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ABC News Top Stories delivers the biggest breaking news and headlines from Australia and around the world, updated throughout the day. Get fast, trusted coverage of politics, business, extreme weather, and major national events from the ABC's newsroom direct to your podcast feed. Whether you're catching up on the morning's top headlines or need a quick update between meetings, ABC News Top Stories gives you the essential news of the day. You can also hear the biggest stories of the day explained in-depth in just a few minutes. Follow now for daily Australian news briefings from the ABC, Australia's most trusted news source.
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Why flights across the US were suddenly grounded
The United States has lifted its order to ground departing flights nationwide as a major communications outage continues to disrupt air travel.
Airspace in US reopens, Albanese hot mic gaffe at COP 31 | ABC News Top Stories
The US Federal Aviation Administration has lifted an order preventing flights from taking off across the United States.
Departing flights grounded in US, Microsoft sorry for outage | ABC News Top Stories
All flights have been grounded across the United States but American officials say there is no threat to the public.Microsoft says it is deeply sorry for a global outage saying it was "not related to cyber or …
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All flights have been grounded across the United States but American officials say there is no threat to the public.Microsoft says it is deeply sorry for a global outage saying it was "not related to cyber or -I agents", as services slowly return online.The Prime Minister and Energy Minister have been caught in a "hot-mic" moment while at COP-31 climate talks in Turkiye.
All departing flights grounded in US | ABC News Top Stories
Officials in the United States have blocked all flights from taking off at US airports "due to extraordinary circumstance" and safety concerns. Microsoft says services have been restored after a global outage …
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Officials in the United States have blocked all flights from taking off at US airports "due to extraordinary circumstance" and safety concerns. Microsoft says services have been restored after a global outage disrupted millions of users in more than 70 countries for 21 hours.Rescue crews are responding on the Mississippi River after a tanker collided with a river cruise vessel in the U-S city of New Orleans.For more news at any time you can follow the ABC News Top Stories podcast.
Microsoft reports marginal success restoring services | ABC News Top Stories
Microsoft says it has had marginal success as it tries to bring services back online. Millions of people have been unable to access key services like email, Exchange and Copilot since the early hours of …
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Microsoft says it has had marginal success as it tries to bring services back online. Millions of people have been unable to access key services like email, Exchange and Copilot since the early hours of Friday.
A former New South Wales Liberal MP, Rory Amon, has been found guilty of the rape and indecent assault of a 13 year old boy. The Supreme Court heard Amon connected with the boy on a dating app and first met him in person in 2017.
Beau Lamarre-Condon has denied acting methodically after he allegedly murdered Jesse Baird and Luke Davies in Sydney. The former police officer is accused of shooting Jesse Baird and Luke Davies inside Mr Baird's Paddington share house in February 2024.
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What Pat Cummins said about Usman Khawaja's sandpaper claims
Australian Test captain Pat Cummins has denied he knew about plans for illegal ball tampering, after allegations made by his former teammate Usman Khawaja in his new autobiography.Khawaja claims in his book …
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Australian Test captain Pat Cummins has denied he knew about plans for illegal ball tampering, after allegations made by his former teammate Usman Khawaja in his new autobiography.
Khawaja claims in his book that the entire squad was aware, but Cummins says that is wrong, while David Warner says Khawaja's book is the truth.
Cummins says the book and its fallout is taking a toll on Australian cricket, so what happens next?
David Warner hits back at Cummins amid Sandpapergate fallout | ABC News Top Stories
Former Australian Test cricket vice captain David Warner has hit back at current skipper Pat Cummins amid the continued fallout from the 2018 sandpapergate scandal. Retired batsman Usman Khawaja's newly …
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Former Australian Test cricket vice captain David Warner has hit back at current skipper Pat Cummins amid the continued fallout from the 2018 sandpapergate scandal. Retired batsman Usman Khawaja's newly released memoir suggested everyone in the Australian team knew of a plot to illegally tamper with the ball in South Africa.
Beau Lamarre-Condon has denied making internet searches about body bags before he allegedly murdered a Sydney couple and put their bodies in surfboard bags. The former police officer is fighting two counts of murder over the shooting deaths of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies in February 2024.
Microsoft says changes to get key infrastructure back online are not taking as expected amid outages that have impacted millions of people and government services across the globe. The outage is affecting several Microsoft 365 platforms, including Outlook, Teams and Copilot.
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Sydney Swans players will not be charged, what happens next?
Victoria Police has ended its investigation into allegations of sexual assault in a Sydney Swans player's hotel room, saying it will not proceed with criminal charges due to insufficient evidence.Sydney Swans …
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Victoria Police has ended its investigation into allegations of sexual assault in a Sydney Swans player's hotel room, saying it will not proceed with criminal charges due to insufficient evidence.
Sydney Swans CEO Matthew Pavlich says the club stands by its decision to suspend five players, and it is not a day to celebrate.
The three women have engaged lawyers to pursue potential civil action, so what could that look like, and why does the outcome matter beyond the football club?
