Federal Labor Minister Julie Collins has tried to wash her hands of responsibility for Tasmania’s salmon industry. Speaking on ABC Radio Hobart earlier today, Ms Collins attempted to shift blame to ...

Dr Gruen told the ABC that a senior JLN adviser, Anna Bateman, introduced him to vocal anti-stadium campaigners Roland Browne ...

Key players react to the release of a scathing Tasmanian Planning Commission draft report which outlines a slew of concerns with the Macquarie Point stadium project.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Popular ABC radio presenter Simon Marnie has slammed radio management on his final day with the broadcaster, after he was not ...

Claremont College teacher Anna Branch told ABC Radio Hobart's Ryk Goddard she noticed the school's flock of ISA brown chickens looked rather sparse on Tuesday. "I just sort of looked down and went, ...

Claremont College teacher Anna Branch told ABC Radio Hobart's Ryk Goddard she noticed the school's flock of ISA brown chickens looked rather sparse on Tuesday. "I just sort of looked down and went ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. ABC Radio Sydney Mornings host Hamish Macdonald managed to marginally boost listener numbers for the network in his first radio ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. ABC Melbourne’s new breakfast line-up has got off to a limp start, helping the public broadcaster deliver its worst-ever result in ...

With the announcement of the 2025 federal election, the caretaker period is now in effect. In accordance with the caretaker conventions, new material, including transcripts and media releases, may not ...

Ominously, the ABC’s 4.7 per cent share of radio listeners over all time-slots was the first time the network has ever fallen below the 5 per cent mark in Melbourne. It was a similar story in ...

The ABC’s 4.7 per cent share of radio listeners over all timeslots — down 1.2 percentage points — was the first time the network has fallen below the 5 per cent mark in Melbourne.

Listen SALLY SARA, HOST: My guest this morning is the Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese. Prime Minister, welcome back to Radio National Breakfast. ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Good morning, Sally.