US police officer jailed for shooting Australian woman after she called 911

image for article:Sydney woman Justine Damond Ruszczyk was shot dead by then-policeman Mohamed Noor. (Linkedin/ABC News)ABC News

Former US police officer Mohamed Noor is sentenced to 12-and-a-half years in prison for shooting an… More

Analysis: When does a national security mindset become an abuse of power?

image for article:ABC's legal team and an IT specialist overlooking the AFP's search for emails and data. (ABC News: Brendan Esposito)ABC News

This week's raids, and any attempt at intimidation, is an outcome of a mindset that has snuck up on… More

Barty reaches French Open final with win over Anisimova

image for article:The game was Ash Barty's first major semi-final. (Reuters: Kai Pfaffenbach)ABC News

Australian Ash Barty reaches her first major final after beating American Amanda Anisimova 6-7, 6-3,… More

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Kangaroo Island faces eco-tourism pressure

The proposed lodge of up to 10 two-person pods will be placed on the headland in view of beach users at Sandy Beach. (Supplied: Bev Maxwell)ABC Eyre Peninsula

A proposal to develop Kangaroo Island national park is a threat to a place once considered Australia's 'Noah's Ark'.

Webtopia: How the web has changed our world

The utopian dream of interconnectivity would have put ownership and control of information fully in the hands of everyday people, for the betterment of society. Peter Lewis says it has not worked out like that. (Dong Wenjie/Getty)Late Night Live

Despite the promise of a democratic utopia where everyone would 'own' their information, the web has become the plaything of libertarians.

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One regional town's health transformation

Accessibility to health care in remote areas is a challenge (Supplied: Getty Images)Life Matters

A 15-year study in northern Victoria are showing some positive results in regional health.

Crime and technology

Experts say cyber criminals continue to The Philosopher's Zone

The march of technology never stops, and sometimes the law has trouble keeping up with the changes.

Re-examining the glitter of the gold rush

A caucasian miner, an African American miner, and a Chinese miner working underground at Bendigo, Victoria, circa late 1880s. (Photograph courtesy of James Lerk, originally from the F.W. Palmer collection.)Late Night Live

The gold rushes of the 19th century created new wealth and communities. But at what price?

Meet Byron Bay's senior ballerinas

Byron Bay aged care resident Nina Marzi has been practising her pirouette for a ballet performance alongside the local preschool.ABC North Coast

Watch what happens when you combine aged care residents, preschoolers and a colourful ballet performance.

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