Microsoft outage continues with no indication of malicious act | ABC News Top Stories
Disruptions to Microsoft services are continuing for millions of people across the world, and the company says there is no indication the problem is due to a malicious act. Microsoft says it is still working to …
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Disruptions to Microsoft services are continuing for millions of people across the world, and the company says there is no indication the problem is due to a malicious act. Microsoft says it is still working to bring its servers back online after more than six hours of outages to key apps including Microsoft 365, Outlook and Exchange.
Sydney Swans CEO Matthew Pavlich says the club stands by its decision to suspend five of its players, after a police investigation ended without any players facing criminal charges. Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner, James Jordon, Nick Blakey and Riley Bice were banned from the Swans' final campaign for staying out late drinking and inviting women back to the team's hotel.
Australian Test cricket captain Pat Cummins has launched a passionate denial of his knowledge of ball tampering in the 2018 series in South Africa. He spoke to the media for over an hour, refuting allegations in Usman Khawaja's new book that everyone in the team was aware.
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The fallout after Jensen Huang steps down as Nvidia boss
Jensen Huang has stepped down as boss of Nvidia, the company he founded 33 years ago, after revelations of an affair with a woman US intelligence suspects could have been spying for China.Nvidia shares fell by …
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Jensen Huang has stepped down as boss of Nvidia, the company he founded 33 years ago, after revelations of an affair with a woman US intelligence suspects could have been spying for China.
Nvidia shares fell by 12 per cent early on Wall Street before closing 4 per cent down, and US President Donald Trump, a known ally of Huang, says it is sad to see.
So what does Huang's exit mean for the AI race, and for the many Australians who own Nvidia shares in their super funds?
The Microsoft outage explained
Microsoft says there is no indication a cyber attack caused the worldwide outage that disrupted Outlook, Teams and Copilot.The outage was triggered when servers failed an automated health check, overloading …
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Microsoft says there is no indication a cyber attack caused the worldwide outage that disrupted Outlook, Teams and Copilot.
The outage was triggered when servers failed an automated health check, overloading other servers, and an RMIT expert says recent upgrades could be involved.
So how can one fault leave so many workplaces without email, and what can businesses do when it happens?
No charges for Swans players in sexual assault investigation | ABC News Top Stories
Four Sydney Swans players linked to a sexual assault investigation won't face charges.A global Microsoft outage has left millions unable to access Outlook and other services, and the company's working to get …
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Four Sydney Swans players linked to a sexual assault investigation won't face charges.
A global Microsoft outage has left millions unable to access Outlook and other services, and the company's working to get things back to normal.
Pat Cummins is pushing back hard against Usman Khawaja's claim that everyone involved in Australia's 2018 tour of South Africa knew about the ball-tampering plot.
For more news at any time you can follow the ABC News Top Stories podcast.
Why are Australians still drinking raw unpasteurised milk?
Despite raw milk being banned for sale across Australia, a recent survey found one in six people may be drinking it anyway.Supporters claim it has health benefits, but medical experts say no matter how …
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Despite raw milk being banned for sale across Australia, a recent survey found one in six people may be drinking it anyway.
Supporters claim it has health benefits, but medical experts say no matter how carefully it's produced, there's no way to guarantee it's safe.
So where are people getting it, who's most at risk, and what do experts want done about it?
Cummins denies knowledge of ball tampering during 2018 Test | ABC News Top Stories
Microsoft is warning users it's still working to restore access to Outlook and other Microsoft 365 services after a major global outage.Pat Cummins has pushed back hard against claims by former teammate Usman …
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Microsoft is warning users it's still working to restore access to Outlook and other Microsoft 365 services after a major global outage.
Pat Cummins has pushed back hard against claims by former teammate Usman Khawaja that players had knowledge of the 2018 Cape Town ball-tampering scandal.
The US Justice Department is investigating whether a Chinese businesswoman who had an affair with former Nvidia chief Jensen Huang poses a national security risk.
For more news at any time you can follow the ABC News Top Stories podcast.
Microsoft outage linked to downed servers | ABC News Top Stories
Microsoft says it's found a workaround after a major server failure left potentially millions of users unable to access Outlook and other products.Greens leader David Shoebridge is challenging Australia's …
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Microsoft says it's found a workaround after a major server failure left potentially millions of users unable to access Outlook and other products.
Greens leader David Shoebridge is challenging Australia's climate credentials as the country co-hosts COP 31.
The UN is calling for the protection of hospitals under international humanitarian law after an Israeli airstrike on the largest hospital in southern Gaza killed six people, including a surgeon and a child.
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Is Qantas the tip of the AI job loss iceberg?
Qantas will cut 850 Australian jobs in finance, procurement, human resources and marketing over the coming years, with many roles picked up by cheaper workers in India.It's also planning on rolling our …
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Qantas will cut 850 Australian jobs in finance, procurement, human resources and marketing over the coming years, with many roles picked up by cheaper workers in India.
It's also planning on rolling our artificial intelligence tools across its business.
Tech companies including Atlassian and WiseTech Global have also announced job cuts citing AI, so which jobs are most vulnerable as AI sweeps through the workforce?
An AI expert says you cannot rely on governments to protect your job, so how can you stay ahead as AI advances?
Is Australia doing enough to prevent youth extremism attacks?
