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Oscar-winner Anne Hathaway kissed '10 guys' in chemistry audition in a practice she describes as 'gross'

While promoting her new film The Idea of You, actor Anne Hathaway described as 'gross' previous practices she's been subjected to involving chemistry auditions where she had to kiss a long list of potential co-stars, one after the other.
The main characters in The Idea of You about to kiss, headshot, embrace

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Arts, Culture and Entertainment

Experts left scratching their heads as wombat wanders into ocean

A couple holidaying in Tasmania's remote north-west have captured a wombat foraging in the ocean. The footage has surprised wombat experts, who say the behaviour is highly unusual.
A wombat sits in shallow water along a beach.
Duration: 39 seconds

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Animals

'This is not my daughter': Mother pleads for reforms to Victoria's eating disorder hospital system

Vanessa never thought her child's reduced food intake would turn into a long-term, life-threatening eating disorder. Now, after 25 hospital visits in the past year, she's calling for more long-term care and support to stop the cycle of readmission.
selfie of woman with daughteer near a lake

Source: ABC GippslandTopic: Eating Disorders

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Why have power bills skyrocketed when wholesale electricity keeps getting cheaper?

The wholesale price of electricity in Australia is three times cheaper than it was two years ago, according to new data from Australia's energy regulator, but retailers are still jacking up their prices.
A hand turning a fan on, light switch and air con remote in the shot

Source: ABC Radio BrisbaneTopic: Energy Industry

'The facts here are different': Barrass unable to overturn ban on 'good guy' defence

The West Coast defender attempted to use the same tribunal tactic Charlie Cameron used a week ago, but this time there were not enough "exceptional and compelling circumstances". 
West Coast Eagles defender Tom Barrass on the turf

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Sport

Sam found out her son had hassled a girl for nudes, but she wasn't sure what to do next

Sam was shocked to discover her son had been badgering a peer for nudes. Teen educator Bec Sparrow and clinic psychologist Dr Sophie Li had some advice for her.
A boy with a blurry face holds a phone, the light illuminating his face against the darkened background.

Source: ABC LifestyleTopic: Parenting

The bra you exercise in could be putting you at greater risk of an ACL tear

When women pick out a sports bra they're probably not thinking of their knees, but surprising new research shows there's a link between breast support and serious knee injuries.
A group of women go for a run

Source: ABC Health & WellbeingTopic: Women

This Japanese film is 'one of the most deceptively beautiful movies of the year so far'

Drive My Car director Ryusuke Hamaguchi follows his Oscar-winning film with the story of a glamping site development in a rural Japanese village.
A young girl stares just beyond the camera, wearing a blue snow jacket and matching beanie. Her hands are in yellow gloves.

Source: ABC EntertainmentTopic: Film (Arts and Entertainment)

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Anzac Day

Your guide to Anzac Day 2024 on the ABC

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'.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: ANZAC Day

How to find an Anzac Day service near you

The Australian War Memorial says the day is a time for the nation to "reflect on the many different meanings of war".
Three wreath laid at a memorial

Source: ABC NewsTopic: ANZAC Day

Warbirds like 'flying time capsules' as Anzac Day air displays keep aviation history alive

It only takes a few seconds, but a lot of work goes into a warbird flypast for Anzac Day, especially when some of the aircraft are older than those marching.
Two 1950s aircraft flying in formation

Source: ABC Southern QldTopic: ANZAC Day

Uncovering the history of the Sikhs who fought with the Anzacs

Sikhs believe in equality and fighting for what is right, according to community members and historians – and it was these values that led nine Indian Sikh men to join the Anzacs to fight in World War I.
Troops of the 14th Sikhs © IWM (Q 13372)

Source: ABC AsiaTopic: World War 1

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