ABC Australia Schedule, Fri, 28 Jun 2024 (Singapore)

Sera and Tinirau chat with netballer Peti Talanoa about Tonga Tale's Pacific Netball triumph, the labour scheme sparking a resurgence in Australian Rugby clubs, and Cook Island dual international Rugby star Tupou Sopoaga.

As the bushfire clean-up begins, Mallacoota elects a team of locals to lead the town's recovery. It's a mix of left and right-wingers, conservationists and environmental cynics. Seriously? Who thought this was a good idea?

Tino tours a home centred around courtyards; Jane focuses on ferns; Josh trellises citrus trees; Clarence learns about testing plants in public space; Jerry shares water management tips; Sophie visits a productive urban farm.

Follow the story with the latest on today's news, explaining what's happening and why it matters. ABC News has reporters across Australia and around the globe covering what you need to know. Presented by Jade Barker in Perth.

Australia's leading daily business and finance show, bringing you up to date on market moves, economic trends and the forces affecting consumers, employees and business owners big and small. Presented by Alicia Barry.

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting public affairs journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus political analysis from Laura Tingle.

There's never been a more important time to stay in touch with what's happening in our world. Now at the earlier time of 9pm AEST, Yvonne Yong presents the latest international news from correspondents and guests.

Be the first to know the latest overnight developments, breaking news and this morning's top stories. Michael Rowland and Bridget Brennan bring you news and interviews, joined by Tony Armstrong, Emma Rebellato and Nate Byrne.

When big stories break, turn to Dan Bourchier in the morning to bring you what's happening and why it matters. ABC News has more reporters in more places, serving and connecting communities and telling your stories.

The leading news at lunchtime. Kathryn Robinson brings you the day's top stories and the latest news as it unfolds, with reporters in the community across Australia and around the world reporting on issues that matter to you.

Costa learns about weed labelling; Clarence repairs garden flood-damage; Josh shares tips to grow premium produce; Sophie focuses on fruit fly; Tammy shows how to construct a terrarium; we meet a passionate suburban grower.

As the bushfire clean-up begins, Mallacoota elects a team of locals to lead the town's recovery. It's a mix of left and right-wingers, conservationists and environmental cynics. Seriously? Who thought this was a good idea?

Award winning filmmaker, Kaytetye man, Warwick Thornton has three people warring inside him: director, writer, cinematographer: but one must always win. In the searing beauty of Alice Springs, we witness the struggles.

The Yalanji People have been living in harmony with the land for over 50,000 years - developing a deep, intimate knowledge of their ecosystem and its lifecycles. They have also formed a close connection with fire.

Sera and Tinirau chat with netballer Peti Talanoa about Tonga Tale's Pacific Netball triumph, the labour scheme sparking a resurgence in Australian Rugby clubs, and Cook Island dual international Rugby star Tupou Sopoaga.

Live from Parliament House in Canberra, Matthew Doran brings you everything you need to know about politics, national and global affairs today, speaking with the key decision makers and stakeholders on issues in the news.

Joe O'Brien brings you a comprehensive summary of the day's events, with the latest breaking news, in depth coverage of the top stories, live crosses, interviews and explainers to bring you up to speed on what's going on.

Costa meets the clivia king, Hannah visits a shady garden defying the odds, Sophie profiles flowers of the protea family, Clarence visits a First Nations owned and run nursery, and Millie gets started with winter jobs.

British PM David Cameron took a colossal gamble when he held a referendum on whether Britain should leave the European Union. He was sure Remain would win instead it led to Brexit and years of chaos, division and uncertainty.

Round 16 opens with a blockbuster in Brisbane as the Lions host the Demons. It's 10th v 9th on the ladder after the Lions won three in a row to surge back into finals contention, while Melbourne have won 2 of their past 6.

There's never been a more important time to stay in touch with what's happening in our world. Now at the earlier time of 9pm AEST, Yvonne Yong presents the latest international news from correspondents and guests.

More news, more often. Wherever you are stay in touch with ABC News. We've got more reporters in more places, connecting communities and covering the stories and issues that matter to you. Presented by Craig Smart.

The first 2024 Presidential Debate between Biden and Trump could be make or break for their campaign. Chas and John bring you the key takeouts and big moments. (Planet America takes a break, returning Friday 12 July)

Follow the story with the latest on today's news, explaining what's happening and why it matters. ABC News has reporters across Australia and around the globe covering what you need to know. Presented by Craig Smart in Perth.

Andrea Nierhoff brings you a weekly roundup of international news from an Australian perspective as reported by ABC News correspondents covering the Indo Pacific, Europe, North America, the Middle East, India and Indonesia.

Rachel Pupazzoni presents the week in business, finance and economic news including the latest trends on Australian and international markets, analysing what's going on in the local and global economy and how it affects you.

As the Cold War enters the 70s, it becomes clear Pine Gap is really a spy base with eyes on the Soviets, and it's putting Alice Springs in the nuclear crosshairs. Rumours swirl about how far the US will go to keep the secret.