Australia's spy and policing agencies are joining forces in a new counter-terrorism centre aimed at stopping young people from going down a path of radicalisation.The focus is on early intervention, but experts …
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Australia's spy and policing agencies are joining forces in a new counter-terrorism centre aimed at stopping young people from going down a path of radicalisation.
The focus is on early intervention, but experts warn there's a fine line between keeping kids safe online and overreach.
There are also hard questions about whether the centre goes far enough.
Tony Burke considers backpacker backdown | ABC News Top Stories
Microsoft's Outlook and 365 products are caught up in a global outage, and the company's working to get things back online.Australia's climate minister is defending the country's role at UN talks in Turkiye …
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Microsoft's Outlook and 365 products are caught up in a global outage, and the company's working to get things back online.
Australia's climate minister is defending the country's role at UN talks in Turkiye, amid criticism over its coal and gas exports.
The federal government is signalling it might walk back its controversial backpacker visa policy, just two months after announcing the changes.
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Microsoft outage hits hundreds of thousands of global users | ABC News Top Stories
A global Microsoft outage is hitting hundreds of thousands of users across its biggest platforms, and it's not yet clear when services will be fully restored.Australia's pushing for more investment in a Pacific …
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A global Microsoft outage is hitting hundreds of thousands of users across its biggest platforms, and it's not yet clear when services will be fully restored.
Australia's pushing for more investment in a Pacific climate fund at COP31, but the government's facing pointed criticism over its pace on climate action.
Vladimir Putin has issued a stark warning to European countries over Ukraine as US envoys push for a peace deal.
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What is 'green steel' and could it be a reality for Australia?
Australia's steel industry could be on the verge of a major green transformation, with billions of dollars proposed for new mills that would make steel in a cleaner way.The projects are still far from certain …
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Australia's steel industry could be on the verge of a major green transformation, with billions of dollars proposed for new mills that would make steel in a cleaner way.
The projects are still far from certain, and there are real questions about whether the market can support all of them.
PM's golf club membership worth more than first claimed | ABC News Top Stories
The Marrickville Golf Club in Sydney has confirmed an honorary membership it conferred on the prime minister is worth significantly more than Anthony Albanese initially claimed.The ABC previously revealed Mr …
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The Marrickville Golf Club in Sydney has confirmed an honorary membership it conferred on the prime minister is worth significantly more than Anthony Albanese initially claimed.
The ABC previously revealed Mr Albanese had never disclosed his membership of the club, located in his electorate, despite it receiving a $6 million grant.
The prime minister claimed in parliament last month the membership was only worth five dollars over two years.
But in an appearance before a Senate inquiry today, the club's general manager Matthew Ward confirmed an honorary membership is akin to a full golfing membership... valued at $1,100 a year.
Victoria's highest court has dismissed a bid by media outlets to lift a suppression order over secret evidence in the murder case against Erin Patterson.
The judges said, if published, the material would leave an "indelible impression" in the minds of jurors if Patterson was granted a retrial on appeal, which she is yet to appeal for.
Patterson was convicted last year of three counts of murder and one count of attempted murder after serving a deadly beef Wellington lunch laced with death cap mushrooms.
Last month, three judges of Victoria's Court of Appeal threw out Patterson's appeal against her convictions.
The stock price of AI chipmaker Nvidia has slumped almost 9 per cent in after-hours trading, following reports its board is considering ousting its CEO Jensen Huang.
He's been at the firm's helm for three decades, but has recently become embroiled in scandal, after the New York Times alleged he had an affair with a suspected Chinese spy, and further reports today of a second affair with an executive at the company.
Nvidia and the FBI have launched investigations into the affair with the alleged spy.
Earlier this week Mr Huang admitted to staff he was unfaithful to his wife, apologising to her and their children.
Secret Erin Patterson evidence could cause 'massive publicity', court says | ABC News Top Stories
Victoria's highest court has ruled that a secret piece of evidence in the Erin Patterson murder case can't be made public, because it would cause "massive publicity" and could interfere with the administration …
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Victoria's highest court has ruled that a secret piece of evidence in the Erin Patterson murder case can't be made public, because it would cause "massive publicity" and could interfere with the administration of justice.
The secret piece of evidence was due to come out last year in the high-profile mushroom murder trial, but the court ruled it inadmissible, and then suppressed the evidence from being published after Patterson was found guilty.
Last week, Patterson lost an appeal to Victoria's highest court, but the suppression remained in place, in case she mounts a High Court challenge.
The Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority has apologised after being forced to shutdown its website during VCE exams because of a security breach.
A hacker yesterday posted an expletive-riddled message on the site, claiming to have downloaded and sold hundreds of copies of an exam.
The Authority has called in the police but says it's confident no VCE papers were accessed or released.
The joyful mother of a missing Victorian teenager found in dense bushland in the state's east says her son will be "grounded for life".
17-year-old William was spotted by a search helicopter in a dried out creek bed this morning, almost a week after he went missing.
He disappeared on Friday while on a camping trip at Walhalla East, about 180 kilometres east of Melbourne.
His mother Elizabeth Barkley says her son is in good health but will have to put any future camping trips on hold.
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