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澳洲幸运10开奖网址-澳洲10开奖结果体彩视频-澳洲幸运十历史开奖记录 When Rohan received an email offering once-stolen diamonds for sale, he didn't hit delete

Rohan Milne is not your average jeweller. In fact, he's worked in some of the most prestigious and secretive ateliers in the world. Then came an email offering him diamonds from a heist.

Two hands position a large blue gemstone.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Diamonds

Meaghan took MDMA in a clinical trial to treat PTSD. What happened next is horrifying

When Meaghan did psychedelic therapy, she was gagged and pinned down by her therapists. With psychedelics touted as a miracle cure, she wants her story known.

Three images of a woman lying on a bed and a man and woman holding her arms, and hugging her.

Duration: 1 minute

Source: Four CornersTopic: Mental Health

Inside Scott Morrison's last-ditch election tactic

It's the first parliamentary sitting day of Anthony Albanese's government, but in recent days there's also been attention on the dying hours of Scott Morrison's leadership.

Duration: 12 minutes 28 seconds

Source: ABC RadioTopic: Government and Politics

Editor's Choice

Nick Cave and Warren Ellis announce 2022 Australian tour dates

The duo have confirmed Australian dates for the rest of the tour, hitting theatres and arenas across many capital cities and a few regional areas this November and December.

Nick Cave and Warren Ellis sing passionately into microphones on stage. Both wear suits. Ellis is bearded. Lighting is orange.

Source: Double JTopic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)

ASIC has been trying to shut down this 'predatory' lender for years. Is it finally about to succeed?

ASIC is investigating whether a third lending model set up by 'predatory' payday lender Cigno is legal, while the company takes its fight to be exempt from credit laws to the High Court.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Banking

Farmers beg Aussies to eat their way through avo-lanche of avocados

Smashed on toast, tossed in a salad, or blended in a smoothie — whichever way you eat your avocados, farmers are pleading for you to eat more of them.

A big pile of avocados lying on the ground.

Source: ABC RuralTopic: Agricultural Crops

Historic return of the Tour de France Femmes

After decades of various iterations, including the recent one day competition, the women's cycling returns to the world's most prestigious route with its own eight days on the cycling calendar.

Two women riding bikes on an empty road, they are smiling at each other.

Duration: 6 minutes 45 seconds

Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: Sport

Narco-drones: Our laws aren't ready for the new frontier in trafficking

International and Australian laws need to be updated to cope with the newest drug-trafficking technique threatening maritime security: remote-controlled narco-drones.

A video screenshot showing three submarine-like metal boxes.

Source: The ConversationTopic: Drug Offences

Celebrating 90 years of the ABC

Should students wear school uniforms?

In 1988, Andrew Daddo headed out to ask students if they would prefer uniforms or free dress at school.

Duration: 4 minutes 6 seconds

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Schools

Rainbow Warrior sinks after bombing

Police confirm a bomb planted on the outside of the hull caused the explosion that sank the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior in 1985.

Duration: 2 minutes 13 seconds

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Law, Crime and Justice

Friday coal on Play School

In 1966, Play School presenters Lorraine and David have a fire to warm up the room a bit, and talk about the 'interesting stuff' they're burning — coal.

Duration: 1 minute 53 seconds

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Television

Sputnik: The first working model

This simple model consisting of a brass ball, weight and string demonstrated the workings of the Sputnik satellite for ABC viewers in the late 1950s.

Duration: 3 minutes 50 seconds

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Astronomy (Space)

Moments in History

Muhammad Ali's Rumble in the Jungle belt sells at auction for $8.9m

Jim Irsay, owner of the Indianapolis Colts NFL team, is 'proud to be the steward' of the championship belt from Ali's 1974 heavyweight title fight against George Foreman.

A muscular man wearing white shorts and black gloves stands over his downed opponent in a boxing ring as a referee moves in.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Boxing

The unofficial history of the Atari

Hear stories from the person who won the first Atari in the country, another who clocked Space Invaders at age 14, and someone who worked in the Melbourne 'UFO' headquarters.

An Atari 2600 video game console surrounded by many games.

Duration: 3 minutes 17 seconds

Source: ABC Radio MelbourneTopic: Video Games

The life and music of George Michael

George Michael biographer James Gavin joins Andrew Ford for a deep dive into the music and troubled life of the legendary singer, songwriter and pop superstar.

George Michael on stage with a guitar. He's wearing 1 studded leather glove, denim jacket and aviator sunglasses

Duration: 54 minutes 4 seconds

Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: Arts and Entertainment

The controversial history of the man behind the James Webb Space Telescope

In the excitement of its first images, it's easy to forget the James Webb telescope has been the subject of controversy.

a composite image of galaxies from the James Webb telescope and the man himself

Source: The ConversationTopic: Astronomy (Space)

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