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  1. 'They thought this toerag would disappear': Why Joyce ditched the party that made him
    By Leisa Scott and Robyn Powell

    Barnaby Joyce has survived bruising battles, personal crises and public ridicule. Is his latest move to One Nation masterful, or a fatal miscalculation?

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-23/bar

    #FederalGovernment #HumanInterest #FederalParliament #OneNation #Nationals #Liberals #PostTraumaticStressDisorder #Depression #LeisaScott #RobynPowell

  2. Mackay makes cricket history as day one of inaugural Test match sells out
    By Danielle Jesser, Jeremy Jones, and Cristy-Lee Macqueen

    Barry Jansen mortgaged his house to help build a cricket arena in the Queensland city of Mackay. Forty years later his club is hosting its first international Test match.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-22/aus

    #Cricket #Sport #RegionalCommunities #HumanInterest #DanielleJesser #JeremyJones #CristyLeeMacqueen

  3. Delhi's electric tuktuk boom gets a hacking shock
    By Angus Mackintosh, Rachel Clayton, and Som Patidar

    Rickshaw drivers are pushing back on plans to ban all new non-electric versions of the vehicle from next January.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-22/del

    #ElectricVehicles #AirPollution #SharedTransport #HumanInterest #AngusMackintosh #RachelClayton #SomPatidar

  4. Parents thrilled as 'bike gang' gets young boys off the couch
    By Jackson Byrne

    Some boys in regional South Australia are changing what it means to be in a bike gang, one pedal at a time.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-22/new

    #YoungPeople #HumanInterest #Parenting #Children #Family #Leisure #JacksonByrne

  5. The world of model railways and the folk who build them
    By Sarah Moss

    With 50 model railway layouts on display, the upcoming Goulburn Model Expo is something railroaders look forward to, especially for those who focus on what lies either side of the train tracks rather than what's on them.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-22/the

    #Hobbies #Friendship #Engineering #HumanInterest #SarahMoss

  6. How a world-leading health study in a small town helped shape modern medicine
    By Madigan Landry and Neve Brissenden

    Since 1966, the Busselton Health Study has made several life-saving medical advancements possible, changing the way some chronic diseases are treated around the world.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-21/bus

    #MedicalResearch #PopulationGroups #RegionalCommunities #DoctorsandMedicalProfessionals #DiseasesandDisorders #HumanInterest #HeartDisease #Asthma #MadiganLandry #NeveBrissenden

  7. Once-secret son of Belgium royal becomes a prince at age 26
    By Tessa Flemming

    The 26-year-old's existence was first recognised last year by his father, who said the pair had "spoken openly and honestly about this in recent years".

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-21/bel

    #Royalty #HumanInterest #TessaFlemming

  8. Trump threatens to crush Iran with ‘Economic D Day’ – but he is running out of cards to play

    Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The…
    #NewsBeep #News #BreakingNews #Art #artscultureandentertainment #breakingnews #Energy #horizontal #HumanInterest #Iran #Sport
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  9. 'Out of control' cost-of-living pressures drive demand for food charities
    By Kristina Rosengren

    As demand for food charities and housing services rise, one family has travelled Australia with barbecues and smokers to deliver low-cost and slow-cooked meat dishes to people experiencing hardship.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-20/bro

    #Homelessness #CostofLiving #Charities #RegionalCommunities #CommunityOrganisations #HumanInterest #FoodandDrink #KristinaRosengren

  10. Breaking: Prince Harry, Meghan and family to move back to UK, British media reports

    Harry, the younger son of King Charles, and his wife, Meghan, intend to relocate from the US to a private, non-royal residence outside London, according to British media.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-20/pri

    #Royalty #HumanInterest #CommunityandSociety

  11. Camilla says it was 'difficult' to keep king's cancer diagnosis private

    Queen Camilla speaks publicly for the first time about how hard it was to keep her husband King Charles's cancer diagnosis private at first.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-20/cam

    #Royalty #WorldPolitics #HumanInterest

  12. Survivors of infected blood scandal say inquiry will 'let their voices be heard'
    By Hannah Meagher and Jennifer Feller

    Survivors of Australia's contaminated blood scandal, which saw up to 20,000 people infected with HIV or hepatitis C, applaud the announcement of a Senate inquiry into the circumstances behind the medical disaster.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-19/sen

    #HumanInterest #Blood #Senate #HannahMeagher #JenniferFeller

  13. Donkeys, camels and the 'Emu Man' call this 'ghost town' home
    By Oliver Brown and Em Jensen

    With a population of about 27 people and a handful of donkeys, Silverton can appear like a ghost town. But a self-appointed mayor/town drunk, an accidental cameleer, and a Mad Max aficionado are just some of the quirky locals who call this outback village home.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-18/sil

    #TravelandTourism #RegionalCommunities #RuralandRemoteCommunities #HumanInterest #Music #OliverBrown #EmJensen

  14. Superwog, Eddie Woo among YouTubers inducted into film and sound archive
    By Tessa Flemming

    Together, these Youtubers boast more than 84 million subscribers worldwide. Now they're being recognised for their impact on Australian culture.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-17/you

    #InternetCulture #ArtsCultureandEntertainment #HumanInterest #TessaFlemming

  15. The retired tradie who kept his dad's dream alive by building his own plane
    By Jasmine Hines

    There are thousands of amateur-built planes registered to fly in Australia. Central Queensland's Len Neale is one such "aviation nut" who flies his homemade aircraft.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-16/len

    #HumanInterest #CommunityandSociety #AirTransportIndustry #JasmineHines

  16. Roz Hervey had hours left to live. She asked her family to press record
    By Sarah Grant

    In life as in art, dancer Roz Hervey wanted to push boundaries. She choreographed her own death, and in her final moments made an impassioned plea.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-16/aft

    #DeathandDying #BiographicalFilms #HumanInterest #Actor #Dance #SarahGrant

  17. Charity drive charges on despite boggy conditions
    By Luke Lay and Jodie Hamilton

    Torrential rains and flooded roads did not stop more than 70 cars from taking part in this year's Variety Bash, even if major route alterations were needed.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-15/var

    #Charities #Volunteering #HumanInterest #LukeLay #JodieHamilton

  18. Hana and Wanda's unlikely friendship is helping tackle an insidious problem
    By Lucy Martin and Jasmine Hughes

    Hana Byambadash volunteers with a free program in Perth that aims to stave off old-age loneliness, a pervasive condition that is linked to dementia and other diseases.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-15/soc

    #OlderPeople #CommunityandSociety #AgedCare #HumanInterest #Health #MentalHealth #LucyMartin #JasmineHughes

  19. Europe's first solar eclipse in 27 years in pictures
    By Liana Walker

    From Spain to Iceland to Russia, millions gathered to witness the sun's light be fully blocked by the moon in the continent's first solar eclipse in almost three decades.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-13/eur

    #TheMoon #Space #HumanInterest #Weather #LianaWalker

  20. Mates make historic flight in hot air balloon over Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre
    By Isabella Kelly

    A hot air balloon flight over Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre made history over the weekend, narrowly avoiding wild weather.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-12/fri

    #HumanInterest #TravelandTourism #Weather #IsabellaKelly