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India and Pakistan confirm immediate ceasefire after US mediated talks

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Unrest, Conflict and War

Frustrated protesters demand more government action to protect women

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Domestic Violence

European leaders say Trump agreed to sanction Russia unless ceasefire agreed

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Unrest, Conflict and War

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A girl's police interview brings 'truth' into focus in mushroom murder trial

The second week of the Erin Patterson murder trial has seen a cavalcade of crucial witnesses, including the daughter of the accused killer.

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Source: ABC NewsTopic: Courts

Pakistan launches retaliatory strikes against India as conflict intensifies

Pakistan launches a military operation against India as the neighbouring countries extend their worst fighting in nearly three decades.

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Duration: 38 seconds

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Unrest, Conflict and War

Trump says he has a new plan for Gaza. Who is he listening to?

The controversial leaders of Israel's far-right politics were boycotted by the US in the past. But they've been meeting with Donald Trump's officials and dining at his resort.

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Source: ABC NewsTopic: World Politics

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Adorable Aussie border collie pup set for new work life on tropical island

With an exceptional work ethic, intelligence and ability to thrive in various climates, the demand for Australian working dogs is rising internationally.

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Duration: 1 minute 30 seconds

Source: ABC CapricorniaTopic: Livestock Farming

New documentary tells story of trailblazing big wave surfer Maia Gabeira

A touring documentary tells the story of Maya Gabeira, the first woman to surf the giant wave in Nazaré, Portugal, after nearly drowning in her early attempts.

Duration: 8 minutes 50 seconds

Source: ListenTopic: Surfing

Young illustrators help bridge cultures within their small town

The West Australian town of Mount Barker comes together to share local stories, languages and cultures in four children's books illustrated by primary school students.

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Source: ABC Great SouthernTopic: Human Interest

Romantasy might seem like pure smut but to its fans it's so much more

For millions of devoted readers, romantasy is more than spicy sex scenes and towering warriors with impressive wingspans. It's escapism in its purest form.

A woman peers over the top of the book she is reading

Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: Romance Books

He was a surprise pick, so where does Pope Leo XIV stand on key issues?

Chicago-born Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, has been elected as pontiff. Here's what's anticipated from his papacy when it comes to key issues facing the Church.

Pope Leo XIV waving on the central loggia of St. Peter's Basilica

Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: Religious Leaders

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Celebrating The Piano

Watch the first episode of The Piano

Our journey begins at Sydney's Central Station where we meet some extraordinary Australians with a beautiful piano talent.

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Source: ABC Homepage

Everything you need to know about the Classic 100

Since 2001, we've asked you about the music you love and counted down the results over a dedicated weekend of brilliant music.

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Source: Listen

What the ABC's new show The Piano is all about

The Piano is a heartwarming six-part arts series that explores how the piano can transform everyday Australians' lives, creating refuge, joy and friendship via the touch of a key.

Source: About the ABC

Pianist Tamara-Anna Cislowska feels Australia offers her 'freedom from tradition'

Tamara-Anna Cislowska is one of Australia's most acclaimed and recognised pianists.

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Duration: 59 minutes 59 seconds

Source: Listen

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Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: History

Death raised in Fitzgerald Inquiry referred to coroner 40 years on

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Source: ABC Tropical NorthTopic: Courts

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Source: ABC CapricorniaTopic: Olympic Games Venues

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