Nine people accused of plotting a far-right coup have faced court in a trial so big it's had to be split into three different cases.

They're accused of involvement in a plot to violently overthrow the government, organised by the members of the Reichsbürger, or Citizens of the Reich movement.

Far-right coup accusers go on trial in Germany

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For almost three decades, eight-time ARIA winner Eskimo Joe has been a staple on the Australian rock scene.

Currently on a huge national tour, the band is getting nostalgic with the fans on their new track 'The First Time'.
Guest: Kav Temperley

Eskimo Joe look back on career highs with 'The First Time'

A fish, often described as a living fossil for its role in evolution, is under threat in South East Queensland.

Its home, the Mary River is in particularly bad shape, according to a recent study.
Guest: Tom Espinoza, The Burnet Mary Regional Group CEO
Producer: Georgina Kenyon-Huxley

Lungfish under threat in Mary River

Australian rom-com Colin From Accounts returns for its second season this week.

Created by and starring real-life couple Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer, the series won huge accolades for its first season both at home and overseas. 

Guest: Wenlei Ma, culture editor, The Nightly 




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The federal government has convened an expert panel to recommend how it can prevent violence against women as the national death toll from family and domestic violence continues to climb.

The panel will conduct a rapid review and report back later this year, with a strong focus on prevention and "stronger accountability" for perpetrators.

'We need to identify gaps': DV panel to conduct rapid review

WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this story contains the name of an Indigenous person who has died, used with the permission of their family. This story also contains racist and offensive language.

The NT coronial inquest into the police shooting death of Kumanjayi Walker resumed yesterday.

The coroner was told about awards handed out by police containing racial images and derogatory terms.

NOTE: If this story has raised any issues, you can contact Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander crisis support line 13YARN on 13 92 76 
Guest: Melissa MacKay, ABC court reporter

Far-right coup accusers go on trial in Germany

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