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  1. Disability advocate's tragic drowning spurs life-saving gesture
    By Emma Haskin

    Ellen Fraser-Barbour's drowning at a popular swimming hole in central Australia prompts the NT's St John Ambulance service to install an automated external defibrillator at the site to commemorate her disability advocacy work.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-17/sou

    #Drownings #PeopleWithDisability #FuneralsandMemorialServices #RegionalCommunities #EmmaHaskin

  2. Landcare group prepares for new battle against billion-dollar mine
    By Hamish Cole

    Approval for a proposed silver mine in Central NSW was overturned in a legal challenge by a landcare group, but the project is set to be reassessed by the Independent Planning Commission.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-17/bow

    #MiningandMetalsIndustry #Activism #RegionalCommunities #RegionalDevelopmentandPlanning #HamishCole

  3. Community 'blindsided' by legislation change fears becoming ghost town
    By Bryn Wakefield and Liam O'Connell

    The state government has introduced legislation to repeal a requirement for a coal mine to house its workforce in a nearby town.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-16/fea

    #RegionalCommunities #Coal #BrynWakefield #LiamOConnell

  4. Domestic violence cases 'disproportionately high' in regional areas
    By Jeremy Story Carter

    As Australia grapples with a domestic violence crisis, experts are pleading for more to be done in regional and rural Australia.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-16/dom

    #DomesticViolence #RegionalCommunities #HealthPolicy #WomensHealth #JeremyStoryCarter

  5. Western Renewables Link passes planning hurdle as cost review ordered
    By Tamara Clark

    The Victorian premier orders a cost assessment of the controversial Western Renewables Link hours after the planning minister approves its environment effects statement.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/wes

    #EnergyPolicy #RegionalCommunities #RenewableEnergy #TamaraClark

  6. Western Renewables Link passes planning hurdle as cost review ordered
    By Tamara Clark

    The Victorian premier orders a cost assessment of the controversial Western Renewables Link hours after the planning minister approves its environment effects statement.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/wes

    #EnergyPolicy #RegionalCommunities #RenewableEnergy #TamaraClark

  7. A 500km walk has paid off for a 12-year-old determined to meet the PM
    By Zaarkacha Marlan

    Dusty Langby walked more than 500 kilometres from Warren to Canberra to ask Anthony Albanese to match $500,000 he raised for Little Wings. The prime minister said yes to that and more.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/dus

    #ChildrensHealth #Activism #RegionalCommunities #GovernmentFunding #ZaarkachaMarlan

  8. Country pride events struggle to survive as volunteers dwindle
    By Rachel Hagan

    In the remote WA town of Carnarvon, Queernavon has been running pride events for three years. A lack of volunteers means they may not go ahead this year and organisers worry about what that will mean for the community.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/car

    #LGBTQIA #RegionalCommunities #Volunteering #CommunityandCulturalEvents #RachelHagan

  9. Country pride events struggle to survive as volunteers dwindle
    By Rachel Hagan

    In the remote WA town of Carnarvon, Queernavon has been running pride events for three years. A lack of volunteers means they may not go ahead this year and organisers worry about what that will mean for the community.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/car

    #LGBTQIA #RegionalCommunities #Volunteering #CommunityandCulturalEvents #RachelHagan

  10. Country pride events struggle to survive as volunteers dwindle
    By Rachel Hagan

    In the remote WA town of Carnarvon, Queernavon has been running pride events for three years. A lack of volunteers means they may not go ahead this year and organisers worry about what that will mean for the community.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/car

    #LGBTQIA #RegionalCommunities #Volunteering #CommunityandCulturalEvents #RachelHagan

  11. Country pride events struggle to survive as volunteers dwindle
    By Rachel Hagan

    In the remote WA town of Carnarvon, Queernavon has been running pride events for three years. A lack of volunteers means they may not go ahead this year and organisers worry about what that will mean for the community.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/car

    #LGBTQIA #RegionalCommunities #Volunteering #CommunityandCulturalEvents #RachelHagan

  12. Country pride events struggle to survive as volunteers dwindle
    By Rachel Hagan

    In the remote WA town of Carnarvon, Queernavon has been running pride events for three years. A lack of volunteers means they may not go ahead this year and organisers worry about what that will mean for the community.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/car

    #LGBTQIA #RegionalCommunities #Volunteering #CommunityandCulturalEvents #RachelHagan

  13. Riverland men casting aside tools and tractors to work in disability
    By Oliver Brown

    When Brody Thompson finished school, he initially struggled to find a sense of professional purpose until someone suggested he try support work.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/men

    #DisabilityAccess #EmploymentStatistics #RegionalCommunities #PeopleWithDisability #Work #OliverBrown

  14. Riverland men casting aside tools and tractors to work in disability
    By Oliver Brown

    When Brody Thompson finished school, he initially struggled to find a sense of professional purpose until someone suggested he try support work.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/men

    #DisabilityAccess #EmploymentStatistics #RegionalCommunities #PeopleWithDisability #Work #OliverBrown

  15. Riverland men casting aside tools and tractors to work in disability
    By Oliver Brown

    When Brody Thompson finished school, he initially struggled to find a sense of professional purpose until someone suggested he try support work.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/men

