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- Candy Crush developers are planning a strike for next week Staff at Candy Crush Saga developer King could go on strike next week, according to statements from Swedish labor unions Unionen and Sveriges Ingenjörer.
- Why Australia has a 'fuel costs crisis' not a fuel supply crisis when it comes to diesel Diesel prices are well above pre-war levels and unlikely to come down. Agricultural businesses are being hit hard with increased costs of fuel, fertiliser and pesticides.
- Woman charged after body of newborn found in bin Police have charged a woman believed to be the mother of a newborn baby who had been left in a rubbish bin last month.
- Researchers who analysed 10,000 crashes say car size does matter You may have noticed that big cars are popular in Australia. A new study of more than 10,000 crashes could provide some clues.
- Labor pounces on migration problems, but leaves large wedge for critics Tony Burke was late to the National Press Club to announce the government's migration policy on Thursday. The measures won't satisfy those who desire a much smaller migration program.
- Rogue migration agents and visa hopping in the sights of government under migration proposal Data show Australia's population grew by 392,700 people in the past year. Tony Burke, the minister for immigration, announced Labor's much-anticipated migration policy reforms on Thursday.
- Russian plans include strikes against Ukraine's allies, Polish PM says His comments came amid tension between Russia and the European countries supporting Kyiv in its conflict with Moscow, as the war drags on into its fifth year.
- Republican breaks with Trump over immigration enforcement action ahead of US midterms A September Reuters and Ipsos poll found 39 per cent of Americans approved of Mr Trump's handling of immigration.
- ICE-style immigration raids won't be used in Australia, minister says A 100-strong Border Force team being established to remove 77,000 visa overstayers will not bring ICE-style immigration raids seen in the United States to Australia.
- Manchester City v Norwich City: Carabao Cup third round – live
- Margaret River Region Open Studios: South West arts trial offers something for everyone WA artist Natalie Briney’s figurative paintings ask you to contemplate the quiet inner landscapes of women.
- England v Sri Lanka: second men’s cricket T20 international – live
- LLMs respond differently to harmful prompts when AI watermarking is used In response to a new European Union law, AI platforms are carrying out new schemes for watermarking the content they generate.
- NASA Invites Media to SpaceX’s 35th Resupply Launch to Space Station Media accreditation is open for the next cargo launch that will deliver NASA science investigations, supplies, and equipment to the International Space Station.
- Real Sociedad 1-2 Bournemouth, Crystal Palace 4-0 Lech Poznan, and more: Europa League – as it happened
- Waymo restarts San Antonio service 5 months after flooding troubles Waymo has restarted its robotaxi service in San Antonio, Texas, five months after one of its vehicles was swept away during a flash flood.
- ‘I’m genuinely sorry’: Australian Hyrox athlete who soiled herself apologises to China and rivals Footage of Wietrzyk, a world record holder, went viral after it showed her competing in Saturday’s event with demanding exercises and using communal equipment.
- Bill Bailey on music, mischief and touring Australia Few performers can make people think and laugh like Bill Bailey. Bill Bailey is touring Australia in September and October 2026 with his new show Vaudevillean.
- Friday news quiz: Macklemore dropped, Harry and Meghan's school run and a breath test bonus Today we have changes of plans for Harry and Meghan as well as Macklemore and Ed Sheeran. Plus cows wearing socks, sort of.
- Are best books lists 'reductive and performative' or good for readers? ABC Radio National's Top 100 Australian Books, set to count down in October, promises to be no different. Best-of lists are not without their critics.
- Great Scott: evergreen Aussie shines at Wentworth Evergreen Adam Scott is just a shot off the lead after the opening round of the BMW PGA Championship, the European Tour flagship event at Wentworth.
- Indian affect's record march to T20 century Indian T20 star Abhishek Sharma has smashed a century off just 30 balls as they completed a sweep of the three-match T20 series with Afghanistan.
- Tuchel considers England recall for Cole Palmer in Nations League squad Thomas Tuchel is considering an England recall for Cole Palmer and could include Alex Scott in his squad for the Nations League.
- China's Salt Typhoon backdoors Latin American orgs with new snooping malware The PRC-backed espionage crew shifted its focus to Latin America a month earlier, and from mid-2025 into 2026.
- Sanjeev Gupta’s InfraBuild pledges $15m for WA steel with Pilbara supplies a focus Sanjeev Gupta’s InfraBuild pledges $15m for WA steel with Pilbara supplies a focus.
- Drug-dealing son of deceased gang member jailed for series of offences in Kalgoorlie-Boulder The drug-dealing son of a dead gang member repeatedly tried to hit a person with his car and filmed himself posing with a sawn-off shotgun and $10,000 cash.
- Fremantle Dockers and Sydney Swans feel confident and ready for an epic AFL preliminary final at the SCG Preparations are complete, fans have flown across the country and the teams have been selected.
- Costarella: Fashioning A Legacy exhibition to debut at Museum of Geraldton, celebrating WA designer The Museum of Geraldton will host the debut of a touring exhibition showcasing the life’s work and legacy of one of WA’s most revered fashion designers, Aurelio Costarella.
- House That! Augusta 845sqm beach block offers great value and sea views An east-facing vacant beach block in the South West will have the next owner praising the northern sun.
- Heath Black and Jaymie Graham explain how Fremantle Docker Pat Voss turned himself into an AFL star Pat Voss is a Fremantle cult hero, but there was a time after switching to footy from rugby league where he couldn’t take a contested mark.
- La Fiamma break 27-year drought to bring home Perth Amateur League title with one game to spare Ugle Fabrications La Fiamma have proven they burn brightest among their Perth Amateur League rivals, with the Reds securing their second title in club history with one game to spare.
- Basil Zempilas 10 Things: Government should be accountable for child protection failures What’s happening in South Hedland is a national disgrace.
- William Thomas Kerr: Mid West man charged with stealing sheep makes first court appearance A Mid West man charged with stealing his neighbour’s sheep appeared in court for the first time this week after being investigated by the rural crime team detectives.
- House That! Untouched Applecross home delivers $3k-a-day profit for owner who bought and sold in a year House That! Untouched Applecross home delivers $3k-a-day profit for owner who bought and sold in a year.
- Shire of Coolgardie gives acting chief Sabine Taylor permanent CEO position Shire of Coolgardie gives acting chief Sabine Taylor permanent CEO position.
- Rovers co-captain Jamie Geier’s suspension sparks concerns over procedural fairness in GNFL A suspension has overshadowed the recent Community Bank Geraldton Great Northern Football League finals series, with some board members reportedly on the verge of quitting.
- Shire of Menzies appoints Anita Nathan as new chief executive The Shire of Menzies appointed a new chief executive at its September council meeting on Tuesday afternoon, ending a two-year stint of temporary office holders.
- Esperance Scouts to celebrate 115 years of building up young people’s confidence Esperance Scouts will gather on Saturday to mark 115 years of building up young people’s confidence through adventure — and the community is invited to celebrate the milestone.
- Purple pandemonium takes over Fremantle as port town braces for Dockers mania ahead of Friday’s Prelim final Fremantle has officially turned purple ahead of the Dockers’ blockbuster preliminary final on Friday night, with pubs, shops and even the cappuccino strip draped with flags, signs and scarves.
- Community invited to help shape the future of Busselton’s city centre The City of Busselton is inviting residents, businesses and visitors to help shape the future of the city centre.