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- WA Sandalwood industry fears the end with approaching reform to remove commercial operations from FPC A move to scrap the Forest Products Commission from commercial wild sandalwood operations has been criticised by the industry, which fears it could spell the end of the multimillion-dollar sector.
- WIN 1 of 20 double passes to see VERITY Find the codeword from PLAY in The West Australian.
- How much in assets can you own and still get the age pension under new rules starting tomorrow? How much you can own in assets while remaining eligible for the age pension will increase tomorrow, 20 September.
- Clicks Communicator shipments begin in December The company's first smartphone, the Clicks Communicator, will begin shipping in December, nearly a year after its CES 2026 rollout.
- Bayern toast ton-up Englishman who can't stop scoring England captain Harry Kane has again become the toast of German giants Bayern Munich again after scoring 100 league goals quicker than anyone in history.
- What to expect at Meta Connect 2026: New AI glasses, a mixed reality headset and more Like last year's event, Meta has again opted for an evening keynote, with Zuckerberg taking the stage at 4PM PT/7PM ET on September 23.
- Arts groups fear fallout of approaching NDIS funding cuts Disability arts organisations from around Australia fear cuts to the NDIS will destroy career pathways and reduce mental health and social supports.
- How much the age pension is rising — and a hit to your next holiday Next week, there’ll be a rise to the age pension. About 2.7 million people will see the increase from the upcoming round of indexation from 20 September.
- How much passive income could I make by investing $500 a month in ASX shares? Investing $500 a month may not sound like enough to change your life. Investing $500 a month into ASX shares may not look meaningful today.
- Light & Wonder vs Aristocrat Leisure: Which gaming share wins? When it comes to the world of gaming technology, both Light & Wonder and Aristocrat Leisure Ltd are heavyweights that regularly come up in discussions among keen Aussie investors.
- 'Temper tantrum': Why European countries are moving gold out of the US Although the transfer of around 59 tonnes of this was achieved by trading gold in New York for gold in London, more than 27 tonnes were physically moved.
- Bathla's books show company was $736m out Administrators of the Bathla Group have been given up to another year to run the voluntary administration.
- AI hallucination of Chinese nuclear components almost led to US military attack CNN’s report said the analyst in question used a chatbot to analyze intelligence reports regarding the Chinese ship’s manifest, leading to the near-disastrous result.
- Automattic names interim CFO after exec departures Automattic has a new interim Chief Financial Officer: Jeremy Klaperman, the CFO of the company’s WordPress VIP Enterprise business unit. Davies was briefly interim CEO before Mullenweg retook the position.
- Y Combinator insurance tech alum Angle Health hits $2.7B valuation The round was led by Vitruvian Partners with participation from Town Hall Ventures, Blumberg Capital, Portage Ventures, PruVen Capital, and Y Combinator.
- 'Never too old': 83-year-old footballer still getting a kick Robert Johnstone has just two rules when he crosses the white line to enter the football field.
- Trump says three media outlets banned from White House US President Donald Trump says he wants to bar reporters from CNN, MSNOW and Politico from the White House.
- World model companies are keeping a lot of secrets The big players in the space are Yann LeCun’s AMI Labs and Fei-Fei Li’s World Labs — and while both have accumulated a lot of buzz and funding.
- Virginia governor wakes up to fact datacenters have become political cancer Executive order puts the kibosh on NDAs, limits permitting, and calls for stiffer environmental protections.
- Women’s Super League: Lauren Hemp hits double as Manchester City see off lively Liverpool Manchester City continued their winning start to the new Women’s Super League season but the defending champions needed a 90th-minute own goal from Grace Fisk to help them edge past.
- Australia faces higher public debt costs after new peak Governments around the world will have to pay more to borrow money to fund their public debt, partly due to competition for cash from AI hyperscalers.
- How this team of experts guides 80-metre turbine blades down our roads with just millimetres to spare These 80-metre blades are the largest objects moved through our streets.
- Celebrity accountant Anthony Bell to offload Rose Bay pad after $26m buy The money manager once intended to make the luxury apartment his home but found somewhere much closer to his work.
- What the cameras missed after Lloyd Meek copped a spray from his coach No one likes being yelled out.
- Powerhouse Parramatta’s $4.5 million opening festival revealed Despite the instability at the top, the billion-dollar institution is launching with a bang over three weeks in November.
- These 2 ASX fast food companies could jump 23% to 33% Fast-food operators are likely to face some headwinds over the coming year, broking house Morgans says, but there is still room for operators to grow.
- How Scottish soccer got Socceroo's career back on track Ryan Strain is back playing in the Scottish Premiership after the out-of-work Socceroo was helped to reboot his career by an innovative new project.
- NASA Invites Media to Albania Artemis Accords Signing Ceremony The Republic of Albania will sign the Artemis Accords during a ceremony at 12 p.m. EDT on Monday, Sept. 21, at NASA Headquarters in Washington.
- Holdout juror in Lindsay Clancy trial 'didn't have any doubts' she was guilty The lone juror who sided with the prosecutors in Lindsay Clancy's triple-murder trial has released his first public comments on the case.
- The rice industry is the 'backbone' of this small town, but it's struggling A cut to rice processing in Deniliquin has put 68 people out of work, with flow-on effects for downstream industries and the community.
- Compsci grads facing recession-like job prospects thanks to AI Slinging coffee and waiting tables ain't just for liberal arts grads any more, say Census Bureau economists.
- How Jack Gunston became an unlikely key to Hawthorn's flag hopes Gunston's longevity has already seen him kick more than 35 per cent of his goals since turning 30, the sixth-highest rate among AFL-era players with over 500 goals.
- 'Grumpy' voters in Murray Plains consider party allegiances as election looms Darren Connelly is sitting at his cluttered kitchen table, a 24-hour news channel paused on the TV in the living room.
- Are BHP, CBA, and CSL shares top buys? BHP Group Ltd, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, and CSL Ltd are three of the biggest shares on the ASX.
- What will happen to your most cherished possessions when you die? You don’t want to know It turns out our offspring don’t want our old stuff.
- Once pop’s wiliest genius, Beck sounds in need of a proper sea change On his first album in seven years, the indie great’s reverb-soaked melancholia turns stagnant.
- That NFL match cost double previous estimates. But the jubilation made it worth it A visiting circus of 49ers executives, star players, and enthusiastic American reporters gave a jaded city a fresh look at itself.
- 'Respect and preserve': new owner reveals plans for Statesman Hotel A six-storey building could be built under the Curtin Masterplan.
- More than half of senior staff at this agency are acting in higher duties With attrition at 15 per cent, many are acting in senior roles.
- School budget changes should not have been a shock, says minister Minister defends school funding shifts as teaching overhaul looms.