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- Ed Sheeran’s cousin Jethro weighs in on Macklemore drama, calls him a ‘coward’ as fallout continues After fans, musicians, and corporations weighed in on drama surrounding Ed Sheeran, he has now been criticised by a family member.
- 'Weather whiplash': southeast to sweat as mercury rises Southeast Australia is in for a warm one, as the Bureau of Meteorology warns of an elevated fire risk due to strong winds.
- Woman charged after police intercept drug importation bound for Mildura A woman has been arrested and charged in Mildura after police intercepted an illegal drug importation en route to the regional Victorian city.
- NSW council left without a mayor after names ‘drawn out of a hat’ in election tie-break bungle Clarence Valley councillor incorrectly elected after random draw that should have eliminated him. Smith’s name was pulled out, and Johnstone incorrectly elected mayor.
- APOD: 2026 September 19 – A Zodiacal Night The serene view was recorded just before the beginning of twilight during September's star party at the remote Hanle Dark Sky Reserve, Ladakh, India, planet Earth.
- E-bike rider arrested after helicopter tracks teen across suburban Adelaide A 14‑year‑old e‑bike rider has been arrested after allegedly leading officers on a long ride through Adelaide’s western suburbs before dumping his bike on the sand at a popular beach.
- Four bidders battle it out for $1.95m inner-north Victorian A first home buyer lobbed a bid which was $330,000 under the top of the property’s guidance range.
- Queen 'offered to restore Diana's HRH title': brother Charles Spencer has claimed the late Queen Elizabeth offered to restore Princess Diana's royal title on the day of her funeral, but he rejected the gesture.
- Man stabbed to death before car found on fire south of Perth A man has been stabbed to death before a car was found burnt out south of Perth.
- Fremantle Dockers have spent weeks planning for AFL grand final and coach Justin Longmuir feels ready Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir has revealed just how much planning has already been done for the AFL grand final.
- An activist depicted a female councillor as Miss Piggy. A judge says it’s political speech Dean Hurlston hailed the County Court judgment as a win for democratic scrutiny of elected officials after Stonnington Mayor Melina Sehr was granted a court order last year.
- Canon set to launch its ‘travel photography’ R8 MII Canon set to launch its ‘travel photography’ R8 MII.
- ‘We got a house’: Inner west semi sells for $311,000 above reserve Two parties attended the auction, but only one group registered.
- Google says its AI model hacked three companies, in first known breakout of Gemini Google’s Gemini model accessed the internet and hacked other companies during a test of its cybersecurity capabilities.
- ‘You hit that on a bike and you’re dead’: motorcyclists criticises pothole crisis Motorists and motorcyclists are calling out the crumbling state of Australian roads, warning worsening potholes are turning routes into minefields and putting lives at risk.
- International students flock to Australian universities. Here is what they study Luis Guzman, of Guatemala, enrolled in a degree that is among the most popular with students from overseas.
- Five years, millions of dollars: The battle to fix a defective Sydney building Andrew and Lisa Cook were excited to live in their dream apartment.
- Fed up with taxes, Aussies are following Adrian Portelli to Dubai. The ATO is watching The billionaire is among the young entrepreneurs seeking to cash in on more business-friendly policies overseas.
- ‘Those are exactly the words he said’: Earl Spencer says he is telling the truth about the King Diana’s younger brother has stuck to his guns, suggesting to the BBC that King Charles is embarrassed about his alleged disparaging remark about the princess.
- Teenage girls arrested after brawl at Melbourne shopping centre Four girls and an 18-year-old woman have been arrested following a brawl at Melbourne's Northland Shopping Centre, the latest in a series of incidents at the popular retail precinct.
- Albanese begins internet safety, Security Council push in the United States Anthony Albanese has arrived in California ahead of talks with tech giant Apple and an online safety push at the United Nations.
- NSW Liberals pledge to scrap gun buyback amid election countdown The state Liberals are now vowing to freeze the latter if elected next year. NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley described the move as a backflip by the state Liberal party.
- Parole board used AI, cited fake case law in murderer’s release conditions A review is under way in Tasmania after convicted killer Susan Neill-Fraser’s parole conditions were overturned.
- A-League Men: Perth Glory sign Sydney Olympic winger Sebastian Kukucka Perth Glory have added another winger to their squad in the form of teenager Sebastian Kukucka, who has signed on from Sydney Olympic.
- Woman, 68, seriously hurt after postal van and car collide at North Dandalup intersection The woman was badly injured after the collision at the intersection in a town just south of Perth.
- WAFL 2026 Grand Final: Peel Thunder recall forward Corey Tregenza as one of four changes, Claremont unchanged Peel Thunder have rolled the dice at the selection table, naming Corey Tregenza for the grand final against Claremont despite the premiership forward not having played in more than seven.
- WAFL grand final: Claremont’s Ben Elliott happy to play the team role to let Tigers superstars shine Ben Elliott loves being Claremont’s enforcer and credits his two superstar skippers for giving him the confidence to thrive in the WAFL.
- A submarine went 3,000 metres beneath the sea. What it found reveals something about us Scientists exploring a deep-sea canyon off the coast of Argentina have found plastic bags, food packaging, fishing gear and an old boot thousands of metres beneath the ocean's surface.
- Search for shark and swimmer after fatal attack Authorities have yet to find the body of a 63-year-old man fatally attacked by a shark off a popular West Australian beach.
- Seaton, SA: Volunteer, 85, allegedly attacks staff with knife at St Hilarion Residential Care and Nursing Home A stanley knife was allegedly confiscated from the scene, which left two people taken to hospital.
- Man, 44, dies after being found with stab wounds at intersection in East Rockingham A man has died after he was found with stab wounds at a busy East Rockingham intersection.
- Tasmania launches review after AI-assisted document cited non-existent case law in convicted killer’s parole case Tasmania’s Department of Justice on Friday evening confirmed the review would take place, four days after a parole condition imposed on convicted killer Susan Neill-Fraser was deemed invalid.
- AFL Finals: Fremantle star Caleb Serong says Dockers won’t shy away from challenge For just the second time in 32 years, Fremantle are heading to the grand final, and while it will bring plenty of nerves.
- Renovated Amara Singapore celebrates its 40th year Place proves a draw for this classic hotel in Tanjong Pagar.
- Hottest September day in years forecast in parts of south-eastern Australia as ‘spring rollercoaster’ sets in Warm temperatures 6C to 12C above monthly averages expected. Sydney is forecast to reach 28C on Sunday, while Hobart is set to record its hottest September day in seven years.
- Nice ideas from the south of France Nice ideas from the south of France.
- Albanese arrives in US for UN summit and big tech talks The prime minister will use a week-long visit to the US to make the case for reining in big tech companies and social media giants on the world stage.
- Exchange of fire as Liberals vow to halt gun buyback A state government has accused the opposition of following One Nation on firearms laws and failing to put public safety first by backing a buyback scheme.
- Fired lawyer Melat Kiros represents change sweeping US Democratic Party Melat Kiros knows she doesn't fit the mould of a typical member of the US Congress.
- Here's how to safely intervene when a loved one is experiencing DV In fact, rates of intimate partner violence for 16 to 24-year-olds are higher than for those aged 45 and older, according to the Australian Child Mistreatment Study published in 2021.