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- ASX Runners of the Week: Latrobe, CurveBeam, Arrow & Sultan The Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is...
- Volunteer in his 80s arrested after allegedly assaulting aged care worker Two people have been taken to hospital after a staff member was allegedly assaulted at a nursing home in Adelaide’s northwest.
- Ireland's RTÉ to boycott Eurovision over Israel inclusion for second year The country will join the Netherlands in skipping the world's biggest live televised music event, which has been hit by a string of withdrawals and controversies in recent years.
- LA Rams coach hopes his NFL team never plays in Australia again LA Rams coach Sean McVay says he hopes they never play another game in Australia. The Rams were beaten 27-7 at the MCG in their season opener.
- ‘Now is your highest risk period’: Winter’s over, but flu infections are surging in Australia. Why? Winter is over but cases of influenza are surging in Australia, with health experts warning that the risk of infection is now at its highest as the late flu season.
- Court hears teen accused of Perth Zoo crocodile attack moved homes daily in care The 16-year-old has a history that includes allegations of aggravated robbery as it is revealed he moves to a different care home daily.
- Pilbara to experience a variety of creative performances next year The Pilbara is set to be blessed with a variety of creative performances in 2027, as part of the Government’s support through the Regional Creative Industries Fund across Western Australia.
- Russians vote in election set to cement Kremlin's power Voting has begun in Russia's wartime parliamentary election, and with no opposition the main Kremlin party is poised to retain its grip on the lower house.
- Chess: Nigel Short to play at south pole in event criticised over climate impact Nigel Short, the 1993 world title challenger, will head to the Antarctic for his next tournament as the 61-year-old, formerly of Bolton but resident for many decades in Greece.
- Sydney Sweeney’s cartoonish provocation has preceded a culture war but let’s just admit sport can be sexy | Emma John Yes sport is about effort, sweat and inclusivity – but it also turns athletes into specimens of humanity where the aesthetic is part of the appeal.
- Todd Boehly exits Chelsea diminished after having his fingers burned The trio of Boehly, Walter and the Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss had an equal share of a 38.5% stake but have drifted into irrelevance since the BlueCo consortium bought Chelsea.
- Sports quiz of the week: records, hazards, complaints and boring events Sports quiz of the week: records, hazards, complaints and boring events.
- Three titans of politics, sport and media had a meeting in the 1980s. A new play imagines what was said A reimagining of a secret meeting between Bob Hawke, Kerry Packer and cricket legend Clive Lloyd will be among the offerings in Melbourne Theatre Company’s 2027 program.
- Rachel Griffiths to return to Aussie stages for first time in 25 years Rachel Griffiths will return to the Australian stage for the first time in 25 years in a new play about artist Clarice Beckett.
- Rams coach's blunt Australia admission Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay said he hopes the team never plays in Australia again.
- ‘Unacceptable risk’: Disclosure finding as report into fatal MRH-90 Taipan crash released A parliamentary probe has released a long awaited report into the fatal crash that killed four Army aviators during military drills three years ago.
- Here are the top 10 ASX 200 shares today The S&P/ASX 200 Index ended the trading week on a sour note this Friday. The S&P/ASX 200 Consumer Staples Index fell by 1.04% this session.
- Manjimup man charged after attempted fire at police station A man has been charged with criminal damage after allegedly trying to set fire to the Manjimup police station.
- Simon Peter Carman to fight murder charges after Thai teen found dead in suitcase Simon Peter Carman, 45, was arrested over the death of Tunchanok Donhomla, 17, in the resort town of Pattaya in June. Carman’s next court appearance is on October 12.
- Four extradited from Melbourne to NSW over alleged links to mistaken-identity shooting Four people in Melbourne were arrested on Wednesday, including a 22-year-old man in Epping, while a 23-year-old man, 26-year-old woman and 16-year-old boy were all arrested in Donnybrook.
- Japan's central bank raises benchmark interest rate The Bank of Japan has raised its interest rate to 1.25 per cent in a widely expected move as the Iran war puts pressure on inflation.
- Woman who killed, dismembered husband sentenced A woman who killed and then dismembered her husband has been sentenced in court.
- Anthony Albanese accused of reviving Abbott-era onshore detention for failed asylum seekers The Albanese Labor Government has been accused of reviving the Abbott Government-era policy of using onshore detention centres to deter illegal immigrants.
- Software defect blamed for UK air traffic control disruption; FTSE 100’s worst day since July; Volkswagen cuts outlook – as it happened
- Corruption claims haunt fatal Defence helicopter crash A senate committee has recommended a review of a Defence investigation into a fatal army helicopter crash amid corruption concerns.
- IAG shuts KPMG out of $11.6m audit job as scandal costs accounting giant corporate clients Insurance giant IAG has dumped KPMG as its next auditor after 26 years, stripping the scandal-hit accounting giant of another lucrative contract as its corporate clients desert it.
- Brisbane Lions recruit Oscar Allen targets grand final berth after overcoming injury setback Oscar Allen spent eight seasons at West Coast chasing September football and has found more of it in his first year at the Lions than his entire Eagles career.
- Tasmanian Aboriginal elder Aunty Patsy Cameron dies aged 79 A Tasmanian Aboriginal elder who spent decades advocating for better educational outcomes for Aboriginal Tasmanians has died.
- Forrestania monster newsflow lands four WA gold project prefeasibility studies Forrestania Resources has began four prefeasibility studies across its WA gold portfolio, including maiden ore reserves that will sharpen its path to production.
- Roebuck Bay Hotel leads finalists at WA hospitality awards Broome’s Roebuck Bay Hotel has been recognised across 15 categories in the 2026 AHA WA Hospitality Awards for Excellence.
- On Call: Techie fixed Wi-Fi dead zone with a drill When wires and wireless mix, the combination can be electric. Eddy's other Wi-Fi dead zone remained.
- Techie fixed Wi-Fi dead zone with a drill When wires and wireless mix, the combination can be electric. Welcome to another edition of On Call, The Register 's reader-contributed column that celebrates the fine art of tech support.
- Investments help HBF as annual profit dips to $128.2m on higher claims WA’s biggest private health insurer has revealed a $3m drop in its annual surplus to $128.2m as its share of the national market rose to 7.95 per cent.
- Man feared dead after shark attack, witnesses describe 'shocking' scene A swimmer is feared dead after being attacked by a shark at a popular beach in Perth.
- RBA governor's warning RBA Governor Michele Bullock has handed down a warning to millions of Australians ahead of the next interest rate decision.
- Teen charged for alleged possession of violent extremist, child abuse material A Queensland teenager is in custody after allegedly being found with violent extremist material, as well as child abuse material.
- WA’s grain industry grapples with new phosphine exposure limits, overshadowing an improved harvest forecast New workplace exposure limits for a chemical used in pest control threatens to halt WA’s export trade, blighting a better forecast for the State’s crop yield.
- Vanuatu ends search for dozens missing in ferry sinking Authorities have called off the search for survivors after a ferry sank off Vanuatu.
- Western Australia launch new era at revamped WACA against South Australia A revamped WACA Ground will witness the dawning of a new era on Friday as Western Australia get their summer off the ground with a one-day clash with South Australia.
- 'Arrogant' premier criticised over 2032 rowing venue call A state government has come for its handling of an Olympic rowing venue announcement, with critics adamant it is not locked in just yet.