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- Cronulla's last step in the NRL finals always seems their longest Sometimes the last step of the journey to a premiership is the longest, and for Cronulla it gets longer all the time.
- Ben O’Shea: Artificial intelligence takes the cake for risking the future of the planet It needs the same energy consumption as a 10W bulb running for 17 minutes.
- Sammy Lewis: Meet Sean the Sheep’s Aussie animator The opportunity to work for Aardman, the UK studio behind Wallace & Gromit, was a dream come true for Australian animator Sammy Lewis.
- 'Silenced' women regain their voices through Queensland music program During the 12-month project, 32 women and 20 children took part in collaborative songwriting, singing, and music-making to rebuild confidence and social connection.
- Recycling industry needs to prepare for influx of EV waste, experts say Figures from the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries show more than 27,000 battery electric vehicles were sold nationally in August.
- Trump set to appoint a new United States AI adviser US President Donald Trump says he wants to further accelerate the development of artificial intelligence in the United States despite warnings about risks.
- Farrer GP labels immigration plans a 'circus' amid fears of doctor deserts Associate Professor Alam Yoosuff has worked as a GP in the Riverina town of Finley for 19 years after migrating from Sri Lanka in 2006.
- Lions to take one big advantage into grand final meeting with Freo The Lions can join the Brisbane team of 2001-03 and Hawthorn from 2013-15 as modern-day teams to go back-to-back-to-back if they beat premier Fremantle at the MCG next Saturday.
- Aspiration, dislocation and isolation in tough times The great Australian dream is still alive for many, but attaining it is proving hard, with many putting off or giving up on ever owning their own home.
- Trump says US will form 'AI Force' and appoint an artificial intelligence tsar AI now sits at the heart of the US-China rivalry as the world's two largest economies seek to gain an edge in advanced tech.
- WIN YOUR WAY TO THE MCG Find the daily code word in The West Australian and The Sunday Times.
- ASX 200 healthcare shares lead a weaker market amid 82% chance of a rate hike ASX 200 healthcare shares led the 11 market sectors last week with a 3.76% gain over the five trading days.
- Woman charged over fire in hospital mental health clinic Emergency crews were called to the North West Regional Hospital in Burnie about 6:30pm Saturday, following reports of a fire in the hospital's inpatient mental health unit.
- Olympic contenders put rowing course to the test in state regatta Rowing and canoe sprint events are scheduled to be held on the Fitzroy River during the 2032 Brisbane Games.
- Wallaroos' agony after French rugby comeback The Wallaroos will look back in frustration at a Test where they had indisciplined France at their mercy only to end up losing 29-26.
- White House turns away CNN, MS NOW, Politico reporters after Trump's ban The White House has confiscated the press passes of journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico, denying the reporters entry to the building's grounds.
- Flock reportedly tries to shrink workforce with employee buyouts In August, The Washington Post identified 46 cases where police officers have been accused of misusing Flock technology, including cases where they allegedly stalked their wives, girlfriends, or exes.
- Top brokers name 3 ASX shares to buy next week According to a note out of Morgans, its analysts have upgraded this quick service restaurant operator's shares to a buy rating with a $31.00 price target.
- Eucalyptus industry fights back against fake oil, cheap imports The air is awash with the distinctive aroma of eucalyptus. Ms Davis is at a gleaming new oil distillery at West Wyalong in south-central New South Wales.
- 'Eating away': The clock is ticking on this small Australian island Five years later, in 2022, Mosby was among eight Torres Strait Islanders who won a UN human rights ruling against the Australian government over climate change inaction.
- The baby in this photo isn't the story. What it reveals is Payman is the first WA senator to have a baby while serving in parliament — a distinction that comes with its own challenges.
- Lookout reopens six years after 'nuclear bomb' bushfire The popular Pulpit Rock lookout in the Blue Mountains was scorched in the Black Summer bushfire. Visitors will pay $12 an hour to park at the site.
- The three genetic tests that could help you live a long healthy life, according to Perth genetic counsellor Latest research on how much genes affect lifespan concludes that our genetic make-up plays a far bigger part than before thought.
- 'Miracle' baby born healthy after mother's chemotherapy A Sunshine Coast mother was diagnosed with advanced blood cancer at 14 weeks pregnant and started intensive chemotherapy while 15 weeks pregnant.
- Lions star Lohmann explains going from zero to hero After a quiet first-half, Brisbane forward Kai Lohmann turned it on during an epic third quarter to inspire the Lions to an epic preliminary-final triumph.
- As tobacconist firebombings intensify in Melbourne, nearby stores are being denied insurance Arson attacks related to illegal tobacco trade are also causing revenue and reputation problems for neighbouring businesses.
- ‘I would be happy if prices came down’: the older Australians wanting house prices to fall for their kids’ sake Parents and grandparents who bought their first home with ease are hoping the slide in affordability can be reversed for the sake of the younger generation.
- The moment I knew: On a bike ride, she did a bunny hop over a speed hump – her pure joy for life delighted me Anna Malos and Georgie bonded over their shared love of travel and horses. By their third date, an awkward encounter cemented their relationship.
- By fixating on immigration numbers, are our leaders missing the bigger picture for working Australians? W hen the immigration minister, Tony Burke, approached the National Press Club podium on Thursday, the eyes of every migrant in the country would have been fixed on him.
- Australia has done precious little to prepare for the dangers of AI. Where is leadership when you need it? | Zoe Daniel Australia faces choices about the technological development since the splitting of the atom in the 1930s. The threat of AI to the existence of humanity has long been raised.
- A coalmine on Trish’s Queensland farm has been abandoned. Will anyone clean it up? When Trish Goodwin discovered this week that the Bluff coalmine had been officially abandoned, it came as no surprise.
- Fire erupts near Riyadh airport as Houthis claim attacks on Saudi capital Saudi Arabia had sent alerts warning of potential danger around Riyadh but has not yet confirmed the Houthis' claims.
- Moguls behind Kylie Jenner-endorsed sunglasses brand list Byron Shire mansion The eyewear entrepreneurs have put their home on the market with a price guide of $13.5m to $14.5m.
- Age pension rises $37 per fortnight today Single pensioners will get an extra $36.80 per fortnight under inflation adjustments to the age pension effective today. The ASFA Retirement Standard lays out the costs of living today.
- The Slate Truck is cheap, but its battery range can't compete Sporting a 135 kW rear-mounted motor capable of 181 horsepower, 195 lb-ft of torque and 2,000 pounds of towing power.
- Trump says it’s time to rebrand AI with a new name — and he’s also creating an AI Force Trump says it’s time to rebrand AI with a new name — and he’s also creating an AI Force.
- Trump to create ‘AI Force’ to monitor technology as fears over out-of-control agents grow President had brushed away suggestions to slow down AI technology, even as his own party counseled caution. Trump said in a social media post.
- Albanese urges US, China to strike AI deal akin to nuclear non-proliferation treaty The prime minister also raised the need for international rules governing AI during a visit to the tech giant’s Californian HQ.
- Belmont Park is back: inside New York’s $555m bet on horse racing The new facility will stage a 46-day fall meet featuring 72 stakes worth $17.7m, before the Belmont Stakes returns next year and the Breeders’ Cup comes back to New York.
- 'Proud moment': what tech giants told PM on social ban Anthony Albanese has held a one-hour, closed-door meeting with former Apple head Tim Cook on Australia's social media reforms, ahead of a trip to the UN.