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- Trump announces White House ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico US President Donald Trump says he has banned three prominent media outlets from the White House, in an escalation of his attacks on the American press.
- History beckons for Fremantle as greatest-ever fightback propels it into grand final When Hayden Young went back and kicked a goal from the boundary after the three-quarter time siren, he couldn't have known it would spark his side's greatest comeback.
- Trump says he is banning CNN and other news outlets from the White House The announcement is an escalation of Trump’s long-standing animosity towards the media and outlets that report factual stories he does not like.
- Wallaroos edge towards their version of the 'Matildas effect' The Wallaroos produced an encouraging performance against England in last weekend's 48-15 loss in Salford.
- FAA tees up $875M AI tool to help manage air traffic congestion An AI tool is set to start advising air traffic controllers on managing air traffic in the congested airspace above the Washington, DC, area.
- Claude Code revamps projects so you can work and pay in parallel Running multiple Claude sessions at once means less waiting around to hit your usage limit. Claude Code customers have a new reason to give Anthropic more of their money.
- This golden, curved Argentine pastry is ‘better than a croissant’. Here’s where to find it in Sydney Made from a soft, brioche-like dough that’s sweetened with honey and drenched in syrup, the medialuna is the most delicious pastry you’ve never heard of.
- Mitigation debate looms as WA shark attack deaths hit six-year high The death of a swimmer at a Perth beach yesterday was the 24th fatal shark attack in Western Australia in 26 years and the third this year.
- Inside a grubby political blackmail plot that backfired A nasty campaign against a political rival is a reminder that democracy in Sydney is still at risk of being bought, sold, and weaponised.
- Spring seesaw to deliver hottest September weather in years Following a polar blast this week, temperatures across south-east states will soar as much as 12 degrees Celsius above average this weekend.
- Labor bets house on migration figure that won't behave Bringing migration down will disarm those who have weaponised one statistic against the government, but it's not clear that will happen, experts say.
- The large restoration of a Victorian seaside icon is complete The reopening of one of the Bellarine Peninsula’s most prominent buildings is another milestone in the region’s transformation.
- ‘I never want to be that sick again’: Judith Lucy on what happened at a healing retreat in Peru The comedian on burnout, feeling unfulfilled, middle-class guilt – and what has worked in tackling it all.
- The question Mick Fanning asked his mum after losing three brothers The universe has been both generous and unforgiving to champion surfer Mick Fanning.
- My neighbour plays the same song – badly – on his keyboard until late. What can I do? Options include a pillow over your head – or his, advises Modern Guru.
- Can you spot the four-leaf clovers in this photo? Here’s how to find them You may not believe four-leaf clovers bring good fortune – but here’s how to get lucky if you do want to find them.
- Your dish sponge is gross. Here’s what food safety experts use instead The World Health Organization advises against using sponges to clean plates and utensils.
- Fresh plays on vintage checks and dots: New-season shirts get into print Nine standout women’s tops, proving classic prints are anything but predictable.
- What is the ‘it’ colour for spring? What is the ‘it’ colour for spring?
- ‘Element of scarcity’: Why upsizing in Sydney now costs an extra $270,000 Sydney families contending with a cost-of-living crunch and pricier mortgage now face a bill to get more room, with fewer large homes on the market.
- My first-class experience was a large disappointment To make matters worse, we also faced a battle to be allowed into the first class lounge.
- The Beatles’ greatest album? It’s not the one you think Giles Martin has impressed fans with digital remixes of Sgt Pepper, the White Album and several others.
- Beatrix Bakes shares the secrets to a sponge cake (and her new, improved recipe) Beatrix Bakes shares the secrets to a sponge cake (and her new, improved recipe).
- Mick Fanning: 'There's no right or wrong way to deal with grief' Three-time world surfing champion Mick Fanning on how the loss of loved ones has shaped him and his success.
- What makes one Queensland school’s language class a three-time award winner What makes one Queensland school’s language class a three-time award winner.
- The one choice that can cost Melbourne home buyers an extra $110,000 Even as house prices fall across Melbourne, not all the homes for sale are getting cheaper for potential buyers.
- Cinnamon knots to Hungarian sausage: Where to eat in this inner west village Its neighbours may steal the spotlight, but Yarraville holds plenty of dining gems.
- My journey to a reef on the abyss (if gas drillers get their way), by Tim Winton Scott Reef is the sentinel of Australia’s coral wonderlands.
- ‘One of the great Australian achievements’: Howard praises immigration The former prime minister said everybody, irrespective of their ethnic background, should feel they are a part of Australia.
- ‘Sleepwalking into defeat’: Liberal MPs’ lacklustre fundraising efforts spark election fears A decision by the party’s state director to take six weeks leave for an army reservist training camp has angered MPs.
- The Beatles’ greatest album? It’s not the one you think Giles Martin has impressed fans with digital remixes of Sgt Pepper, the White Album and several others.
- The Beatles’ greatest album? It’s not the one you think Giles Martin has impressed fans with digital remixes of Sgt Pepper, the White Album and several others.
- Paul Murray: No excuse for fatal failures in WA child protection system as politicians don’t learn from past It is a political truism that people who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
- Labor's migration target comes with a political catch Labor has made a lasting concession to a migration debate that shows little sign of rewarding them for joining it.
- The delicate mission to save an endangered shrub using 'sperm donors' Crouching among the plants is a group of scientists on a delicate mission. Zieria covenyi blooms from September to December.
- How much do I need to retire on $75,000 a year at 45? Imagine someone who is 20 years old right now and manages to set aside $1,000 each month to invest in ASX shares.
- The new Resident Evil movie captures the survival magic of the games The director of Weapons has crafted a new horror classic. The six Resident Evil movies starring Milla Jovovich were more interested in bombastic action.
- Harry plays pickleball with kids amid uncle book storm Prince Harry has visited a school in Birmingham as his uncle Earl Spencer insisted allegations in his book about King Charles' past comments were true.
- A new kind of AI model from a ChatGPT inventor is thrilling developers For example, Pranit Sharma, a software engineer at Vercel, a company making agentic infrastructure, said his company had used OpenAI’s ChatGPT Luna 5.6 to run a classifier to review commands.
- 'This time I've pushed it too far': Woman's ordeal on ferry that later sank Kat Finnerty thought she had conquered the part of her trip after successfully climbing Manaro Voui — an active volcano on the northern Vanuatu island of Ambae in 2024.