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- The new generation of ultra-cheap smart glasses is hackable The new generation of ultra-cheap smart glasses leaves Australians' personal data, images and videos exposed to hackers, due to security flaws.
- Google smacks forehead, realizes $899+ thin-and-lights were what it was missing With prices starting at $899, Google is trying to woo would-be Apple MacBook Neo buyers, with similarly premium build quality, while sweetening the deal with more memory and compute.
- What everyday Australians want political leaders to hear Margaret* is a 61-year-old woman from Sydney who works hard to pay her rent and buy her groceries. Now working two, sometimes three jobs.
- Teen's body found in suitcase has some in Thai party town on edge A city of just 120,000 people, Pattaya attracted almost 10 million foreign tourists last year, who pumped about $9.5 billion into the local economy.
- NASA Astronaut Reid Wiseman Attends Ravens vs. Saints Game NASA astronaut and commander of the agency’s Artemis II mission, Reid Wiseman, a Baltimore native, takes a selfie with fans at an NFL game between the New Orleans Saints.
- Russia has lost control of its diesel industry: Trump Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has responded to a post by US President Donald Trump that says many Russian refineries have been blown up.
- Here's why Apple's Mac Studio has become so expensive In 18 months since the last model, the M5 Max's base price has increased by $500 to $2,500, while the M5 Ultra starts at $5,500.
- Planning for a baby? What you should know about health insurance options Last year, Tash Lay gave birth in a private hospital with an obstetrician she chose. According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare there are 11 category models.
- Gen Z are grappling with doomscrolling but some are pushing back An Australian researcher says Gen Z is the first generation to push back against phone dependency. Oliver Breadmore first downloaded a social media app when he was 13 years old.
- Here's what's worth catching at the cinemas these school holidays A patently ridiculous take on the true-crime thriller, By Any Means pairs FBI agent Wayne Strider with real-life Brooklyn mobster Greg Scarpa as they investigate a series of Klan murders.
- Paramount settles US states' antitrust lawsuit, clearing the way for its Warner Bros. acquisition Paramount has overcome the biggest hurdle in its quest to acquire Warner Bros. The company has settled the antitrust lawsuit brought forth by 12 states to stop the $11 billion.
- Bye bye, babies: A nation living into its 90s is ageing faster than expected Australia’s population is ageing quickly, driven by a rapid decline in the number of births per woman.
- Kairos Power gets up to $100M from Samsung group to build nuclear reactor for Google Kairos Power has picked engineering firm Samsung C&T to help build its 50 megawatt demonstration reactor for Google, which the nuclear startup is aiming to have completed by 2030.
- Australia urges slowdown of AI race in global statement Anthony Albanese is one of more than 20 global leaders who have issued a joint statement urging for greater oversight over artificial intelligence.
- Bears say Caleb Williams is week-to-week with hamstring injury and will ‘miss some time’ Quarterback sustained injury in loss on Sunday. The initial reporting on Sunday said that Williams sustained a Grade 1 hamstring strain.
- Trump launches ‘Trump TV’ channel after networks boycott him Fox News, NBC, ABC and CBS withdrew from pool duty in protest of the ban, putting a cloud over coverage the US president’s trip to the United Nations in New.
- Purple army tipped to pour into Dockers heartland at 40,000 strong for Grand Final watch party Up to 40,000 football fans are expected in Fremantle to take in the Dockers’ shot at grand final glory in the club’s heartland.
- Ben O’Shea: Get onboard Wharfie Time, even if only for a day A maiden flag for Freo would be great for WA, and Eagles supporters shouldn’t begrudge the Dockers a premiership having won four of the things since 1990.
- Andrew Greene: Wounded Anthony Albanese already limping on his long farewell lap Midway through the Albanese government’s second term, voter frustration and disappointment has set in, and the grumblings among its own MPs over leadership are growing louder.
- Michael Walters: What to say to Fremantle Dockers ahead of grand final against Brisbane Former Fremantle champion Michael Walters who played in the Dockers’ ill-fated 2013 decider has revealed his message to this year’s crop ahead of the clash against Brisbane.
