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- Bayer and InFarm combine forces to developed new weed management technology, PreVision Weed management for grain and cotton farmers is being tackled by a product developed through a German and Australian business collaboration.
- The 'quicker, easier, nastier' national security threat China is prepared to hack Australian communications networks and could likely turn them off if it wanted to, the chief spy says.
- 'I'm going to kill you': husband's admissions detailed after killing wife He killed the 78-year-old at their Gordon home in June 2024.
- Josh Allen shines again as Bills celebrate new home with slugfest victory over Lions Allen threw three touchdown passes and ran for two scores, and the Bills beat the Detroit Lions 41-31 on Thursday night in the first regular-season game at Highmark Stadium.
- 7 ASX 200 shares with reaffirmed buy ratings this week S&P/ASX 200 Index shares are down 0.1% to 8,721 points on Friday. Brokers have showed continuing confidence in scores of ASX 200 shares this week.
- Tasmanian devil makes Gold Coast wildlife park comeback She preceded a two week hunt after pulling off a great escape. There’s been another major update involving Mary the Tasmanian devil.
- Person attacked by shark on Sorrento Beach as horrified onlookers recount details Emergency services are scouring the waters off Sorrento Beach after a fatal shark attack this morning.
- Elderly man murdered wife in their Canberra home, judge finds A judge has found Manfred Uhle, now 88, murdered his wife, Wanda, in their home in Canberra's south last year.
- Consumers paying $250 more for an Xbox and $300 extra for iPads as AI chip boom drives up costs Consumers are paying $250 more for an Xbox and $300 extra for an iPad as the artificial intelligence-led boom in data centres push up costs for manufacturers of laptops.
- Police continue search for missing Perth swimmer after shark attack Calls to emergency services were made around 10.15am, at the same time as reports of a large shark at Sorrento Beach.
- Bunbury residents will soon be able to use green bins again, with FOGO processing to return in November City of Bunbury residents will soon be able to use their green bins again.
- Alleged child sexual abuser facing 55 charges gets bail 'given his age' Home detention bail has been granted to a man from Adelaide's west who has been charged with dozens of alleged sexual offences, including against children.
- 'Frightening' synagogue ram attack not a hate crime Prosecutors have removed a hate crime allegation before a remorseful man admitted to ramming the front gate of a synagogue.
- Police say sudden death of Queensland mum Payge Leembruggen non-suspicious’ There’s been a major update after the body of a Queensland mother was found next to a popular beach this week.
- Aurum nails high-grade gold outside 3.22Moz Côte d’Ivoire resource Aurum Resources has hit bonanza gold grades up to 51.38g/t outside its 3.22-million-ounce Boundiali resource in West Africa, pointing to further resource growth.
- Hewitt's war cry as Demon leads Davis Cup charge Australia, led by Alex de Minaur, face a must-win Davis Cup clash in Brisbane against Poland as they attempt to qualify for next year's finals.
- Indonesia welcomes its first aircraft carrier A 41-year-old former Italian warship has arrived at a naval base in North Jakarta, where it was welcomed into the Indonesian fleet with a military ceremony.
- SA government commits $109m to help wine industry The South Australian government has announced a $109 million support package for the state's wine industry.
- EU ‘associate member’ offer piques Canberra’s curiosity Canberra’s curiosity has been piqued by Canada’s closeness with the EU and what that could mean for Australia.
- Japan, the country inflation once forgot, announces 'shocking' rate rise The Bank of Japan today increased rates to 1.25 per cent, in a widely anticipated move to counter inflation. Japan was the country that inflation forgot.
- Man accused of performing sex acts at western Sydney shopping centre A man’s horror alleged acts at a Sydney shopping centre have been revealed as he is hit with 26 charges.
- Belle and Sebastian: UK band hosts impromptu singalong at Perth’s Langley Park after Thursday show cancelled Scottish indie pop band Belle and Sebastian held an impromptu concert at Langley Park after being forced to cancel their Thursday live show.
- Signature Hospitality Group takes WA’s Varsity beer and burger bar to east coast with first site in Ringwood A Perth-raised sports, beer and burger chain is about to crash the crowded east coast market.
- How the NRL's most underrated player explains the Knights In the modern rugby league landscape it's hard for any NRL player to be underrated.
- Downgrade alert! 5 ASX 200 shares downgraded by experts this week S&P/ASX 200 Index shares are steady at 8,732 points on Friday. Over the past month, this ASX 200 tech share has fallen 26%.
- Geologist deep dive reveals rich copper, gold deposits A study into mineral prospects in Australia's southeast has revealed potential new sites of copper, gold and mineral deposits.
- Top End residents warned of bushfire season A recent flurry of breakaway bushfires has prompted authorities to warn Northern Territory residents of a heightened risk from blazes this fire season.
- ‘Brutal’, ‘Chilling’: Sydney woman who dismembered husband could be released in one year Nirmeen Noufl has been sentenced after pleading guilty to manslaughter on the basis her husband was abusive and had attacked her.
- Group with alleged links to mistaken killing extradited An extradition process is underway for a group, including a teenage boy, linked to a gun allegedly used in a mistaken identity killing of a university student.
- The bigger story behind Donald Trump's Kennedy Center clash The saga of the Kennedy Center continues as a United States federal judge has said that the Trump administration cannot alter or demolish the storied performing arts centre without.
- Christopher Alan Collins: Melbourne’s ‘Tinder swindler’ jailed for $344k fraud against woman Christopher Alan Collins: Melbourne’s ‘Tinder swindler’ jailed for $344k fraud against woman.
- Door not closed for Socceroos despite another snub Mat Ryan's Socceroos days are not over, coach Tony Popovic insists, despite the decorated captain being left out of his first squad since the World Cup.
- 4DMedical shares are rocketing 11% today. Is a short squeeze starting? Even after today's jump, 4DMedical shares are still trading around 44% below their 52-week high of $7.55.
- The forces turning Australia's inflation fears into a reality The Reserve Bank of Australia's fears about inflation have materialised, its governor Michele Bullock says, which could force it to raise interest rates again.
- 'Bigger questions' after parole board's AI use blunder Lawyers and politicians have raised concerns after a parole board use fake AI to justify a condition placed on convicted killer Susan Neill-Fraser.
- GAC S7 heading to Australia as Kia Sorento PHEV rival After launching a plug-in hybrid people mover, GAC now plans to target the higher-volume large SUV segment in Australia with a new PHEV SUV.
- ASX retail shares are down 13% in 2026. Here's what Morgan Stanley is worried about Australian retail shares have had a rough year, and today isn't doing much to change that. The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Consumer Sentiment Index fell 5.2% to 84.4 in September.
- Womenswear Cue and Veronika Maine to close five stores across Australia Five womenswear stores will close just days after a n Australian fashion retailer went into voluntary administration, as the receivers try to find a buyer for the business.
- Staff member, volunteer in hospital after nursing home alleged assault Two people including a female staff member have been taken to hospital after an alleged assault at a nursing home in Adelaide's west.
- Aussie share market pares gains, heading for soft week The local bourse is on track for a flat week, as elevated oil prices and a subdued outlook for global growth keeps investors on the back foot.