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- Australia wants a seat at the UN's most powerful table. What power would it yield? Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is heading to New York with a diplomatic pitch that has been more than a decade in the making.
- Eating at a desert fortress in Bali Flavours of the Mediterranean in the middle of a garden.
- Man charged with murder after woman, 70, found dead in fire-damaged northern NSW home A man has been charged with murder after an elderly woman was found dead inside a fire-damaged home in northern NSW.
- Underdog produces monumental UFC upset Sean Sharaf knocks out Gable Steveson in just 12 seconds for one of the biggest UFC upsets ever.
- Man fined for failing to tag 'flighty' pet deer with 'sharp antlers' The Environment, Development and Resources Court of South Australia found the 81-year-old owner of the deer had tried to tag the animals.
- Aussie sailors rise to top on tough day in Switzerland The Flying Roos addressed challenging conditions before finishing on top of their group after the opening day of the Switzerland Sail Grand Prix.
- Pat Voss: Fremantle Dockers star goes global for epic Dane Rampe fend-off and goal in preliminary final Pat Voss: Fremantle Dockers star goes global for epic Dane Rampe fend-off and goal in preliminary final.
- Injured woman rescued from northside home, man accused of overnight assault A concerned friend reportedly contacted police on Saturday.
- Fuel 'shield' would spare drivers worst of price shocks The fuel excise could be halved whenever global oil prices exceed $US100 a barrel under a coalition policy aimed at reducing cost-of-living pressures.
- Moment former Prem League player rolled over Former Premier League player Andros Townsend was rolled over by a roller cart before his game in the Thai League.
- Anthony Albanese grilled on joining European Union after Canada move Anthony Albanese has been grilled on whether Australia would consider joining the European Union.
- Wanneroo house fire: Unattended candle believed to spark fire that damages 60 per cent of home An unattended candle is believed to have preceded a Wanneroo house fire, with a second fire later breaking out in Seville Grove.
- Jobs data last piece in puzzle for Reserve Bank board Unemployment data is not expected to deter the Reserve Bank from hiking interest rates for a fourth time in 2026 when it meets later in September.
- Swimmer dies after being pulled unresponsive from water at Cabarita Beach in northern NSW Three members of the public tried to revive him before emergency services arrived.
- Secrets of a British landmark Secrets of a British landmark.
- Blood and tears spilled as Lions newcomer rides emotions of pulsating ‘prelim’ Brisbane’s boom recruit was ready to concede a preliminary final to Hawthorn.
- Jacques is worried his troupe will defect while performing in Brisbane. He’s only half joking The title of the Brisbane Festival show, Escape, with performers leaping from architectural structures, offers a clue to its meaning.
- Surge mentality: Dockers forwards ready to stand tall Fremantle forward Isaiah Dudley has outlined his plan to get the most out of forwards Josh Treacy, Jye Amiss and Patrick Voss in the AFL grand final.
- Tips for tackling jetlag when travelling with kids Anyone who has flown with or near children can picture it: the crying kid, the frazzled parent and the cranky passengers. Things don't necessarily improve when you touch down, either.
- ‘I’m so, so sorry’: Ed Sheeran labels war in Gaza ‘catastrophic and unjustifiable’ The besieged musician admitted to making mistakes as he addressed fans directly for the first time at a concert in Philadelphia.
- Meet the gig workers helping train robots to do our dishes Mohamad Dunggio recently strapped a mobile phone to his head and recorded himself doing his dishes over and over again for four hours.
- French player sent off for eye gouge France's Cloé Correa got a straight red for eye-gouging during the game against the Wallaroos.
- French player sent off for eye gouge France's Cloé Correa got a straight red for eye-gouging during the game against the Wallaroos.
- 'Gets the heart going': What Jon learned from over 50,000 Australian Magpie swoopings The website has since become the nation's pre-eminent go-to for up-to-date information on aggressive magpies. Magpie Alert data shows that September is the peak of swooping season.
- Thousands of seats on flights added for AFL grand final after Lions victory The Brisbane Lions have secured their fourth finals appearance in a row, and will take on the Fremantle Dockers at the Melbourne Cricket Ground next weekend.
- Hawthorn fans who threw bottles at umpires face lengthy bans as AFL condemns ‘dangerous’ behaviour Hawks players James Sicily, Tom Barrass and Jack Ginnivan had words with the umpires, who then had bottles thrown at them from Hawks fans as they left the stadium.
- 'Unjustifiable': Ed Sheeran addresses Gaza war after Macklemore controversy Macklemore said Wednesday he is donating $1 million to support Palestinian relief efforts and called on Kraft to match the gift.
- Hillarys house fire: Man charged after blaze causes $1 million damage to Hearn Court home A 20-year-old man has been charged after a fire allegedly started inside a Hillarys home caused about $1 million damage.
- Treasurer Jim Chalmers rules out new baby bonus as fertility falls ‘further and faster’ The Treasurer has made a call on one measure that used to see parents pocketing thousands as fertility rates fall.
- Three men charged with domestic violence-related murders after three women killed in separate incidents in NSW Three women were killed in separate incidents just hours apart in NSW on Saturday.
- Caribbean: US military says a strike killed four as government’s crackdown on ‘narco-terrorists’ continues The military announced the killings on social media.
- Converse removes ad that drew comparisons to KKK imagery Activists on social media websites barraged the company with complaints about the image, which was intended to promote the Chuck 70 X shoe.
- East Rockingham stabbing: Byford man charged with murder after 44-year-old man dies in hospital A 46-year-old man has been charged with murder over the stabbing death of a 44-year-old in East Rockingham.
- Portrait power: photojournalist Lorrie Graham’s five-decade career – in pictures Drawn from more than 100,000 images and negatives created between 1975 and 2025, the exhibition Lorrie Graham: Photojournalist is on now at the State Library of NSW.
- 3 ASX income shares to buy outside Westpac and the banks Westpac Banking Corp and the other banks are popular choices with Australian income investors.
- Hawks pair likely to face scrutiny for umpire discussion The Sunday Footy Show panel discuss the scenes after the siren after the Hawks' loss to the Brisbane Lions.
- ‘Generous, devoted’ father mauled to death by shark at Perth beach remembered A community is greiving after a Perth man was mauled to death by a shark infront of dozens of helpless beachgoers on Friday.
- New centre offers hope in community with high DV rates Western Australia's northernmost community has opened a centre for men in a bid to curb its domestic violence rate. Kalumburu police and residents collaborated to create The Men's Place.
- His Eliza statue is Insta famous, but boats are Tony's true passion His statue of Eliza in the Swan River has a cult following and its own social media pages. Boat parts are often incorporated into Jones's sculptures.
- Local government watchdog seeks more permanent fix for Perth council's problems Local Government Inspector Tony Brown knows all too well just how bad things are — this week, he launched his first inquiry into the problem-plagued council.