business | ABC News

Ngozi Fulani, a black British charity boss, has told the BBC she was repeatedly asked where she was "really" from at a royal reception by Lady Susan Hussey, Prince William's godmother. The late Queen's lady-in-waiting has since resigned. Dr Cindy McCreery from the University of Sydney tells The World the incident shows the monarchy “is not as modern and progressive as Charles and Camilla desperately want to present it as”.

What is the impact of Russia's destruction of energy infrastructure? | ABC News