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- Six volcanoes erupt within days in Indonesia in event Cendy Rahmat never imagined he would experience volcanic ash while living in Jakarta.
- One Nation says election of Alex Antic to SA Liberal president a 'win' Senator Antic was elected at the party's AGM on Saturday, in a contest against SA upper house MP Nicola Centofanti.
- Search resumes for long-lost wreck as US tries find missing soldiers A team has completed a fresh search to find the remains of 20 American servicemen killed when a military plane was shot down off the Western Australian coast in 1942.
- Houthi rebels claim attacks on Saudi capital Riyadh Houthi fighters say they have launched missile and drone attacks against Saudi Arabia in response to an attack in the Yemeni capital Sanaa.
- Reporters locked out of White House grounds as Trump’s ban takes effect Reporters locked out of White House grounds as Trump’s ban takes effect.
- Holmberg rescues point for Arsenal but Manchester United off the mark in WSL Arsenal were mightily relieved as a 95th-minute equaliser from Smilla Holmberg rescued them a point at home to a much-improved Manchester United side.
- Coventry delight in Jay Dasilva winner but ruled-out goal riles Nottingham Forest Maybe Frank Lampard and Coventry do have a chance of Premier League survival. After that, Coventry dug in doggedly, squeezing play such that Nottingham Forest’s creative talents were blunted.
- England on top of T20 rankings after Sri Lanka sweep Harry Brook's England white-ball side have gone to the top of the world rankings in T20 cricket after wrapping up a convincing 3-0 win over Sri Lanka.
- Anthropic picks Accenture for third-party AI safety evaluations Anthropic announced the partnership that would allow Accenture to serve as third-party evaluators that will be embedded within the AI giant.
- If I invest $15,000 in BHP shares, how much passive income will I receive in 2027? BHP Group Ltd shares are among the most popular ASX dividend shares because of the company's perceived strength and dividend yield.
- Why buy a streaming device when you have a smart TV? Smart TVs and standalone streaming devices, like Roku, Fire TV Stick and Chromecast, much do the same thing. People can circumvent this issue with a streaming device.
- Do pimple patches work? Here's what the science says You're standing in the skincare aisle and pimple patches are everywhere — clear ones, flesh-coloured ones, stars, hearts.
- Behind his strongman image, Putin's world is shrinking Estimates suggest 30,000 men a month are being killed, injured or deemed missing yet Putin is expected to launch a second forced mobilisation of more than 500,000 civilians into.
- You can't get Kylie out of your head. But do you know her first hit? Padam Padam, it's time to prove how much you know about the Princess of Pop … and a random assortment of other music trivia.
- WA’s Indigenous Desert Alliance ranger teams sole Australian nominees for Prince William’s Earthshot prize The Indigenous Desert Alliance were picked from a field of almost 700 nominations.
- Rev it up for Telethon: Meet the Perth daredevils given thrilling taste of Supercar Sunday A small group of Perth daredevils were given a thrilling taste of what’s in store when dozens of supercars roar into Perth for a first of its kind fundraising event.
- Mitchell Johnson: Fremantle Dockers’ win followed the big game recipe: hang in, believe and seize your moment Fremantle’s famous victory showed what can happen when a team refuses to believe it is beaten. Then, when their big moment arrived, they went for it, writes Mitchell Johnson.
- Paul Hasleby: Why Fremantle making another grand final means so much to Dockers of the past In his exclusive column, Fremantle great Paul Hasleby opens up on what the Dockers’ making the grand final means to him as a past player and how not winning.
- NFL First Down Under: Can the Rams recover from Down Under shocker? Are the Chiefs set for a Super Bowl run? Week 2 gives us a chance to figure out what is real, such as Josh Allen’s MVP candidacy.
- WAFL 2026: Three players to watch from Peel Thunder and Claremont in grand final We pick out three names from each side to watch closely.
