ABC中文新闻

Twenty-year-old Ilysha Perry remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition after being stabbed on campus at the Australian National University.

A Canberra man accused of stabbing a woman during an alleged carjacking in a shopping centre car park is behind bars after being refused bail.

There's growing pressure for governments to support body corporates to retrofit apartment block parking to allow for EV charging.

Dr Danielle Ireland-Piper says the conflict between Canada and India is diplomatically difficult for Australia as both nations are crucial allies.

Adam Scott's apartment complex paid to retrofit its basement so electric vehicles could charge there, which EV owners say has been life changing.

Scams are everywhere. So how do you protect yourselves? We asked experts from banks, police, telcos and fraud agencies. Here's what they recommend.

Agriculture Minister Murray Watt says Australia is much better prepared for the fire season than the black summer bushfires.

Monty the wellbeing dog is helping students at St Monica's Primary School stress less and motivating them to show up to classes and learn.

A search of the vehicle revealed cocaine in two motorised hidden compartments, which ACT Policing say were sophisticated and professionally installed, indicative of organised crime.

Hopes are high in the community for a long-awaited change as the Disability Royal Commission hands down its final report.

Greg Jericho from the Australia Institute discusses the federal government's skills passport system which will help workers advertise their qualifications. 

Therapy dogs are proven to alleviate anxiety, something school students in Australia are increasingly experiencing, but as their popularity grows experts say more regulation is needed.

There's a certain subject at school that is music to the ears of its students and the outcomes speak for themselves. Now, finally, teachers are being recognised for the role they play in the lives of music-loving children.

Sandra Sully says she once called out the behaviour of a former male colleague after hearing him say a particular journalist's breasts were too large for her role on camera.

Hundreds of people attend unofficial No vote rallies across Australia ahead of the Voice to Parliament referendum on October 14.

Fire ants are a real pain. Their name is based on what it feels like to be stung by one — but it is far from the biggest pain in the insect world.

The rise of rooftop solar in Australia shows no signs of slowing, bringing cheap, clean power. But the technology is also reshaping the power system in some surprising ways.

Climate data suggests the capital's average monthly temperatures may be 3.5 degrees higher than usual, but the days of extreme heat are less predictable.

Dimethoate is already banned in Europe, and now Australia's chemical regulator has suspended its post-harvest use on the popular fruits, so what's the risk if you've been eating them for years?

The ABC's national weather wrap is back, as our meteorologist Tom Saunders breaks down why the declaration of El Niño and a positive Indian Ocean Dipole doesn't guarantee a dry summer.

There's a growing movement around the country for more statues that celebrate the life and work of women.

Narelle Devine Telstra's Chief Information & Security Officer talks about what consumers can do if they receive a scam text message.

Steve Fabriczy is charged with murdering 73 year old Irma Palasics during a violent home invasion in 1999. He is remanded in custody and will reappear in court next month.

Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers explains why the states are being excluded from the COVID 19 Response Inquiry.

A Melbourne court granted the extradition this afternoon. As new details emerged about the investigation in the infamous cold case.