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- Perth artist paints Parkinson's as monster in solo exhibit Monster is a word Andrew Grero associates with his young-onset Parkinson's disease. Parkinson's itself is also depicted at a monster in Grero's first solo exhibition titled Signal Lost.
- Sydney suburban football pitch upgrade soars to $24m Redeveloping a football field in Sydney's north will cost Ku-ring-gai Council at least $24 million, according to a new report from NSW Public Works.
- Kluivert and Rayan rock Real Sociedad as Bournemouth win on European bow A tradition from Real Sociedad’s old Atotxa ground, recovered at Anoeta in 2009, dictates that a single firework is set off every time the visitors score while two are lit.
- 5 things to watch on the ASX 200 on Friday On Thursday, the S&P/ASX 200 Index had a positive day and charged higher. The benchmark index rose 0.4% to 8,732.4 points.
- The EU wants a new kind of member — and Australia could be in the mix European Parliament President Roberta Metsola, in an interview with Europe Today, specifically brought up Australia and New Zealand as examples of countries that could deepen their relationships with the alliance.
- Huawei's next-gen Ascend NPUs could become China's best option 960DT is set to arrive early, boasting performance far exceeding anything the West could offer the Middle Kingdom.
- Tom Banton’s six-hitting wins T20 for England after Dawson derails Sri Lanka England extended their hex over Sri Lanka to a 14th game, with the tourists looking as out of their depth as the balls that were repeatedly deposited into the River.
- Addison Lee founder owes £20.5m in tax after UK tribunal ruling The founder of Addison Lee owes £20.5m in tax after a tribunal dismissed a claim that he should be treated as a nom-dom despite living in the UK since childhood.
- Safety fears after plane's near miss with drone over canola crop Agricultural pilots have reported near misses with drones taking photos over canola crops. Drone operators have been asked to carry out some safety and biosecurity measures pre-flight.
- Pino kickstarts Crystal Palace’s Europa League rout of Lech Poznan to ease Sage’s worries After being denied their rightful place in the Europa League last season, Pierre Sage’s side made the debut by brushing aside Lech Poznan with a victory that will take some.
- Prime Minister heads to the United States Anthony Albanese is heading the United States today aiming to push Australia's policies on global technology.
- Fiji declares HIV national emergency Fiji has declared a national health emergency as HIV case numbers surge.
- Live: Minister won't say if migration shake-up has undergone economic modelling
- Only one of the Serong boys will reach the grand final this year. Their mum is already taking sides Caleb Serong will go head-to-head with his younger brother Jai at a sold-out crowd at the SCG on Friday night.
- WA sheep industry experts want Future Flock to create change, but aren’t optimistic Sheep Producers Australia’s latest Future Flock documents are receiving a mixed bag of feedback from WA industry leaders, some scathing while others cautiously optimistic.
- South32 vs Rio Tinto: 2 popular ASX mining shares compared When you think of big-name Australian mining shares, it's hard to look past South32 Ltd and Rio Tinto Ltd.
- Australia news LIVE: International students forced to consider their future after Burke’s migration overhaul; University bodies, charities criticise new rules Follow along as we bring you the latest live news updates from Australia and around the world.
- Lifesaving Central Queensland rescue services to go to tender The state government is seeking to have only one helicopter rescue service covering Rockhampton and Mackay. A tender will be released in the coming months.
- AUKUS felt 'too hard' at times, former White House official says Former top defence officials from Australia, the US, and the UK have assessed the state of the AUKUS pact five years after it was announced.
- NASA Awards Launch Services for StarBurst Gamma-Ray Detector NASA has selected SpaceX to provide launch services for the agency’s StarBurst mission, a small satellite designed to investigate neutron star mergers and the origins of short gamma-ray bursts.
- Memoirs drop new royal allegations More explosive claims are being made about how King Charles acted in the days after Diana's death.
- Morning Mail: Migrant battle shifts to food prices; Hyrox athlete says sorry; and are we facing a ‘spermapocalypse’? Price point | The farming lobby’s claim that immigration rule changes will increase food prices for households are wrong, Tony Burke has said.
- The fix for rogue AI agents could be more AI As companies hand off longer and tasks to AI agents, they are running into an oversight problem: Agents can act faster, longer.
- OpenAI caught its models leaving notes to successors to hide bad behavior OpenAI caught something unusual while training its latest model, GPT-5.6 Sol: It began leaving instructions for future versions of itself.
- Floyd Samba’s debut double lifts Manchester City to Carabao Cup win over Norwich Floyd Samba lit up this tie with a debut that will have the 17-year-old grinning for a while after a goal in each half ensured Manchester City advanced to face.
- Alan Jones on Trial: A prominent athlete takes the stand | Week 7 – podcast For the first time, seven weeks into the criminal trial of Alan Jones, a complainant came face-to-face with his alleged offender in the courtroom.
- OpenAI reveals glitches in the advanced technology OpenAI has revealed multiple new cases of unexpected or concerning behaviour in its models.
- Fuel crisis deepens as prices surge More than six months into the Iran war, national fuel prices here in Australia are up to near record levels.
- ASX set to rise, Wall Street climbs as oil prices slide, bond market pressure eases; UK keeps rates on hold The US stock market rallied to its best day in six weeks after falling oil prices and easing pressure from the bond market helped Wall Street reverse many.
- EU to give Ukraine funds to procure missiles, drones Ukraine will be provided with funds to procure missiles and drones against Russia's invasion, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says.
- Google announces new experimental "CC" AI agent for families Google’s AI models may not be in the lead by most measures right now, but the company does have one advantage: your data.
- Is the AI safety debate about safety or control? The latest entrants to this debate include Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who took to X this week to share his thoughts on the matter.
- How many Telstra shares do I need to buy to earn $500 of passive income every month? Telstra paid its shareholders a partially franked 10.5 cent-per-share dividend in March, and a final 9.5 cent franked dividend this month.
- From African shepherd to Australia's marathon record holder Australia's men's marathon record holder, Haftu Strintzos, thrives on hard work, but still finds it hard to believe where life has taken him.
- Microsoft exec called AI scraping the “largest theft of labor in human history” For years, Microsoft and OpenAI have fought to keep certain information out of the public eye in their fight with news organizations that have accused the AI firms of teaming.
- DoE seeking fault-tolerant quantum computer... by 2028 The DoE announced its Quantum Genesis Q Competition, an initiative that it said in a request for applications on the program’s opportunity site aims to produce a first-generation fault tolerant.
- Liberal Party grapples with promoting Alex Antic at high-stakes AGM If you wanted a sense of the divide between right-wing senator Alex Antic and some of his Liberal colleagues, you only have to look at events in parliament this week.
- ‘Like a lottery winner’: Charles ‘elated’ after Diana’s death, her brother’s new book claims ‘Like a lottery winner’: Charles ‘elated’ after Diana’s death, her brother’s new book claims.
- ‘Good marks, go to uni’: Young Aussies bucking study path as demand for skilled tradies surge Despite being steered toward university, young women are ditching degrees for trade apprenticeships – and a new survey shows most Australians think it’s overdue.
- Startup aims at green hydrogen to power heavy industry Driving down the energy cost in making green hydrogen is a focus of a startup aiming to make the product work for heavy industry.