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- ‘Ticking bomb’: Inner-eastern rat run’s days could be numbered The push to permanently shut a Camberwell Junction rat run is dividing locals.
- Infertility was hard. Loving one another got us through After three IVF cycles, Susanne and Mike Armour made the decision to stop trying for a baby. For me, it was love at first sight.
- REA Group vs CAR Group: Which is best for income investors? Comparing REA Group Ltd and CAR Group Ltd might seem like splitting hairs at first—both are digital advertising powerhouses offering online marketplaces in property and automotive, respectively.
- The pros and cons of using wired vs. wireless Xbox controllers Wired controllers are convenient, but wired gamepads need less maintenance. Next time you're looking to buy a gamepad, think through these pros and cons of wireless and wired Xbox controllers.
- Houthis claim attacks on Saudi capital; flames, smoke seen near Riyadh Saudi Arabia had sent alerts overnight warning of potential danger around Riyadh, amid an escalation in attacks by the Houthis in the kingdom.
- PM urges China and US to strike deal in AI race Anthony Albanese has left the door open to changing copyright laws in a bid to attract AI investment in Australia.
- Albanese at odds with Trump over AI rules, warns humans must be in control Paying a visit to Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, California on his way to New York, Mr Albanese made the case for global rules to regulate the development of AI.
- Ed Sheeran opens solo show with Gaza comments, apology for his 'mistakes' Pop superstar Ed Sheeran is returning to the stage after he became embroiled in a controversy that saw four supporting acts quit his Shape of You tour.
- 'Sorry' Ed Sheeran opens concert with Gaza monologue Pro-Palestinian protesters have rallied outside the US stadium where Ed Sheeran is set to perform after Macklemore was dropped as his support act.
- Five assaulted, bottles thrown at umpires as ugly scenes erupt at tense prelim final Ugly fan behaviour tarnished a preliminary final for the ages when cans and bottles were flung at umpires as they left the ground.
- Two Hawks face fines for umpire abuse during tense final as ugly fan behaviour condemned Ugly fan behaviour tarnished a preliminary final for the ages when cans and bottles were flung at umpires as they left the ground.
- ‘No other way out’: Why dozens of women have chosen to kill their abusive partners Across Australia, women have been forced to make an impossible decision to escape their abusive partners.
- Donald Trump’s media ban kicks in with CNN, MSNOW, Politico reporters denied entry to White House Journalists from three outlets were turned away from the White House.
- Elderly woman among three killed in separate incidents Three women have been killed in less that 12 hours in separate incidents in one state, including a victim who was in her 90s.
- Ram 2500 sales surge as Australians move to bigger pickups Ram Trucks Australia says the Ram 2500 Warlock, the first Hemi V8-powered pickup in local showrooms since 2024, marks the start of a new era.
- 'It's always there': high cost of chronic pain on kids Kids with chronic pain conditions are struggling to have their symptoms taken seriously, a study has found, despite impacting most aspects of their lives.
- Common problems with Google Wallet and how to fix them You can check that your phone is ready to pay by opening Google Wallet, tapping your profile picture, and selecting Payment Setup.
- Czechs bounce past US to reach Davis Cup Final 8 The Czech Republic beat the United States to reach the Davis Cup Final 8 while Austria also advanced after downing Belgium.
- In an outback town, this small venue raised $1 million to save itself Before he launched the campaign on August 4, the Black Wreath's founder used social media.
- John Farnham to miss tribute concert due to poor health John Farnham will miss a tribute concert dedicated to his career due to poor health, the singer's family has confirmed before the Melbourne event this evening.
- 'We are really scared': NDIS provider shutters day program as federal cuts loom Canberra disability advocates and participants say they are concerned by Carers ACT's decision to close its Hub Disability Day Program and NDIS support coordination services by early October.
- Man charged with domestic violence murder after allegedly stabbing 90-year-old woman A man has been charged with murder after a 90-year-old woman was found with stab wounds at a home in Bondi.
- Raphinha hat-trick as Barcelona rally to stay unbeaten Brazilian ace Raphinha scored his second hat-trick in the week as Barcelona claimed a seventh straight win in their La Liga title defence.
- Cairns man dedicates his life savings to helping local kids thrive Cairns man Rob Hodge invested his own money and passion into creating a program to help at-risk youth.
- Cox's faith in Freo AFL list could give him last laugh Mason Cox's declaration that Fremantle have the best list in the AFL puzzled some, but the big man may have the last laugh with the Dockers in the grand final.
- Parts of Australia to see temperatures 15C above average Temperatures are tipped to soar up to 15 degrees above average this weekend, with two cities to record their hottest September day in three years, and one in six.
- Wallaroos collapse against France as bus fire delays game Australia's Wallaroos have been left frustrated by a potentially large Test win that got away as undisciplined France somehow escaped with a 29-26 win after being 19 points down.
- From the bush to the Opera House, choir raises the roof A youth choir program that runs across 80 remote communities is celebrating two decades of changing rural children's lives through the power of music.
- What are the downsides of robot vacuums? Some robot vacuum cleaners can even empty their own dustbin and, if you've got hard floors, mop it clean of any built-in grime, too.
- Photographers' vision for town creates portrait of success A pair of photographers rebranded their remote town to inspire their community following years of drought. First impressions were of great importance for towns, community consultant Peter Kenyon said.
- Victorian Labor promises tougher sexual violence laws if re-elected Premier Ben Carroll has said that a re-elected Victorian Labor government would legislate tougher penalties for rapists, sex offenders and family violence perpetrators.
- The public transport service you've probably never heard of Its 100 or so staff members and about 150 devoted volunteers helped tens of thousands of people last financial year alone.
- Houthis claim attack on Riyadh airport Houthi rebels claim they have attacked the Saudi Arabian capital with drones and missiles.
- Three news outlets' reporters denied White House access as Donald Trump labels them ‘fake news’ Three US media outlets say they have been denied access to the White House, with reporters from CNN and MS NOW both going live to report about the circumstances.
- 'Absolute cracker looking' flower explodes in 'super bloom' across outback Rainfall has prompted a super bloom of Sturt's desert peas across large parts of South Australia and New South Wales. Zanna Gale said the flowers were outstanding this year.
- Government grants: 'park barrelling' or pledge-keeping? The government is quietly furious at attacks on its closed-shop $560m grant round, believing it has the right to fund election promises and breaks no rules.
- We came to the Apple mothership to meet Tim Cook, but left with just a few photos and a silent movie Prime Minister Anthony Albanese spent an hour on Sunday with former Apple chief Tim Cook at the company's mothership.
- Caseworker keeps ‘extraordinary’ $1.3m payout after feeling blamed for teen’s death A child protection caseworker who never returned to work after feeling blamed for a teen’s death on a TV documentary will keep her $1.3m payout.
- Israeli strikes kill three people in Gaza The son of a top health official has been killed near Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza, one of three Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes.
- Aboriginal man's fight for compensation after alleged healthcare abuse Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the names and images of an Indigenous person who has died, used with the permission of family.