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- Man linked to wife's suspected murder charged with bribing officials A Queensland man is accused of bribing Bangladeshi officials to remove his name from police records as detectives investigate his estranged wife's suspected murder.
- Bassendean retiree scoops whopping $6.39 million Lotto jackpot, plans to buy first home and donate to charity Bassendean retiree scoops whopping $6.39 million Lotto jackpot, plans to buy first home and donate to charity.
- 'Devastated' shark attack survivor said skin graft has failed Leah Stewart has said a tried skin graft on her leg has failed.
- Cox and Zorko to renew rivalry on grand final day Dayne Zorko and Mason Cox do not like each other and have had many run ins in the past.
- Occupants of Sydney home where 11yo boy was shot 'well known' to police Police are investigating whether men present at the time an 11-year-old boy was shot in the head at a north-west Sydney home had links to organised crime, the ABC understands.
- Jim Chalmers opposes baby bonus to fight fertility crisis, says ‘not necessarily’ given up on Budget surplus The Treasurer said he would he would not tell Australians that they should have children despite his department warning on Monday deaths will outpace births within 40 years.
- Beau Lamarre-Condon trial as it happened: Former NSW Police officer says he acted in self-defence as trial continues over alleged murders of Jesse Baird, Luke Davies The Crown alleges the former police officer formed an obsessive and jealous infatuation with a casual romantic partner before murdering the man and his new partner.
- Missing boy Gus Lamont’s grandmother reveals abduction theory ahead of anniversary Gus Lamont’s grandmother has broken her silence to reveal a bombshell theory as the anniversary of the missing four-year-old’s disappearance approaches.
- Australia’s economic challenges are mounting as deaths start to outnumber births. But ‘baby bonus’ policies would be pointless | Nicki Hutley Slower overall economic growth doesn’t have to be a bad thing. With each new IGR, the challenges have been mounting – not just for Australia, but for the whole world.
- A speech Donald Trump gave at a ribbon-cutting ceremony went unrecorded after the major A speech Donald Trump gave at a ribbon-cutting ceremony went unrecorded after the networks refused to send pool reporters.
- Woodside vs Ampol: Which ASX energy stock should you buy? Woodside Energy Group is Australia's largest oil and gas operator. After merging with BHP's oil and gas business, Woodside further cemented its status as a global energy player.
- Why is your laptop fan so loud? Whether you're a hardcore gamer or a student, you probably know that the best laptops for gaming and schoolwork can get loud.
- The mill 200 farmers can't afford to lose Isis Central Sugar Mill is seeking financial help as it lags tens of thousands of tonnes behind the crush target.
- NATO to share responsibility for Arctic security Donald Trump is poised to meet with the Danish and Greenland prime ministers at the UN General Assembly in New York to sign a deal on Greenmark's security.
- Helicopters drown out Trump speaking at White House Donald Trump's speech at the unveiling of a new White House lawn helipad was drowned out by noise from choppers.
- Police set to lay assault charges after nachos thrown at young family at Brisbane-Hawthorn MCG thriller The father of a young Brisbane fan who had nachos thrown on him at the MCG says his family is scared to return to the footy.
- What is this broker's view on Telix shares after yesterday's crash? Telix Pharmaceuticals Ltd shares were dominating headlines yesterday after the biopharmaceutical company's shares crashed almost 12% in a single session.
- Cold and flu ingredient to be removed over allergy link A plant ingredient found in dozens of cold and flu supplements on the market will be taken off the shelves, Australia's medicine regulator has announced.
- US end test-fired from UK sea drone for first time as part of AUKUS The US and UK test-fired a heavyweight torpedo from an unmanned submarine for the first time.
- Trump’s media ban prompts lawsuit as multiple networks boycott president in solidarity with barred rivals Rival media outlets have become unlikely allies in boycotting US President Donald Trump after he banned reporters from the White House.
- Julian Assange and wife Stella announce they are expecting third child two years after his return to Australia WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has shared family news in a personal post following his return to Australia.
- Beyond the postcard: Two travel writers on the best of the Red Centre With decades of experience between them, two writers reveal the best places to eat, stay and explore – in Alice Springs and beyond.
- Glue Store set to reopen as Brand Collective buys collapsed youth fashion brand An Australian fashion retailer is set to return just months after shutting down, with the buyer planning new stores as part of a relaunch.
- The man who built Apple’s stores doesn’t buy Silicon Valley’s bet on AI shopping Ron Johnson, 66, has heard predictions about the demise of physical retail before.
- What does Anthropic's $32b Queensland data centre mean for ASX AI shares? Australia's artificial intelligence landscape has been in focus the past week after AI giant Anthropic signed an agreement to use part of a $32 billion data centre proposed.
- Two men assaulted following home invasion in Sydney's west Two men are in a serious condition after sustaining head injuries following a home invasion in Sydney's west.
- How to target the different layers of the artificial intelligence buildout Right now, investors are heavily researching and gaining exposure to artificial intelligence shares. There are many layers to the artificial intelligence buildout.
- If I invest $5,000 in NAB shares, what passive income will I receive in FY27? ASX banking giants, such as National Australia Bank Ltd, are popular shares for passive-income investors seeking regular income. NAB shares are $38.72 each.
- California tightens datacenter rules on water and power The California Assembly Bills and Senate Bills signed by Newsom need greater disclosure of datacenter water and electricity use, address who pays for grid connections and other power infrastructure.
- One Nation wants environmental water 'unlocked' for agriculture this season One Nation MP David Farley introduced a motion calling for environmental water to be used to support agriculture this summer.
- ICAC Operation Rosny as it happened: Former AFP officer, private investigator Shane De Kauwe paid by Toplace to investigate David Elliott Follow for live updates as the Independent Commission Against Corruption investigates links between fugitive property developer Jean Nassif, Liberal Party figures and Strathfield councillors.
- ICAC Operation Rosny as it happened: Former AFP officer, private investigator Shane De Kauwe paid by Toplace to investigate David Elliott Follow for live updates as the Independent Commission Against Corruption investigates links between fugitive property developer Jean Nassif, Liberal Party figures and Strathfield councillors.
- WA news LIVE: WA to ban smart glasses in classrooms WA news LIVE: WA to ban smart glasses in classrooms.
- These drones could cover up to 98 percent of the world's oceans by 2028 Most Argo drones descend between 2,000 and 4,000 meters into the ocean, but 10 percent of ocean warming occurs below these depths, marking a gap in data collection.
- Prince Harry 'completely fine' with Diana memoir As Charles Spencer's book about his sister Princess Diana is due to be released, he says Prince Harry has no qualms about the explosive memoir being published.
- Lindsay Clancy's lawyer asks judge to investigate lone holdout juror Lindsay Clancy's lawyer is pushing for an investigation into the lone juror who wanted to convict the Massachusetts woman of murdering her three children.
- Piers Morgan to sue Earl Spencer over ‘bulls..t’ claims featured in new book Swan Song: Diana, My Sister Piers Morgan to sue Earl Spencer over ‘bulls..t’ claims featured in new book Swan Song: Diana, My Sister.
- Woman dies after alleged hit-run in Frankston South as police hunt dark SUV Detectives are hunting a driver who struck and killed a woman in Melbourne’s south-east before fleeing.
- Black Tesla employees accuse company of fostering racial discrimination in trial Dozens of Black workers at Tesla’s flagship plant in California said they were subject to racist slurs, unequal pay and promotions, and bullying by supervisors on a daily basis.
- Legacy of loss haunts raw debut by Canberra author Jacob K Gallagher His Pop's stories inspired The Doubles, set around Werris Creek.