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- Colorado’s Aussie gold rush: Sydney FC teen to follow in Lucas Herrington’s footsteps Having hit paydirt with Socceroos defender Lucas Herrington, MLS club Colorado Rapids have spotted another promising gem in the A-League.
- Carramar: 22-year-old man dies after being struck by Toyota Corolla, elderly driver assisting police An elderly driver is helping police after a 22-year-old man was fatally struck by a car in Carramar.
- Divers spend six hours clearing river of waste A team of divers from Northampton Scuba School arranged a six-hour clean-up of the River Nene in Northampton.
- Young, high-earning, digitally savvy: Always-on investors are changing markets Younger Australians are broadening their approach to wealth creation, using a mix of shares, ETFs and cryptocurrency.
- Most people love their parents. But sometimes it turns deadly More and more children are murdering their parents.
- Channel Seven smashes ratings as Brownlow Medal count draws in more than 3 million viewers Nick Daicos wasn’t the only one smashing records on Brownlow Medal night, with Seven’s coverage drawing its biggest audience in more than a decade.
- Lakeside Joondalup stabbing: Samuel Moses Malual remains in custody as Col Blanch reveals gang link Police allege a stabbing inside the food court of Lakeside Joondalup Shopping Centre was an act of gang violence but deny suggestion gang attacks in Perth’s north are becoming more.
- Hillcrest jumping castle incident led to hospital changes, inquest told Six children died in 2021 after a jumping castle became airborne during an end-of-year event at a school in Devonport, in Tasmania's north.
- Bombers seeking first-round pick if Ridley leaves to Cats or Roos, as AFL reveals their assistance package Essendon will have two extra rookie list spots next season after asking the AFL for help four months ago.
- Alibaba unveils plans for artificial superintelligence Alibaba boss Eddie Wu has unveiled a strategy for the Chinese e-commerce behemoth encompassing AI models, chips and data centres.
- ‘Why not give yourself a chance?’ How Yeo kept premiership dreams alive Yeo is also backing his good friend Nathan Cleary to overcome a foot injury and play for the Panthers in Sunday’s preliminary final against Newcastle.
- Rebel Wilson film's box office 'depressing': producer The film at the centre of an ongoing legal stoush involving Hollywood star Rebel Wilson made just $335,000 in Australia on a budget of over $22 million.
- Jesse Baird, Luke Davies shot during gun 'struggle' with murder accused, court hears The 31-year-old former police officer is accused of murdering Jesse Baird, 26, and Luke Davies, 29.
- Victoria's main children's hospital beds to go unused with no funding to staff them Staffing issues are threatening to undermine a $50 million dollar expansion of Victoria's largest children's hospital.
- Dalaroo cranks up Côte d’Ivoire gold quest as assays loom Dalaroo Metals has cranked up its Côte d’Ivoire gold drilling to two shifts, with first samples from its 7km Gold Ridge corridor at the laboratory and assays pending.
- 2 ASX blue-chip shares that won't be hit by $100 oil Most economic indicators aren't too well known by the large majority of Australians. Even those who invest in ASX blue chip shares.
- Trump bombing 'drug boats' amounts to 'unjustified murder', UN says Since September last year, the United States military has launched air strikes on at least 68 vessels in the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea, killing at least 223 people.
- Inside Scotland's wildcat HQ - 'It's like Big Brother for cats' From behind a giant bank of screens in a small windowless room, Estelle Morgan, animal team leader from the Saving Wildcats partnership.
- Bashir, royalty and childhood trauma: the revelations from Charles Spencer’s book Bashir, royalty and childhood trauma: the revelations from Charles Spencer’s book.
- Got cash but scared to spend it? How to ditch financial guilt This needs changing your psychological and relationship with spending.
- Alchemy brings new life to Pemberton’s Spring Exhibiton Pemberton Arts Group is putting the finishing touches on its 23rd annual Spring Exhibition, with almost 50 artists set to transform the Pemberton Sports Club.
- Lovisa vs Universal Store shares: Which ASX retail stock is the better buy today? For Aussie investors interested in retail growth shares, Lovisa Holdings Ltd and Universal Store Holdings Ltd are both eye-catching.
- Brand Collective buys Glue Store, The DOM and Running Bare in retail expansion Three Australian fashion and lifestyle retailers are set for a fresh start after financial struggles and store closures, in an acquisition.
- The unlikeliest relationship in US politics just got sweeter Donald Trump and NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani represent opposite ends of the political spectrum, but they have found ways to identify common ground.
- Outback town marks 60th anniversary of plane crash that claimed 24 lives Ansett-ANA Flight 149 crashed near the outback Queensland town of Winton on September 22nd 1966, killing all 24 people aboard.
- ‘Looksmaxxer’ personality Clavicular charged with rape: reports Court records show the 20-year-old has been charged with rape and drugging a person for sexual intercourse.
- 4 ASX shares tipped by brokers to return 63% to 125% ASX shares have trended higher on Tuesday afternoon as falling oil prices help ease some inflation concerns. Zip shares are also climbing around 1% higher on Tuesday, to $2.26.
- LA Rams rebound from MCG drubbing to beat the Giants After being thumped in their season opener in Melbourne at the MCG, the LA Rams have beaten the New York Giants, as quarterback Jaxson Dart injured his knee.
- Rocket launch facility grounded by conservation body A native vegetation ruling has grounded a South Australian rocket launch despite having state and federal government planning approval.
- Private investigator surveilled Liberal minister and supplied Jean Nassif with recording devices, Icac hears Shane de Kauwe tells corruption inquiry he was instructed by Toplace laywer Sharangan Maheswaran to investigate minister David Elliott.
- Nat Thaipun's asparagus with Panang curry butter sauce The chef and Good Food recipe columnist prepares her asparagus with Panang curry butter sauce.
- Fallout with star leaves NRL with no pre-game entertainment for grand final The AFL secured Kylie Minogue for its decider, but the NRL won’t have a big-name artist at all after negotiations with Australian singer Tones and I fell over.
- Another luxury tower planned in inner-city pocket Another luxury tower planned in inner-city pocket.
- 'Inappropriate' for judge to preside in latest Rohan Dennis case, court told Lawyers for Rohan Dennis have applied to have Judge Ian Press recused from presiding over his case of driving disqualified.
- After Caitlin’s death, her family lost control of her body. This law will change that The NSW government wants to give coroners the power to appoint an alternative next of kin in cases that involve family and domestic violence, or estrangement.
- Trial begins for ex-police officer accused of rape and sexual touching Matthew Stephen Cameron has pleaded not guilty to 10 charges over alleged sexual offences against three younger NSW Police colleagues.
- David Koch pens open letter to the RBA pointing interest rate blame at parliament Former Sunrise host David Koch has blamed a looming interest rate rise on government spending.
- Can Transurban shares rebound from a 52-week low? Transurban Group Ltd shares have fallen around 0.5% in Tuesday lunchtime trade to a 52-week low of just $13.21.
- ‘Different’: RBA governor Michele Bullock grilled on inflation, AI ahead of rates decision RBA governor Michele Bullock has debunked a myth about inflation in a wide-ranging interview ahead of a looming rate rise.
- Charities cutting services due to financial pressures Nearly half of Tasmanian community service organisations say they've had to cut some of their services due to a shortage of resources and more financial pressures.