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Military personnel at the national Anzac Day dawn service

No matter where you are on Anzac Day this year, you can commemorate April 25 with us. Tune into our coverage throughout the day across ABC Radio, ABC listen app, ABC TV, ABC iview and online.

A graphic featuring a soldier with his head bowed, in shadow, and the words 'Anzac Day, commemorate with us'.

As gold prices increase around the world, opportunities for amateur fossickers to strike it rich are expanding in the state's centre.

A woman holds a gold nugget with a man smiling beside her.

Three coastal councils have teamed up to help manage recreational four-wheel driving to protect the coastline from "blowing away into the ocean".

A white sandy beach with six four wheel drives park along it with shrubbery, by the ocean.

From losing every single match to being the undefeated premiers, a women's football team in Darwin knows how to overcome a challenge.

Pinty footy club

These golden bites make a wonderful lunch or dinner whether you're on-the-go or at home. They're made with pantry staples: tuna, potatoes and frozen peas.

Crispy tuna cakes on a plate with a small bowl of pea puree and serving platter of tuna cakes with lemon wedges nearby

Researchers hope new breeding sites are a positive sign for the endangered species' survival.

A person crouches holding a turtle up to the camera

Norwegian athletes are advised against eating any kind of meat while in China due to the risk of contamination and failed dope tests ahead of two major events due in the country next month.

Norwegian athlete Henriette Jaeger runs around a bend in a 400m race on an indoor track with a rival behind her.

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In an election not centred on climate, integrity and women, pundits are closely watching to see if the teal success of 2022 was an aberration or a new normal in Australian politics.

Teal PMs Allegra Spender, Monique Ryan, Sophie Scamps, Kylea Tink, Kate Chaney and Zali Steggall at a press conference

Voters tell ABC's Your Say campaign what they want out of Medicare and where it isn't working.

A green Medicare card alongside gold and silver Australian coins and blurred bank notes

More than 500,000 votes were cast in the first day of early voting on Tuesday, as the trend continues of more Australians heading to the ballot box before the official polling day.

A person places a vote in a Senate ballot box for Canberra.

Four of the last five elections were close; May 3 may see similar results with a tight race.

An atomic bomb blast

Armies once lived off the land, but now they can live off a sealed, freeze-dried pouch. Imagining, making and storing combat-ready food leads global food science, which means that each and every one of us eats a little like a soldier.

A black and white photograph of soldiers in uniform lining up for food at an outdoor table.

Australia's official World War II historian Gavin Long covered dangerous theatres of war including Dunkirk, Greece, and the Middle East for his 22 volumes of work. His biographer Garry Hills joined Philip Clark on Nightlife.

In 1972 an Australian woman could not even open a bank account without the backing of a man. This is the inside story of how a group of feminists forced political change.

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