SunCable Receives Conditional Approval for World’s Largest Solar Plant

SunCable, an energy company, has received conditional approval from Singapore’s Energy Market Authority to import electricity from its proposed solar plant north of Elliott in the Northern Territory. The project aims to export solar energy from the NT to Singapore via a 5,000-kilometre cable. The article provides insights into the significance of this approval, the […]

Senate Inquiry into Sports Concussions: A Year Later

A year after the Senate inquiry’s report on concussion and head trauma in sports, Dr. Annette Greenhowe, an Assistant Professor at Bond University, discusses the progress made on the 13 recommendations. Major recommendations included establishing a national sports injury database and promoting independent research into sports concussions. However, Dr. Greenhowe notes that not all recommendations […]

Struggles of Rodeos in Australia: A Case Study of the Manizer Rodeo

The Manizer Rodeo, one of the largest events of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere, has entered voluntary administration due to cost of living pressures and the ongoing fallout from the pandemic. The article discusses the challenges faced by rodeos in the region, including the importance of volunteers, rising costs, and the difficulty of attracting […]

ABC’s Sport Coverage Now Available on the Go

Never miss a moment of your favorite sports. With the ABC Listen app, you can take ABC’s sport coverage with you wherever you go. Tune in to live broadcasts, catch up on missed games, and stay updated on the latest sports news.

Australian Red Cross Lifeblood Calls for Urgent Blood Donations

Australian Red Cross Lifeblood has made an urgent call for donors after a surge in cancellations due to cold and flu symptoms. The organization needs thousands of Australians to donate in the next week to meet demand. Blood donations are needed daily for reasons such as surgery, injuries, childbirth, and cancer treatment.

Olympic Medalist Matthew Richardson Defects to Great Britain

Australian cyclist Matthew Richardson has announced he is switching nationalities and will compete for Great Britain. The 25-year-old, who was born in the UK and moved to Australia as a nine-year-old, has won several medals in international events. He is expected to represent Britain at the LA Olympics in 2028.