The owners of a new kindergarten in Perth's south-east are locked in a bitter dispute with the local council over safety concerns. Little Grots Childcare isn't allowed to open until roadworks are carried out. But they say it'll send them bankrupt.

For more, James Carmody reports.

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Western Australia's first 3D-printed home is about to be completed. The automated wall-building robot is promising to address the housing crisis but its owner insists it won't be taking any brickie's jobs.

For more, Lachie Byrne reports.

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As the flood in north Queensland worsens, the locals of Ingham are coming together to help those who fear they've lost everything.

For more, Rosanna Kingsun reports.

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They say one man's trash is another man's treasure and now auction houses are seeing a resurgence as everyday items are offered up online at a fraction of their price in-store.

For more, Taylor Aiken reports.

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A special reunion has taken place between a newborn girl and the strangers who helped with her dramatic arrival. Baby Harriet was born on the kitchen floor of her family's Northmead home a story they won't soon forget.

For more, Amber Laidler reports.

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A Carine father is on trial accused of deliberately running down a man in a liquor store car park. Clinton Matthews says he didn't know at the time that he injured the man but now admits doing it. He denies that he did it deliberately.

For more, Cassidy Mosconi reports.

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Police are hunting three men after an insurance brokerage in Sydney's South West was peppered with bullets and a getaway car torched. Detectives say the early morning ambush may have been over a drug debt but there's still confusion over the intended target.

For more, Annie Pullar reports.

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Sacked ABC radio host Antoinette Lattouf has begun her legal action for unfair dismissal. Her lawyer read out private messages between ABC Executives trying to build a case that she lost her job, because of her views on the Middle East.

For more, Chris Maher reports.

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