Latest
Every story, newest first. No ranking, nothing held back.
- The rise of the One Nation-curious CEO ANZ Chief Executive Nuno Matos’ comments on migration reflect a change in the mood among Australia’s business leaders.
- Mythos has made 2026 patching hell. It might make 2027 a breeze Lawson outlined that scenario at Gartner’s IT Symposium in Australia today and explained it by theorising that the increased volume of vulnerability discoveries made possible by Anthropic’s Mythos and other.
- Emergency warning for fire at Blackmore, west of Berry Springs Authorities have issued an emergency warning for a fire at Stockwell Road in Blackmore, west of Berry Springs, advising anyone who is unprepared to leave now.
- Emergency warning downgraded as crews bring Top End fire under control Bushfires Northern Territory has downgraded an emergency warning for a fire at Stockwell Road in Blackmore, south of Darwin, to an advice level.
- In a crowded lift, I was asked if to considered Botox. Executives keep backing the wrong horse We are experts at office banter, one-on-one communication and talking to actual humans on the phone.
- 'Really problematic': Australians are rejecting the very homes the country needs Sales of new homes fell 10 per cent nationally in August and were 19.3 per cent lower in the three months to August compared with the previous quarter.
- South Australia passes tough new booze laws following DV inquiry An Aussie state has just made it much harder for people to get their hands on booze following an inquiry into domestic violence.
- Record gold grades for Aguia at Colombian mining play Aguia Resources has hit record gold production and grade at its Santa Barbara project in Colombia, with August output more than doubling its previous best performance.
- Wednesday briefing: Why tech companies might be only too happy for us to believe AI will ‘kill us all’ In today’s newsletter: It is hard to tell fact from fiction when it comes to AI.
- Peel Thunder coach Adam Read stoked with Fremantle defender Brennan Cox’s availability for WAFL grand final Peel Thunder coach Adam Read is stoked to have Brennan Cox at his disposal for the WAFL grand final.
- Hawks' 'pawn' out to checkmate Lions in AFL final Harry Morrison loves chess especially when he's a couple of steps ahead of the game and hopes Hawthorn can do the same in Saturday's AFL preliminary final.
- Alcoa tips in $2.1m as Equus Energy hunts deep-pocketed gas partners to fund North West Shelf project Alcoa has approved another $2.1m for Equus as the gas junior hunts investors for a WA offshore project that could supply the equivalent of 5 per cent of the State’s.
- Fowler on fire for City Mary Fowler is on fire for Manchester City as the Matildas star returns to her best.
- SWFL: It’s been a long road to get to this weekend’s grand final for Bunbury, says coach Troy Hollands Bunbury are looking to break a six year drought at the top of the South West Football League with a long journey taken to set the team up for this.
- SWFL: Nola Marino medallist Trinity Brown surprised to have been honoured with league’s top gong Trinity Brown has claimed her second Nola Marino Medal for the SWFL women’s best and fairest, capping a season by becoming the first Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault player to win award.
- Hero rats tasked with detecting contaminated soil African giant pouched rats could be used to detect soil that has been contaminated with petroleum, posing health risks to communities.
- Brace yourself for the biggest match in Australian domestic soccer history It’s happening, and the timing is incredible. It is every debate Australian soccer has ever had about itself, condensed into 90 minutes plus extra time, if needed.
- ‘He makes us all walk taller’: McDonald happy to be Curnow’s support act Swans forward Logan McDonald believes playing alongside Charlie Curnow helped ease the weight of expectation and brought out his best football.
- Bazzana whacks two home runs in MLB win for Guardians Travis Bazzana has scored multiple home runs in a game for the second time this season in Major League Baseball.
- Sydney man who allegedly called 13-year-old girl a ‘terrorist’ berates judge after bail refused Omar Yassine, 50, was arrested and charged with stalking and intimidation after allegedly hurling insults at year 8 student wearing a hijab.
- From the Pocket: Nick Watson makes his case as AFL’s best small forward – just when Hawthorn need him most T he Nick Watson moment came on Dustin Martin’s day. Watson trained at Hawthorn in the pre-season before he was drafted and Mitchell loved him straight away.
- NFL fans expected to spend millions, but good luck getting a plane ticket For Australian fans of the LA Rams and San Francisco 49ers, Friday can’t come soon enough.
- Private owners circle Cheika-led Waratahs as Hoiles locks in as deputy The buzz around Michael Cheika’s return to the Waratahs has even extended to private investors expressing interest in buying the franchise from Rugby Australia.
- Two NSW footballers behind bars after being found guilty of rape Scone Thoroughbreds rugby league players Hayden Topliss and Ryan Hawkshaw have been found guilty of raping woman in 2023.
- Woman missing from Queensland beach town found dead in dunes The 31-year-old mother’s body was found by a local dog walker in bush growing along the dunes near the Queensland city’s harbour.
- Anthropic lands deal in $31bn datacentre in western Queensland, David Crisafulli says Anthropic, the AI giant behind the large language model Claude, has done a deal to lease the site of its first Australian datacentre in western Queensland.
- Family visas for foreign students targeted in migration enforcement action Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke is on the verge of unveiling changes designed to ensure Labor meets its migration targets.
- Police investigate sand dunes death of Mackay mother Police are trying to fill in the last four days of Payge Leembruggen's life after her body was found at a Mackay beach.
- Mansions, promises, sinking towns: Paul Barry looks at how one man fooled the world Mansions, promises, sinking towns: Paul Barry looks at how one man fooled the world.
- Tight fit for forward-thinking Swans in Dockers duel Sydney are weighing up rolling the dice on tinkering with their attack for a preliminary final against Fremantle, with Joel Amartey back in the frame.
- Sarah Abo announces shock departure from the Nine Network, new line-up of hosts to be revealed Her shock departure comes three months after her co-host Karl Stefanovic was booted off.
- Australia should engage with Taliban but not risk ‘normalisation’, expert says More than five years after the fall of Kabul, Australia is being urged not to let potential engagement with the Taliban become commonplace.
- KNBC news anchor tearfully confirms news station's chopper crash KNBC news anchor Colleen Williams tearfully confirmed on-air it was her news station's helicopter involved in the fatal crash in Los Angeles.
- Swans star in the mix for preliminary final selection Sydney coach Dean Cox confirms Justin McInerney is a chance to return for the clash with Fremantle.
- Swans star in the mix for preliminary final selection Sydney coach Dean Cox confirms Justin McInerney is a chance to return for the clash with Fremantle.
- Down 17% in a week: What has happened to Paladin Energy shares? Paladin Energy Ltd shares are changing hands for $9.51 each in Wednesday afternoon trade.
- Welcome to Saffire Freycinet Saffire Freycinet makes a mesmerising first impression whichever way you get there.
- Greens slam plan for US AI pioneer Anthropic plans to use giant Queensland data centre The deal is a test of the Albanese Government’s plan to promote AI while avoiding a public opposition to the unpopular data centres used to power them.
- Appeal after young mum's body found in sand dunes Police have appealed for information after a young woman's body was found at a popular beach just days after she was last spotted at a hair salon.
- Where have all the British backpackers gone? For generations of young Britons, Australia came with an unwritten itinerary. The British-born general manager of Mad Monkey Backpackers arrived in Australia on a working holiday visa in 2015.