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ABC News Australia •
April 05, 2026 • 11:39 PM
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Claire Campbell is a reporter and digital producer working in the ABC's Asia Pacific Newsroom.

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Claire Campbell is a reporter and digital producer working in the ABC's Asia Pacific Newsroom.

She has previously reported for the ABC in Adelaide and Alice Springs.

Women in a village on Vanuatu's Tanna island are working to reduce their risk of being attacked by switching from candles to solar lights.

Four women and two men are dead, 15 others are injured and the gunman is in hospital after a shooting in a market square in the Polish city of Krakow.

The results in the New Zealand election are anything but clear with the two major parties — Labour and National — in the tightest of races.

A tight election result looms in New Zealand as polls show both major parties may struggle to form a government without support.

Votes are still being counted in parts of the US, after the Democrats regained control of the House and Senate in the US midterms.

Votes are still being counted in some parts of the US, with the Republican Party having lost already control of the House and Senate. Read back on how events on Thursday, November 5 unfolded.

Americans are voting to elect a new US House of Representatives and Senate, with the Democrats making significant gains.

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The famous actor gave evidence from the dock, telling the jury he was "promiscuous" at the time, but consent was "fundamental" to him. The next day, his wife backed him up in court.

Russell Brand is on trial in London charged with the rape, sexual assault and attempted indecent assault of six women between 1999 and 2009.

Russell Brand told the court he did not commit the crimes and believed sexual consent was "fundamental, essential, necessary" and "more important than sex itself".

Luka Rahan set off on a fishing trip with his cousin, but experienced issues with the boat's motor and, with no anchor on board, started to drift.

Topic: Accidents and Emergency Incidents

North Korea has been adding mines, barbed wire fences, anti-tank barriers and other fortifications along its heavily militarised border with the south.

Comedian Huang Yi-hao has vowed to return to the stage, inviting police and prosecutors who worked on the case to his upcoming gigs.

Anthony Albanese says counter-terrorism police are investigating and a man has been arrested after Indi MP Helen Haines was "attacked" near her electorate office in Victoria's north-east.

The US defense secretary's announcement the execution of convicted US military base shooter Nidal Hasan will be live streamed has drawn sharp condemnation from human rights groups and politicians.

Tensions between South Korea and Ukraine started escalating last month when Ukraine revealed it had transferred two North Korean soldiers to Seoul.

"Engage with us, or we will leak it," ASOS shoppers are warned in an alarming message sent from the online retailer's app.

Israel recognises five of its citizens who helped prevent a flydubai plane crash on Wednesday as it calls for the pilot who allegedly caused the midair altercation to be extradited.

The preliminary finding could further inflame tensions between North and South Korea, with Seoul vowing to take "appropriate and corresponding measures".

The three-day summit is likely to be more about spectacle than substance despite Donald Trump saying he would be discussing "pressing" issues, including AI.

Authorities are trying to determine whether any foreigners were on board the ferry, which is afloat off the town of Coron, known for its diving sites and island-hopping attractions.

Topic: Disaster and Emergency Response

King Charles III has taken the unusual step of clarifying Prince Harry's status in a letter sent to government and military officials.

Australians now make up the majority of foreign clients at dentists in Vietnam, as increasing numbers of Australians seek cheaper, quicker dental procedures in Asia. But Australian dentists are worried.

A desperate Australian family charters a helicopter to fly over the Nepal-Tibet disaster zone to search for missing loved ones.

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