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- 2 ASX ETFs to buy and 1 to sell: expert ASX exchange-traded funds are the most popular way in which more than 8,500 investors are investing, new data shows.
- Prince Harry in talks to make Diana documentary Prince Harry in talks to make Diana documentary.
- At least two killed as Typhoon Dujuan hits Japan Typhoon Dujuan is lashing Japan with heavy rain that's caused flooding, landslides and travel disruption, with two people killed in the disaster.
- Queensland man charged with bribing officials over woman's death A Queensland man has been charged with bribing officials in Bangladesh about an investigation into a woman's death.
- Queensland man charged with bribing officials over woman's death A Queensland man has been charged with bribing officials in Bangladesh about an investigation into a woman's death.
- Queensland man charged with bribing officials over woman's death A Queensland man has been charged with bribing officials in Bangladesh about an investigation into a woman's death.
- 4 reasons this ASX gold stock could more than triple Forrestania Resources Ltd recently released prefeasibility studies for four separate mining projects in Western Australia if developed, will keep the company producing gold for more than 10 years.
- New festival at ANU hopes to revive Canberra's live music scene New ANU festival might fill the gap left by cancelled festivals.
- UAE firm Titan Lithium marks Australian arrival with $333m bid for West Perth’s Global Lithium Resources WA mine developer Global Lithium Resources is set to be bought out by a private Middle Eastern outfit for $333 million.
- News Corp executive chair Michael Miller warns unchecked AI is rapidly eroding the truth Australia’s top media executive has sounded the alarm on AI, warning it is stealing original journalism, draining retirees’ savings and feeding children misinformation.
- Funding Putin: ‘Blood oil’ imports from Asian supplier surge Most fuel arriving in Australia from an Asian refinery originated in Russia, a new analysis has found.
- Melbourne’s best pubs to watch the big dance (and we’re not just talking about Kylie) Soak up all of the grand final action, atmosphere and Kylie Minogue’s pre-game performance live on the big screens at these footy-watching hotspots.
- Chef Nat Thaipun: Asparagus with Panang curry butter sauce Chef Nat Thaipun takes us into the kitchen and cooks us asparagus with Panang curry butter sauce.
- AFL grand final: How Luke Ryan and Fremantle Dockers players reacted to fan activity, Shaun McManus honour Luke Ryan has revealed how Dockers players reacted to the wild scenes of fan celebrations, Shaun McManus’ premiership cup presenter honour, and more.
- Buy, hold, sell: Netwealth, Tabcorp, Healius shares S&P/ASX 200 Index shares are up 0.4% to 8,764.6 points on Tuesday.
- ‘Wet, cold, miserable’: The role that pushed Brad Pitt to the edge Heart of the Beast is about the bond between man and dog.
- ‘I owe them’: The setbacks fuelling Lions’ comeback warriors ‘I owe them’: The setbacks fuelling Lions’ comeback warriors.
- Man linked to death charged with bribery An Australian man has been charged for allegedly bribing Bangladeshi officials to remove his name from police records about a death.
- Coogee shark attack survivor Leah Stewart reveals setback in recovery journey Shark attack survivor Leah Stewart has revealed her second skin graft has failed, months after she was mauled in Sydney.
- British Columbia sues OpenAI over school shooting The Canadian province of British Columbia is suing OpenAI, after a teenager used ChatGPT to plan a school shooting that killed nine people, mostly children.
- Freo fever in the US: Tame Impala leads ‘Freo!’ chant in Texas as Min Woo Lee, Pat Voss make waves Chant at the band’s final US show just days out from what could be a drought-breaking maiden premiership for the club.
- 3 reasons to buy BHP shares for 2027 The mining giant already has a collection of large, high-quality assets, but there are also some interesting growth opportunities ahead.
- David Koch urges RBA to call out government spending as rate hike looms The economic guru has urged the RBA to publicly name the real reason for inflation as mortgage holders face the prospect of more interest rate rises.
- Giving birth among 'flies and trucks' becoming more common in parts of NSW Babies are being born before arriving at hospital at double the rate in regional NSW areas since 2001. Stories like Ms Kimpton's are becoming more common.
- 'We set the rules': fresh clamp down on data centres Another state has revealed plans to crack down on data centre energy and water usage amid concerns over what the AI boom could mean for resources.
- Council says there's 'no land' for charity's request for rough sleepers A food charity has asked for the use of Broken Hill City Council land as a site to provide homelessness services, including a transitional camp.
- Coalition weighing options to use super to boost home ownership The Coalition is considering allowing the use of super as collateral, or withdrawing a sum for a house deposit or to pay off a mortgage.
- How Russia's most consequential election in years handed Putin even more power Vladimir Putin's United Russia party won a record supermajority in the Duma, authorities announced on Monday after a tightly controlled three-day election without parties critical of the Kremlin.
- Rowing… and rugby? Rockhampton in line for more Olympic events Rockhampton could host more than just rowing at the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games, with its newly redeveloped $63 million stadium pitching for more events.
- Capstone Copper shares take off on $542 million divestment news Capstone Copper Corp shares are marching higher today. Shares in the S&P/ASX 200 Index copper stock closed yesterday trading for $14.55.
- Croc vision pulled after 2032 rowing coverage complaint A UK broadcaster has pulled crocodile vision after complaints over its coverage of a 2032 Olympic rowing site.
- Could the WiseTech share price reach $50 in 2027? WiseTech Global Ltd shares have fallen a long way from their previous highs. The logistics software company is trading around $31.77 on Tuesday.
- Minns admits NSW government needs to do ‘far better’ on domestic violence as dates loom NSW Premier Chris Minns has warned of a potential spike in domestic violence around the forthcoming NRL and AFL grand finals.
- 'Remorseful' Klau in Diamonds' Constellation Cup squad Diamonds goalkeeper Sarah Klau has been named in Australia's squad for the Constellation Cup despite being sanctioned by the sport's national governing body.
- Why it's important to unplug your PC during a power outage Unplugging your PC during a blackout might be exactly what saves it. Power outages don't usually come with a schedule.
- Porsche Cayenne Electric bringing new customers to the performance car brand Porsche's first electric Cayenne is pitched as a new-generation large SUV that happens to be an EV, but most of its customers are new to the brand.
- As world leaders arrive in the US, there's one question they want answered Signatories represent Norway, Finland, Bahrain, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Latvia, Moldova, the Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, South Africa, Türkiye and the United Arab Emirates.
- 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.
- Qld bushfire caused by permitted burn jumping containment lines, authorities say Emergency crews are monitoring a bushfire burning on Queensland's Southern Downs.
- Emergency warning issued for South Burnett bushfire Residents are being urged to seek shelter as a fire burns in Teelah in the South Burnett. Authorities have issued an Emergency Warning for a bushfire in Queensland's South Burnett.