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- Man fatally attacked by shark as emergency services shut Sorrento Beach Emergency services have descended to the popular Sorrento Beach after reports of a possible shark attack.
- Forget Xero shares! Broker tips this top ASX tech stock for 24% gains If you bought Xero Ltd shares back on 6 January 2023, and opted to sell those shares on 20 June 2025, you would have booked a tidy 170.6% gain.
- Sommeliers share their not-too-expensive wines they pour at dinner parties Sommeliers share their not-too-expensive wines they pour at dinner parties.
- Five dishes to prep today and enjoy over the week ahead Sunday arvos are made for kicking back, or making meals ahead that can make the week ahead a little less stressful.
- ‘F**king liar’: Relative of abusive husband killed by wife Nirmeen Noufl loses it outside court as sentence handed down A woman who killed her abusive husband and cut up his body could be let out of prison as early as next year, much to a relative’s disgust.
- Secrecy over Olympic rowing course fuels south-east rower opposition The Crisafulli government has not released a report clearing Rockhampton’s Olympic rowing venue, triggering anger from south-east Queensland rowers.
- Driver to be charged over Canberra double fatal collision with cyclists A 40-year-old woman is set to be charged over a double fatal collision in Canberra's north last month.
- Roosters coach gives update on star's return Trent Robinson gives an insight into the return of Roosters gun Angus Crichton.
- What Alan Jones accuser told high-profile ex-athlete A former athlete who has accused Alan Jones of kissing him without his consent has told a court what he said to a fellow high-profile former athlete.
- Criminal who transitioned to a woman in prison to remain in a men’s jail as WA Government makes appeal A violent criminal who transitioned to a woman while in prison will remain in a men’s jail as the WA Government appeals a decision allowing her to move.
- Why this remote dusty junction will soon be crawling with vehicles But not with black cabs and red double-decker buses.
- USA’s Venezuela takeover comes with bonus exposure to Chinese AI surveillance tech Think tank the Australian Strategic Policy Institute has said that Venezuela is poised to adopt Chinese AI systems to enhance surveillance systems that already rely on Middle Kingdom tech.
- The BOM revamps rain radar on maligned new website The Bureau of Meteorology has made changes to the rain radar on its new website. The $96.5 million dollar revamp of the BOM website preceded an opposition.
- ICAC Operation Rosny as it happened: Former Strathfield councillor, Toplace lawyer Sharangan Maheswaran claims Jean Nassif lied to ICAC Follow for live updates as the Independent Commission Against Corruption investigates links between fugitive property developer Jean Nassif, Liberal Party figures and Strathfield councillors.
- Leaders to lay out their visions for Melbourne’s future On the eve of the state election, Ben Carroll, Jess Wilson, Anthony Albanese and Nick Reece will take the stage at Melbourne Assembly.
- Perth teen accused of murdering his mum could face Supreme Court jury The 16-year-old is accused of stabbing his mother to death and attacking his younger sister earlier this year.
- Minister dodges migration modelling question eight times amid farmers’ anger Minister dodges migration modelling question eight times amid farmers’ anger.
- Potato, onion and gruyere tart This rich and comforting tart is the lunch served with a salad.
- Dolly Parton’s final message for actor and DWTS star Julia Stiles weeks before her death US actor Julia Stiles has paid tribute to late country music legend Dolly Parton on the dancefloor. Parton died on August 25 aged 80 following a brief battle with cancer.
- Jean Nassif paid Liberal operatives to get close to their ‘boss’ Charles Perrottet Former Labor councillor Sharangan Maheswaran joined Jean Nassif’s construction company Toplace after working for Ashlyn Nassif.
- Wallabies coach Les Kiss: ‘Take your eye off us, we’ll come back and bite you’ | Jack Snape As Australia prepare for a monumental clash with the world No 1 Springboks the coach is taking heart from this side’s belief and resilience.
- ‘Spineless rats’: Boy George defends Ed Sheeran over Macklemore’s Palestine comments in social media rant Boy George has claimed Ed Sheeran was right to get rid of Macklemore from his tour.
- The proposed rules aimed at keeping the AI boom off your power bill The government has released a consultation paper with proposals for its anticipated national standards for AI and data centres. Responses to the consultation paper are open until October 9.
- Driver charged over cycling incident which claimed two lives The woman will face court next month.
- Why I hate ‘top 100’ book lists (and can’t stop reading them) Why I hate ‘top 100’ book lists (and can’t stop reading them).
- Anthropic's AI helping to build next version of itself Anthropic has announced that its AI model, Claude, is aiding in the development of building its own successor.
- Sydney woman sentenced for killing and dismembering abusive husband Nirmeen Noufl was sentenced on Friday after pleading guilty in August to killing her husband, Mamdouh, in excessive self-defence while she was being choked and assaulted in their Sydney home.
- AFL 2026: Essendon interim coach Dean Solomon walks away from Bombers to reunite with family The rollercoaster 2026 for Essendon favourite son Dean Solomon has taken another turn after his rise to the senior coaching role.
- ‘There’s a reason I’m still here’: Labuschagne’s vow in fight to save career Marnus Labuschagne may be a man under siege, but he insists he is far from a spent force on the international stage.
- Tony Burke on Labor’s immigration shake-up - podcast The minister for home affairs, immigration and citizenship, Tony Burke, delivered a speech at the National Press Club on Thursday this week – announcing changes to help achieve the government’s.
- There’s a long history of athletes pooing themselves mid-race – why, and how can you avoid it? Since the ancient Olympics, athletes like Hyrox competitor Joanna Wietrzyk have experienced runner’s diarrhoea.
- Decked out: How card games shuffled the everyday language of sports Whether passing the buck or holding all the aces, our everyday speech is permanently linked to the card table.
- A-League Men: Perth Glory sign three-time NPL WA golden boot winner Pieter Jacobsz from Perth Azzurri No one in NPL WA has found the net at such a rate as Perth Azzurri striker Pieter Jacobsz over the past three years — now.
- Chinese and Indian demand for ‘reliable’ West Aussie-grown oats continues to grow Chinese and Indian demand for ‘reliable’ West Aussie-grown oats continues to grow.
- Dons expected to offer Perkins a deal, Cox’s future may hinge on spots Former Essendon premiership player Dean Solomon had a thankless task on his hands as the Bombers’ caretaker coach.
- Immigration nation: How Australia's immigration success story became its biggest political fight Labor, the Coalition and One Nation are heading towards an immigration election.
- Signing secrets of the Wahs: From $1200 deals to rival rejects and bargain buys From pig hunting playmakers to backpacking prodigies, fitness freaks and thuggish rival enforcers, this is how the Kiwi club built their NRL roster.
- This ASX nickel miner could jump 57%, Macquarie says Analysts from Macquarie are soon to tour Nickel Industries Ltd's Indonesian operations, but have issued a positive research note on the company ahead of the visit.
- East coast bushfire threat escalates as dry winter rolls into spring Australia’s spring has begun with little rainfall after a dry winter, a combination that could lead to bushfire conditions.
- Four people arrested in Victoria extradited to NSW over contract shootings Four people arrested in Victoria will be extradited to New South Wales to be charged over two contract shootings in Sydney earlier this month.