- WAFL Grand Final: Claremont coach Ash Prescott on the advice Allan Jeans which the Tigers coach lives by today Most coaches would be nervous heading into a grand final, if they had a 0-4 in the biggest game of the year.
- Screen Queen TV Reviews: Wonka’s Golden Ticket, Youth, the Dennis Cometti doco and Brothers This week Screen Queen Clare is finding much to relate to with Sharon Horgan’s new show, checking out the Dennis Cometti doco and scratching her head over Brothers.
- STM Loves: Bellanue pop-up shop, Plein Air Down Under, Itty Bitty Vintage and Bottomless After Dark From Australia’s largest outdoor painting festival to a new Bottomless After Dark series at fan-favourite restaurants, here are a few of our favourite things we’re keen to share.
- Nadia Bartel opens up about IVF and loss as she opens the doors to Perth’s first Henne store As she opens her first Henne store in WA, fashion designer Nadia Bartel speaks to STM about IVF, a miscarriage and why she decided to speak about it.
- You can use DeX on the Galaxy Z Fold 8's inner screen with this trick Launching a desktop mode on your Galaxy device is now pretty easy. Thankfully, you can now use all of the features of DeX right on your Z Fold 8 directly.
- 'Great opportunity': Aussie great in Wentworth hunt Veteran Australian Adam Scott had a scrappy day at Wentworth but is still in the thick of the battle to win the European Tour's flagship BMW PGA Championship.
- Masters spearmint milk, conti roll and long mac topped up among list of top food and drink unique to WA From green milk traditions to a sneaky fried egg in your late-night feed, here are the food and drink gems that prove WA does things just a little bit differently.
- ‘They deserved to win’: Mikel Arteta left humbled by Brighton defeat Not since 10 May 2023 when the same opponents won 3-0 at the Emirates Stadium had the Premier League champions lost by three goals.
- Hawks to 'sit in anger' after prelim final heartbreak Hawthorn will sit in the anger and frustration of their AFL preliminary final loss to Brisbane then turn to recruiting and eyeing their 2027 tilt.
- Lions lean into experience in three-peat chase Brisbane are within touching distance of a third-straight premiership and coach Chris Fagan hopes experience holds sway in the grand final against Fremantle.
- Gun debate fires up with reload on buyback pushback A state opposition proposal to halt a buyback scheme and review firearm restrictions has reignited the post-Bondi terror attack gun debate.
- Why is your iPad not charging (and how to fix it) If your iPad refuses to charge, it's likely an issue with the cable or charging block. First, don't panic: an iPad not charging doesn't necessarily mean it's bricked.
- Google’s Gemini is the latest AI model to hack other companies Google’s Gemini accessed the protected systems of three other companies in what The Wall Street Journal reports were the AI model’s first autonomous hacks.
- Mystery drones temporarily paralyse Luxembourg airport Flight operations at Luxembourg airport have been temporarily suspended due to the sighting of unauthorised drones.
- De Zerbi rips into Spurs players after Villa defeat: ‘Disappointed, sad and frustrated’ Tottenham lose 3-2 at home with two late consolations. De Zerbi said his players had been prepped to deal with the Villa goalkeeper’s clearances, but had switched off.
- California governor wants to implement a kill switch for frontier AI models Newsom’s executive order calls for an expert panel to develop new AI safety measures.
- The US Navy just told us what’s on its tech wish list for the next several years Justin Fanelli, the Department of Navy’s chief technology officer, has spent the last three and a half years trying to make the U.S. Navy easier to do business with.
- Creditors back $850k rescue deal to save Royal Hotel from liquidation Creditors have voted to keep the 144-year-old Perth CBD pub open, despite millions owed in unpaid debts.
- England’s winning streak ends after Red Roses draw with Canada Canadians end Red Roses’ run of 39 successive wins. The Red Roses remain undefeated in 40 Tests but, for once, there were no victory speeches to be delivered afterwards.
- Jos Buttler criticises England to world No 1 spot in T20s with Sri Lanka whitewash England leapt over India to became the No 1 T20 team in the world.