    #DisabilityAccess #EmploymentStatistics #RegionalCommunities #PeopleWithDisability #Work #OliverBrown

  16. Riverland men casting aside tools and tractors to work in disability
    By Oliver Brown

    When Brody Thompson finished school, he initially struggled to find a sense of professional purpose until someone suggested he try support work.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/men

    #DisabilityAccess #EmploymentStatistics #RegionalCommunities #PeopleWithDisability #Work #OliverBrown

  17. Riverland men casting aside tools and tractors to work in disability
    By Oliver Brown

    When Brody Thompson finished school, he initially struggled to find a sense of professional purpose until someone suggested he try support work.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/men

    #DisabilityAccess #EmploymentStatistics #RegionalCommunities #PeopleWithDisability #Work #OliverBrown

  18. Whyalla steelworkers 'stubbornly determined' to keep plant going
    By Leah MacLennan

    The blast furnace closure has not come as a surprise to locals — workers have been pushing against the odds to get the aging plant back online since April. Now, they're considering what the future holds.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/why

    #RegionalCommunities #IndustrialRelations #EnergyIndustry #Steel #LeahMacLennan

  19. Whyalla steelworkers 'stubbornly determined' to keep plant going
    By Leah MacLennan

    The blast furnace closure has not come as a surprise to locals — workers have been pushing against the odds to get the aging plant back online since April. Now, they're considering what the future holds.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/why

    #RegionalCommunities #IndustrialRelations #EnergyIndustry #Steel #LeahMacLennan

  20. Whyalla steelworkers 'stubbornly determined' to keep plant going
    By Leah MacLennan

    The blast furnace closure has not come as a surprise to locals — workers have been pushing against the odds to get the aging plant back online since April. Now, they're considering what the future holds.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/why

    #RegionalCommunities #IndustrialRelations #EnergyIndustry #Steel #LeahMacLennan

  21. Data centre company lodges appeal against 'unreasonable' restricted generator use
    By Kelsey Reid

    An energy-hungry data centre that received recent council approval to have diesel generators as backup power is now appealing against the "unreasonable" conditions on how they can be used.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/fir

    #DataCentres #RegionalCommunities #LocalGovernment #InformationTechnologyIndustry #EnvironmentalImpacts #BusinessandIndustryRegulation #ComputerScience #Technology #KelseyReid

  22. Data centre company lodges appeal against 'unreasonable' restricted generator use
    By Kelsey Reid

    An energy-hungry data centre that received recent council approval to have diesel generators as backup power is now appealing against the "unreasonable" conditions on how they can be used.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/fir

    #DataCentres #RegionalCommunities #LocalGovernment #InformationTechnologyIndustry #EnvironmentalImpacts #BusinessandIndustryRegulation #ComputerScience #Technology #KelseyReid

  23. Data centre company lodges appeal against 'unreasonable' restricted generator use
    By Kelsey Reid

    An energy-hungry data centre that received recent council approval to have diesel generators as backup power is now appealing against the "unreasonable" conditions on how they can be used.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/fir

    #DataCentres #RegionalCommunities #LocalGovernment #InformationTechnologyIndustry #EnvironmentalImpacts #BusinessandIndustryRegulation #ComputerScience #Technology #KelseyReid

  24. Data centre company lodges appeal against 'unreasonable' restricted generator use
    By Kelsey Reid

    An energy-hungry data centre that received recent council approval to have diesel generators as backup power is now appealing against the "unreasonable" conditions on how they can be used.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/fir

    #DataCentres #RegionalCommunities #LocalGovernment #InformationTechnologyIndustry #EnvironmentalImpacts #BusinessandIndustryRegulation #ComputerScience #Technology #KelseyReid

  25. Data centre company lodges appeal against 'unreasonable' restricted generator use
    By Kelsey Reid

    An energy-hungry data centre that received recent council approval to have diesel generators as backup power is now appealing against the "unreasonable" conditions on how they can be used.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/fir

    #DataCentres #RegionalCommunities #LocalGovernment #InformationTechnologyIndustry #EnvironmentalImpacts #BusinessandIndustryRegulation #ComputerScience #Technology #KelseyReid

  26. Small businesses fighting to stay open amid 'insidious cost creep'
    By Liz Rymill and Becc Bird

    Small business owners hit with rising costs will no longer be able to add surcharges on card payments from October 1. One operator in regional South Australia has described it as an "insidious cost creep".

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-09/ris

    #SmallBusinesses #RetailIndustry #CostofLiving #RegionalCommunities #RuralandRemoteCommunities #BusinessandIndustryRegulation #Businesses #ReserveBankOfAustralia #BusinessEconomicsandFinance #LizRymill #BeccBird

  27. Push for memorial to two men killed in sea mine tragedy on home soil
    By Liz Rymill

    The granddaughter of Able Seaman Thomas Todd, who was killed at Beachport by an exploding German sea mine, is calling for a memorial to him and another man killed during World War II.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-10/bea

    #WorldWarII #History #RegionalCommunities #LizRymill