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- Third man charged over shooting in Melbourne's northern suburbs Detectives have charged a man about a fatal shooting in Melbourne's north earlier this month, arresting him as he tried to board a flight out of Australia.
- Workers in New York seek to create first AutoZone union as company resists Workers at an AutoZone in White Plains, New York, are seeking to become the first store at the US’s largest auto parts retailer to win a union election.
- Drivers ignoring roadwork closures to skip queues ‘wilfully putting lives at risk’ Drivers ignoring roadwork closures to skip queues are putting lives at risk, National Highways has warned.
- Rocket Report: China wants a Raptor 3 engine; SpaceX set for big Starship test The company announced the milestone on Sunday, stating that it had conducted the first hot-fire tests of the complete STAR-1 engine at Airborne Engineering’s propulsion test facility in southern England.
- Concern after Horne sent off for HIA Rikeya Horne is sent off the field for at least 15 minutes for a HIA at Campbelltown Stadium.
- Warren Buffett, 96, steps down as Berkshire Hathaway chair Buffett is stepping down after as the company’s chair after 56 years and will be replaced by his son.
- Nestle reviewing options Putin seizes Russia business Nestle reviewing options Putin seizes Russia business.
- Beaches closed after man dies in shark attack near Perth A swimmer is dead after being attacked by a shark off a popular Western Australian beach.
- AFLW round six: Bombers beaten up at Windy Hill; Demons claim top spot The Hawks recorded one of the wins in the history of the competition, ending North Melbourne’s winning streak of 32 games in a tight contest in Cairns.
- AFLW round six: Bombers beaten up at Windy Hill; Demons claim top spot The Hawks recorded one of the wins in the history of the competition, ending North Melbourne’s winning streak of 32 games in a tight contest in Cairns.
- AFLW round six: Bombers beaten up at Windy Hill; Demons claim top spot The Hawks recorded one of the wins in the history of the competition, ending North Melbourne’s winning streak of 32 games in a tight contest in Cairns.
- Two students killed in Philippine school shooting The incident follows two fatal gun incidents since June at schools in the Philippines, where school shootings were before rare.
- Kemp floored by 'piledriver' tackle Grace Kemp is upended by Losana Lutu, the Tigers player landing a large hit that gets the home crowd riled up.
- KPMG tech cuts come with a severance sum some staff call insulting AI, Cyber, SAP and Testing teams caught in latest reshaping of Big Four consultancy's Advisory arm.
- Waterman hands Raiders early lead Isabella Waterman hands the visitors the lead at Campbelltown Stadium as the Tigers defence slips early.
- Nigeria protests after dozens of miners die in custody Nigerians have taken to the streets to demand justice for 37 detainees were found dead after being arrested for illegal mining.
- Experts call for action after two shark attacks Experts have called for greater action to protect swimmers against shark attacks after two in less than a week in Western Australia.
- Man dies in Perth shark attack A man has died after a shark attack off a popular Perth beach.
- University of WA launches its first India campus in Mumbai WA’s oldest university has officially opened its first international branch campus in India, allowing local students to get a degree from the University of Western Australia without leaving home.
- North Melbourne's 32-game winning streak over after shock loss to Hawthorn North Melbourne's record AFLW winning streak is over, with the Kangaroos falling to a shock 7-point defeat to Hawthorn in Cairns.
- Mini-Times Square? New digital billboard planned in centre of Queen Street Mall Electronic advertising could clad the heart of Brisbane’s CBD, with one expert saying the trend raised import questions the city needed to confront.
- Move faster to solve climate challenges, Prince William says The Prince of Wales has said that the world needs to move faster to solve the biggest climate challenges. Earthshot remains one of the priorities of Prince William's public work.
- WA nurses threaten strike action as government delays patient ratio rollout If industrial action goes ahead, it will be the first time WA nursing staff have committed to a work stoppage since thousands of members went on strike across WA.
- Australian man accused of murdering Thai teenager and putting body in suitcase pleads not guilty An Australian man accused of murdering a Thai teenager and putting her body in a suitcase pleaded not guilty on Friday in a hearing in the seaside resort city.
- Australian finalists for Prince William's Earthshot Prize 'nervous but excited' An alliance of 70 Indigenous ranger groups who use traditional knowledge to manage Australia's bushfire risks are finalists in Prince William's Earthshot Prize.
- Without sound policy, the One Nation ‘vibe’ will grow Readers react to the rise of One Nation, and the lack of what they see as policy by the parties.
- Head smashes 75-ball ton Travis Head scores the fastest ODI ton by an Australian against Zimbabwe.
- Head smashes 75-ball ton Travis Head scores the fastest ODI ton by an Australian against Zimbabwe.
- Spinner's beauty castles Marsh Mitch Marsh loses his off-stump from the bowling of Wellington Masakadza.
- Elizabeth Quay buildings: Victor Goh’s return from fourth-month absence sparks questions over completion date The return of mysterious business owner Victor Goh after a four-month disappearance has preceded calls for the State Government to nail down exactly when his buildings at Elizabeth Quay.
- Double delight as Dolphins land two more big fish The Dolphins have pulled off a double signings coup, with both Selwyn Cobbo and Kulikefu Finefeuiaki re-signing with the in-form club.
- Hugh McCluggage channels injury frustration as Brisbane chase grand final spot Hugh McCluggage has spent a chunk of the season on the sidelines, but still looms as a preliminary final weapon for Brisbane.
- Sydney teenager charged with four counts of rape against teenage girl Child abuse squad detectives swooped on the young person at a Sutherland Shire home on Friday, before he was charged.
- Farmers fear impact of Australia’s immigration shake-up with growers dependent on backpackers Without backpackers to pack them, oranges and lemons could be left to rot on trees instead of stocking supermarket shelves, one of WA’s biggest citrus growers warns.
- WA bets the house on GST fight as Treasurer targets Productivity Commission’s pie in the sky arguments WA bets the house on GST fight as Treasurer targets Productivity Commission’s pie in the sky arguments.
- Five of the best California bungalows in Sydney for sale Solidly built, easy to extend, and flexible in layout, California bungalows also offer features that ensure their enduring popularity.
- Hawks hang tough to end Kangaroos' record AFLW streak Hawthorn have ended North Melbourne's record 32-game winning streak, upsetting the two-time defending AFLW premiers by seven points in Cairns.
- Adelaide workers expected to bear brunt of Bendigo Bank cuts A union says the Bendigo and Adelaide Bank is proposing to cut 137 jobs as part of an ongoing restructure. Bendigo Bank says it is yet to finalise planned changes.
- The ‘troubled’ class assignment that changed Lee’s teaching career Lee Casuscelli’s legacy was honoured at Parliament House in Canberra with an inaugural award.
- ‘Very kindly, very cute’: Bali locals mourn the two children murdered by their Australian father People are struggling to understand the murder-suicide of Australian Damien John Shaw and his son and daughter in Kuta’s popular Legian neighbourhood.