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- PM asked to explain wedding invitation to staffer sacked over sexist, racist tweets News24 host Peta Credlin has called out Anthony Albanese for inviting recently sacked Labor staffer and former Play School star Rhys Muldoon to his wedding last year.
- Wesfarmers vs Telstra: Which ASX dividend stock comes out on top? Wesfarmers Ltd and Telstra Group Ltd are two of the market's giants. For fundamentals, Wesfarmers carries a market cap of $82.64 billion.
- Melbourne council rejects bid to build new church in green wedge A religious congregation in Melbourne's south-east will need to continue searching for a new spiritual home, after an application to build a new church was rejected by the local council.
- Houthi drone shot down near Mecca, Saudi-led coalition says Saudi authorities say a drone attack they claim was launched by Yemen's Houthi rebels was intercepted before it could reach the holy city of Mecca.
- Mining rebound helps Australian shares creep higher Miners and energy stocks have helped the ASX claw back some recent losses, with commodity prices supported by a weaker greenback as US bond yields retreated.
- How much income could a $1.2 million superannuation balance generate? A $1.2 million superannuation balance is an amount of money. A 5% withdrawal would increase the annual income to $60,000, while 6% would provide $72,000.
- Ed Sheeran’s US tour in disruption as supporting acts, band quit after Macklemore axed The furore began after the US rapper expressed pro-Palestinian views on stage during Sheeran’s New Jersey shows.
- ‘Extremely concerned’: Warning after squishy toy explodes in boy’s face at Royal Adelaide Show The young boy was taken to hospital after the squishy toy exploded in his face while he was at the Royal Adelaide Show with his family.
- 'I can figure it out': Tszyu ready to conquer the US After going 14 professional fights unbeaten in Australia, Nikita Tszyu says he is ready to square off under the bright lights of boxing's mecca in the US.
- ‘Assault on democracy’: Brethren leaders called to answer for far-right election plot ‘Assault on democracy’: Brethren leaders called to answer for far-right election plot.
- Why buy and hold BHP shares for 10 years BHP Group Ltd is already one of the largest companies on the Australian share market.
- These are unapologetically political songs, and this artist is unapologetically herself Indie-pop group Belle and Sebastian return to Melbourne on a tour celebrating their 30th year.
- These are unapologetically political songs, and this artist is unapologetically herself Indie-pop group Belle and Sebastian return to Melbourne on a tour celebrating their 30th year.
- ‘Who arrives, who stays, who leaves’: Labor to unveil plans to curb migration and crack down on visa overstayers Home affairs minister Tony Burke will detail changes as support for One Nation surges amid immigration debate.
- Asian markets make nervous start ahead of Fed decision MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan has fluctuated between gains and losses.
- AFL finals: Fremantle Dockers coach unfazed by potential Sydney Swans eyes on training ahead of prelim clash Justin Longmuir says his Dockers are happy to be an open book as they prepare for Friday’s preliminary final.
- 3 ASX shares could return 10%+ The share market has traditionally generated average annual returns of around 9% to 10% over the long term.
- Minns says Molly Ticehurst’s murderer deserved longer sentence for ‘vicious’ crime’ – as it happened
- Alice Springs heavy metal music venue raises $1m in donations in fight to stay open Alice Springs has a population of 34,000 and exactly one live music space: a heavy metal venue called the Black Wreath.
- SWFL: Mitch Tenardi secures first Hayward Medal after two second place finishes but focus is on grand final Mitch Tenardi ended his run of being the bridesmaid after securing his first Hayward Medal at the South West Football League awards night on Friday.
- Minister defends 'best practice' grant for sports club South Australian MP Mark Butler says he encouraged a council in his electorate to apply for a national grant to give its soccer club a home.
- Fortescue raises legal defences with cross-appeal in Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation feud Mining billionaire Andrew Forrest is wading back into a long-running legal feud with Traditional Owners over a patch of Fortescue’s large iron ore empire in the Pilbara.
- Your photos, your words and your work: will Labor make it easier for AI companies to take them for free? | Holly Rankin Every family photo you ever posted would be fair game for AI companies unless you choose to opt out.
- Cochlear share price rebounds 53% from 10-year low: Can it keep climbing? The ASX healthcare shares are up over 1% to $137.95 a piece. The Cochlear share price fell around 20% after the company released its half-year results in February.
- Twist in mum killer Andre Rebelo’s appeal as case dropped Convicted killer Andre Rebelo has quietly withdrawn his bid to appeal the decision that landed him in prison for life over the murder of his own mother.
- Minister as opponents team up in Assembly rebuke Tara Cheyne was censured on Wednesday but defended her handling of library hours cuts and seatbelt offence fines that were found to be incorrectly authorised in a censure motion debate.
- Oar, Foster unpack Spurs woes Tommy Oar and Craig Foster unpack Spurs' woes as they remain winless in the Premier League after four games.
- Ange's tense exchange with journo Ange Postecoglou's exchange with a journo after Al-Nassr lost 4-0 to Al-Ain.
- Renshaw scores century for Australia Matt Renshaw hits a century as Australia beats Zimbabwe in the first match of their ODI series.
- Sepehran Airlines: Passengers scream as Boeing 737 ceiling collapses after tyre bursts in takeoff Footage has captured the moment passengers screamed in fear as the cabin’s ceiling was ripped apart after a burst tyre forced the pilot to make an emergency landing.
- Roosters stars to retire from NRLW Roosters stars Millie Elliott and Corban Baxter will retire from the NRLW following the finals series.
- Roosters stars to retire from NRLW Roosters stars Millie Elliott and Corban Baxter will retire from the NRLW following the finals series.
- Roosters stars to retire from NRLW Roosters stars Millie Elliott and Corban Baxter will retire from the NRLW following the finals series.
- Roosters stars to retire from NRLW Roosters stars Millie Elliott and Corban Baxter will retire from the NRLW following the finals series.
- Nine quickfire questions with Nat Thaipun Get to know Good Food’s new star contributor a little more with this light and tender grilling.
- Nine quickfire questions with Nat Thaipun Get to know Good Food’s new star contributor a little more with this light and tender grilling.
- Nine quickfire questions with Nat Thaipun Get to know Good Food’s new star contributor a little more with this light and tender grilling.
- ‘Mum’s perspective on deterring under-fives from vaping?’: ICAC says evidence is ridiculous Liberal operative Jeremy Greenwood has continued his staunch support of Anita Perrottet’s marketing advice.
- Third appeal lodged against Australian-record $150m native title payout Fortescue has become the third group to appeal a record Federal Court award of $150.3 million to Pilbara traditional owners.
- Website crashes due to demand for Spirit of Tasmania bookings New tickets for Spirit of Tasmania IV and V have gone on sale, with high demand causing the booking system to temporarily crash.