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- Thousands protest Trump outside Kennedy Center in DC Donald Trump has threatened to demolish the John F Kennedy Center in Washington if he can't put his name on the building, and the people aren't having it.
- Star forced to find help after caddie quits Alejandro Tosti’s caddie Cliff Ellis walks off and quits midway through the first round at the Biltmore Championship.
- Aussie teen revving to take on world's best in sim racing championships From the comfort of his home, Xavier will take on other sim racers in the 2026 Porsche eSports Super Cup World Championship, with competition getting underway at 4am on Monday.
- Didn't faze us: Swans see bright future for young guns Sydney midfielder James Rowbottom is predicting a bright future for the AFL club's young stars after a gutsy display on the finals stage amid off-field instability.
- Police say two sheep dead after Canberra property invaders injured flock Police are investigating after multiple sheep at a Canberra property were allegedly rounded up and injured, causing two to die.
- ‘It’s all still pretty raw’: Inside the Swans’ shattered change room James Rowbottom played through a broken hand before finding the words for a devastated Swans side after their preliminary-final loss to Fremantle.
- WAFL grand final: Fremantle Dockers defender Brennan Cox not named in Peel Thunder’s grand final team Fremantle backman Brennan Cox won’t get one last chance to push for a grand final appearance after not being named for Peel Thunder in their WAFL decider on Sunday.
- How Angel’s ‘soul dog’ helped her overcome trauma Dog-lovers know that our four-legged companions can bring joy.
- Woman faces court accused of aiding teen with alleged Western Sydney murder A woman will appear before court accused of helping a teen after he allegedly shot and killed a man. Despite the best efforts of paramedics, Macdonald died at the scene.
- Pride in flag, Western culture, and soldiers in schools: Coalition unveils education plan Opposition education spokesperson Julian Leeser said Indigenous history and cultural studies must be pared back as test results fall.
- ‘It just grabs you by the throat, you’ve got to join in’: John Farnham’s hit You’re The Voice turns 40 Forty years ago, a hit song was released by an unassuming artist that would go on to become an unofficial anthem that is still loved by generations of Aussies.
- Nurses and midwives threaten to strike over Cook Government’s broken promise on ratios Nurses are threatening to strike over stalled plans to introduce minimum patient ratios in hospital emergency departments.
- Thomasina and Patrick Tobin: UK couple killed in Spanish hot tub horror farewelled at funeral The couple who were found dead in a hot tub will holidaying in Spain have been farewelled in a service.
- Three more possibilities Getting close to the true French experience.
- V’landys receives unanimous support from clubs and states to become NRL executive chair It took only half an hour for club and state executives to greenlight Peter V’landys’ ascension to the new role of NRL executive chair.
- Wharfies make way to the MCG, whatever the price Wharfies make way to the MCG, whatever the price.
- Shipley leads Biltmore Championship as Aussies make cut Both Australians in the field at the PGA Tour event in North Carolina have made the cut, ending a frustrating run for one in particular.
- Neill-Fraser revelations lead to review of AI use in parole decisions Tasmania's Justice Department says it will review the extent to which artificial intelligence may have been used to tell past Tasmanian parole board decisions.
- How a small rural village near Armidale could be the key to Australia’s mineral shortfall The Hillgrove Mine is officially back in production after more than a decade out of action.
- Rio Tinto vs APA Group: Which is better for passive income? Everyday Aussie investors often weigh Rio Tinto Ltd against APA Group when hunting for steady, passive income from shares.
- Senator Alex Antic wins SA Liberal presidency Liberal senator Alex Antic has defeated SA Upper House leader Nicola Centofanti in a ballot of Liberal Party delegates.
- North Korea calls its nuclear status 'irreversible' North Korea has no intention of stepping back from its development of nuclear weapons, and has criticised the International Atomic Energy Agency's criticism..
- Players left confused as wrong anthem plays South Korean players are left puzzled as the North Korea anthem plays before their match.
- Sorrento shark attack: Northern beaches remain closed after fatal great white attack Perth’s northern beaches remain closed this morning after a man was killed by a shark just metres from shore at Sorrento Beach.
- Anthony Albanese touches down in California ahead of meeting with Apple CEO Tim Cook, UN The Prime Minister is gearing up for a week of tech-based conversations with world leaders and tech giants.
- Cricket: Twenty20 matches to open new turf campaign on October 17 Eastern Goldfields Cricket Association opens its 2026-27 season on October 17.
- India forces caller-ID apps to feed spam reports to telcos India has extended its anti-spam government to need caller-ID and call-management apps to share users’ spam reports with telecom operators.
- Australia's migration tightening is part of a bigger shift. Here's what other nations are doing Australia has unveiled a shake-up of its migration system, targeting visa-hoppers, overstayers, international students and backpackers as the federal government seeks to bring migration down further.
- Passionate Fremantle Dockers fans are prepared to travel anywhere to be at MCG for grand final We found a fan in Sydney who is covering so much ground it will make your head spin.
- Google says its Gemini AI model hacked three other companies In a first for Google, the company confirmed that its AI model, Gemini, breached the security of three other companies in May.
- Will making WA's freight rail network public be cost-effective? Twenty-six years after Western Australia's freight rail network was privatised, the WA government is making headway on its plan to buy it back.
- Woman charged over botched gangland execution Homicide Squad detectives have charged a woman over her alleged involvement in a fatal shooting in Sydney's west earlier in September.
- Canada's Brooks, Brazil's Pupo win WSL Trestles event Erin Brooks has won a third successive WSL event, becoming the first person to do so since Australia's eight-time world champion Stephanie Gilmore.
- Fremantle Dockers CEO Simon Garlick never lost faith that they could fight back and win through to grand final Fremantle are in the air and flying back to Perth to prepare for the AFL grand final, with their chief executive lavishing praise on the team’s epic comeback against Sydney.
- Copper has overtaken iron ore – Here are the top copper shares to target A new report from Betashares has said that copper now represents a larger share of the earnings generated by Australia's listed mining companies than iron ore.
- Why Laneway and other music festivals are bypassing WA A local band will create a WA-only music festival next year after touring events including Laneway cancelled their Perth dates.
- Act of treason': Documentary about Gaza prompts opposition in Israel Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor made a documentary, NAZA, that accuses the Israeli army of systematic mass civilian killings in Gaza.
- Woman charged over innocent Sydney man's murder A 28-year-old woman allegedly kept watch as Sydney man Joshua.
- Google's AI model hacked companies, accessed internet As concerns over the rapid acceleration of artificial intelligence grow, Google has revealed its AI model Gemini managed to hack other companies.
- Tilly Norwood’s press tour is going about as well as you’d expect for an AI When discussing the movie that Norwood is promoting, Conti asks if the other actors are also AI-generated. Norwood responds by saying that human writers, editors, and directors were involved.