- Robert Lee Wills: Man accused of having 370 cannabis plants and 650g gets bail changed to allow FIFO work A man accused of having 370 cannabis plants and more than 650g of the drug has had his bail varied to allow him to take up a new fly-in.
- Te Reina Eli James Waipuka-Henare: Drug dealer pleads guilty to charges involving more than 100g of cocaine A Kalgoorlie-Boulder drug dealer will wait to learn his fate after admitting to six charges involving more than 100g of cocaine.
- Kalgoorlie sink rivals with last-quarter surge in GFL colts final Kalgoorlie stormed home with 7.3 in the last quarter to win the Goldfields Football League colts grand final at Digger Daws Oval on Saturday.
- Premier’s Science Awards: Andrew Whitehouse capped as Scientist of the Year for autism research Professor Andrew Whitehouse’s world-leading research on autism has reshaped the way the condition is understood, diagnosed and treated across the world.
- Opening campaign paves way for Railways in grand final triumph Brendan Ryan coached Railways to back-to-back women’s flags on Saturday.
- Coolgardie Day draws thousands of visitors with fairground fun Thousands soaked up the sun and enjoyed the 2026 edition of Coolgardie Day on Sunday.
- Six alerts, one arrest made from police’s two-day trial of live facial recognition technology in Geraldton A two-day trial in Geraldton of live facial recognition technology resulted in six alerts, one arrest and three engagements of registered sex offenders.
- City arts festival KALeidoscope returns The city’s latest venture in arts and entertainment is set to return this October, with a nine-day program featuring community experience and performances.
- La Fiamma finish season without a loss at home and celebrate Perth Amateur League title Ugle Fabrications La Fiamma sent their season off on Saturday afternoon in front of a loud and proud crowd with a 1-1 draw against Woodvale at Salvatore Sciuto Stadium.
- City rangers recognised at State awards The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s ranger services team was recognised at a State awards ceremony last week.
- AFL Grand Final: Former Dockers star Matt Carr says Fremantle are ‘onto something big’ with Justin Longmuir AFL Grand Final: Former Dockers star Matt Carr says Fremantle are ‘onto something big’ with Justin Longmuir.
- Geraldton hockey grand final: Cardinals’ dynasty continues after women claim 11th straight championship Cardinals etched their name into Geraldton hockey history, claiming a 11th consecutive women’s A-grade championship with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Australs on Saturday night.
- Geraldton hockey grand final: Casuals crowned 2026 A-grade men’s champions following shootout finish Casuals claimed the 2026 Geraldton Hockey Association men’s A-grade championship after defeating Rovers in a one-on-one shootout with a winner unable to be settled in regulation and extra time.
- AFL/AFLW wrap: Mid West Dockers MCG-bound as Fremantle book their ticket to 2026 AFL grand final Living rooms and pubs began across the Mid West as the Fremantle Dockers booked their tickets to their second grand final in club history in Friday night’s thrilling preliminary final.
- New project invites South West families to share family history questions This is the question being asked as part of a new history project launching in the South West.
- Retired West Coast champion Jamie Cripps returns to Mid West and farming, serves it up at community open day Retired West Coast champion Jamie Cripps returns to Mid West and farming, serves it up at community open day.
- Free event in Boyanup helping raise funds and support mental health charities This Sunday the South West community will come together to raise much-needed funds for mental health charities in Boyanup.
- South West veterinary clinic reminds community to stay alert as snake season begins A South West veterinary clinic is urging the community to keep an eye on their furry friends as snake season begins.
- Geraldton Regional Art Gallery to open two exhibitions on Friday showcasing local art Two exhibitions opening on Friday at the Geraldton Regional Art Gallery will spotlight the artistic talent of the region.
- Cyclists welcomed in Geraldton to raise funds for bikes in disadvantaged communities A convoy of cyclists raising funds for charity arrived in Geraldton last month to a warm welcome from a Rotary club.