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- What does it take to become a pro gamer? Vivienne Quach is one of Australia's top female Esports competitors.
- 'Backing him in': Swans make selection call for finals Sydney winger Justin McInerney and forward Joel Amartey are fit again, but coach Dean Cox will gamble on only one for their finals clash against Fremantle.
- EPIC Support rolls out red carpet for 2026 Casino Royale Ball EPIC Support is gearing up to host its fourth annual EPIC Ball, this year following a Casino Royale theme.
- 5 ASX shares to recommend to beginners Buying your first few ASX shares can feel overwhelming when there are thousands of companies to choose from. Woolworths is another ASX share beginners should consider.
- Canberra is the greatest mystery of the NRLW finals Canberra will play its first-ever NRLW semifinal against Wests Tigers tomorrow night. Canberra dropped games to stragglers Parramatta, North Queensland and Cronulla throughout the season, costing them a home final.
- 3 ASX shares to buy for income and growth in retirement Retirement investing does not have to be all about chasing the highest dividend yield. Wesfarmers is one of the first ASX shares to consider.
- I was married for decades before learning my husband was gay Karen's husband was working from home one day when she noticed something strange on his laptop. Annie says she felt disgusted and deceived by her husband.
- Ed Sheeran talks politics. The Macklemore controversy has put him at the centre of it Ed Sheeran has built one of the world's biggest music careers while avoiding one of the parts of modern celebrity: politics.
- James Hardie says it doesn't need a US housing recovery. Can it prove it? James Hardie Industries Plc shares are showing a little more life on Thursday. Wednesday was rough, with the shares dropping 5.23% after the company held its 2026 Investor Day.
- Teenager stomped on and stabbed in 'brutal' assault in Melbourne's west An 18-year-old woman was kicked in the head, stomped on and stabbed multiple times in an incident at Deer Park on Wednesday night.
- Motivation 'obscure' for attack that left victim with broken jaw, six teeth removed The victim later died from unrelated causes.
- CSL acknowledges "disappointing" results but aims to do better CSL Ltd's board has admitted the financial performance of the business has been disappointing, but vowed to do better ahead of the company's upcoming annual general meeting.
- Trials to kill gazanias and help farmers reclaim paddocks The spread of gazanias from gardens is threatening valuable farming land and destroying native environments.
- How much superannuation would I want if I planned to retire at 60? Retiring at 60 would sound good to me. The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia provides a helpful starting point.
- Bruce couple believes burglars entered home 'through the doggy door' Plans to start a family in jeopardy after a traumatic home burglary.
- From 'cashies' to convictions: The ATO's $2.7 million warning shot Hundreds of people and businesses have been prosecuted for tax offences, with millions of dollars in fines handed down as authorities crack down on the shadow economy.
- Hub24 shares have fallen 27% in 2026. Could they rebound 38%? Hub24 Ltd shares are edging higher on Thursday, but investors probably won't be celebrating just yet. Underlying net profit after tax increased 40% to $137.3 million.
- Iraqi-Australians behind 'promising' type 1 diabetes treatment research Far North Queensland couple are part of a team leading early research using naturally occurring antibodies to specifically target and treat the underlying cause of type 1 diabetes.
- Guess which ASX stock is rocketing 14% today? One small-cap ASX stock is getting plenty of attention on Thursday. New Zealand King Salmon Investments Ltd shares are up 13.51% to 21 cents.
- 'Very chuffed': the Canberra painter being promoted to art lovers around the world The artist is also a musician whose work has appeared on album covers.
- ATO 'locking in outsourcing arrangements that leave workers worse off': union The Fair Work Commission held a preliminary hearing in November.
- Why this small English village voted to 'secede' from the UK The village's parish council announced that with 312 ballots counted, 285 had voted to secede from Britain over plans to house asylum seekers in a nearby disused military site.
- Charlie Kirk's family says officials failed to protect him before attack The family of slain podcaster Charlie Kirk has blamed officials at the university campus where he was killed for his death.
- Newly minted Bluey Dollarbuck features beloved backyard cricketer Bluey's dad, Bandit, asks as one of his daughter's mates steps up to the crease. The latest release will mint 200,000 Bluey coins.
- Netwealth Group vs HUB24: Which financial platform is better from an investor's perspective? If you're eyeing the ASX financials sector, it's hard to ignore Netwealth Group Ltd and HUB24 Ltd.
- Snap tries to make the case again for its $2,200 smart glasses When Snap debuted its smart glasses, Specs, earlier this year, the reveal was not only underwhelming but also a genuine disaster.
- ‘The bloody cap has been scrapped’: Jacqui Lambie celebrates Labor backdown on veterans’ health services cap The government announced it would no longer pursue the cap for allied health services after a weeks-long campaign by the opposition, veterans’ groups and independent senator Jacqui Lambie.
- Buy, hold, sell: AGL Energy, Telstra, Zip shares Let's find out how S&P/ASX 200 Index shares like AGL Energy Ltd, Telstra Group Ltd, and Zip Co Ltd are tracking, and which ones brokers rate as a buy, sell.
- With high valuations and pesky headwinds, this covered call ASX ETF could be a timely investment A new report from Global X has shed light on the tricky market conditions facing investors today.
- Government bows to pressure to scrap allied health cap for veterans The federal government has ended a plan to cap allied health care for veterans at $5,000 a year.
- Book highlights traumatic history of UK child migrants to WA His biography titled Johno has been painstakingly recorded, cross-referenced and written by his former wife, Kathleen O'Reilly Johnston, and released during Child Protection Week.
- Croc-inhabited Fitzroy River gets green light for 2032 Olympic rowing After months of debate, the International Olympic Committee has approved rowing and canoe sprint events to be hosted on Rockhampton's Fitzroy River for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games.
- No more ‘Mark doing freaky things’ as Nawaqanitawase’s NRL farewell looms M ark Nawaqanitawase, the prime producer of NRL highlights, will soon be lost to rugby league at the age of just 26.
- With oil back over $100 USD per barrel, this ASX ETF could be set to benefit One of the most influential stories of 2026 has been surging oil prices. In fact, the S&P/ASX 200 Energy Index is up 32% year to date.
- New laws on mining objections 'hacking at safety net' Resources Minister Dale Last introduced a bill that would restrict who can object to a mine and give politicians greater control over whether objections are heard in court.
- Musk’s long-time backer is giving SpaceX stock to its investors VC firm Valor Equity Partners, founded by Antonio Gracias, a long-time Elon Musk backer and current SpaceX board member.
- The Fed just hiked rates for the first time in 3 years. What does it mean for ASX investors? The US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates for the first time since July 2023, lifting its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to between 3.75% and 4%.
- Queensland to create outback boot camps for youth offenders – as it happened
- Al Gore says the real AI risk isn’t data centers — it’s what industry leaders are warning about In an interview with TechCrunch this week alongside Lila Preston, co-head of growth equity at their investment firm Generation Investment Management.
- Snapchat open to putting time limits on teens, boss tells BBC As part of Meta's August settlement, the company said it would carry out even more stringent time limits and pay an additional $5.3bn if YouTube and TikTok follow suit.