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- Taylor distances himself from Bragg’s proposal to let homebuyers use super as collateral for mortgages Angus Taylor has at once distanced himself from the latest policy proposal from Liberal frontbencher Andrew Bragg that would let first home buyers use their superannuation savings as collateral.
- Here are the top 10 ASX 200 shares today The S&P/ASX 200 Index enjoyed a pleasant Tuesday session today, lifting the value of many ASX shares.
- Adelaide deepfake creator William Yeates confronted in court by victim A graduate of a private school who created deepfake images of a woman has been criticised by his victim at court.
- Jetstar staff to stop charging baggage and seat fees in union protest Weeks after Jetstar unveiled a new overhead baggage fee, the Australian Services Union said its members will waive a range of fees as they push for higher pay.
- Marnie Finlayson and Barminco young gun Jemima Reid scoop up Mineral Council of Australia’s WIRA gongs A rising star and an industry stalwart were the two WA winners of the Mineral Council of Australia’s Women in Resources National Awards in Melbourne.
- Former soldiers to face call-up obligations of 10 years New Australian Defence Force recruits will be needed to remain available for call-up for a decade after leaving service.
- Oil falls below $100 a barrel; UK government borrowing paints ‘dismal picture’ as bond vigilantes assemble – as it happened
- Kylie Minogue x Sherrin collection sells out in lead up to popstar’s AFL Grand Final halftime show Kylie Minogue’s limited-edition collection with a football brand has sold out less than 24 hours after it was released.
- Rates set to rise as RBA governor says 'heat' needs to be taken out of job market The latest August unemployment data will be released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Thursday and is the last piece of economic data before the RBA Monetary Policy Board.
- Film studios shun women but men make them less money, report shows A new report shows films written by women make the most money but the budget often goes to male filmmakers.
- Shadow treasurer Tim Wilson, former Liberal minister Philip Ruddock reject calls to revive baby bonus Liberal Party frontbenchers from different generations have spoken out against the revival John Howard’s baby bonus, whilst a former immigration minister reinforces the need for migrants.
- Wallabies prop Taniela Tupou welcomes challenge of facing South Africa’s unstoppable forward pack There are few challenges greater in Test rugby than coming face-to-face with South Africa’s forward pack — but Wallabies prop Taniela Tupou is relishing the opportunity.
- ‘It’s bordering on exploitation’: how pseudoscience is duping football Cryotherapy chambers and other practices have little evidence behind them, says top performance director.
- Women’s Champions League: will OL Lyonnes or English trio topple a weakened Barcelona? The league phase kicks off this week, with several sides optimistic of unseating the European champions.
- The day the music died at the NRL grand final? Say it ain’t so The NRL has fumbled its grand final entertainment.
- Bloom Festival has officially sprung with Woody in Bloom event marking the beginning of spring celebrations The Bloom Festival officially got under way on September 12 with a community celebration in Woodanilling, marking the beginning of the month-long program celebrating spring across the Great Southern.
- South West real estate agent named top online salesperson at REIWA awards A South West real estate agent from Elders Real Estate South West has taken out top salesperson by online auction listings sold at this year’s REIWA Awards.
- Doust rejoins Manjimup Cherry Harmony Festival for milestone gala concert One of the original driving forces behind the Manjimup Cherry Harmony Festival’s will return to the stage this December as the town’s prepare to celebrate 25 years of the event.
- Treasury Wine Estates vs Temple & Webster: Which beaten down ASX stock is better value? When the market hands out a bruising, sometimes opportunity follows. Lately, both Treasury Wine Estates Ltd and Temple & Webster Group Ltd have seen their share prices knocked around.
- Lachie Neale out of grand final in tribunal ruling The star Brisbane Lions midfielder needs to overturn or downgrade the one-match ban he got for striking Hawthorn’s Jack Ginnivan to play in Saturday’s grand final against his former club.
- Four Corners’ failures ‘undermined trust’ in the ABC, watchdog finds The report examined issues surrounding two broadcasts led by sacked reporter Mahmood Fazal that the ABC pulled earlier this year.
- Author and illustrator Terry Denton dies aged 76 Series and the Treehouse books written with Andy Griffiths, Denton is remembered for his wit, creativity and kindness.
- NRL grand final loses headline act for pre-match entertainment Instead the league is offering to increase funding to grassroots competitions with the money set aside for a pre-game performance.
- ‘We know what’s coming’: Wallabies brace for physical examination against Springboks Despite a rotated South Africa team, the Wallabies expect the same formidable scrum and maul when the world champions arrive in Perth.
- Ex-cop accused of double murder claims self-defence Beau Lamarre-Condon's double murder trial has been told the accused will argue Jesse Baird and Luke Davies were killed in separate struggles over a gun.
- Witness tells how he helped in alleged cold case murder A jury has heard evidence in a cold case murder trial over the disappearance of Christopher Jarvis in 2006.
- Teens' injuries allegedly tell story of grocer's death Teens' injuries allegedly tell story of grocer's death.
- Complainant felt 'powerless' after alleged Alan Jones assault The Alan Jones trial has heard new testimony as a complainant details an alleged assault in Sydney court.
- 'I will heal': deepfake porn survivor's vow The perpetrator at the centre of Australia's first deepfake pornography prosecution dehumanised a teenage girl and should be jailed, a court has been told.
- Teen charged over alleged plans to carry out random violence in Maryborough A teenage boy has been charged over alleged plans to carry out acts of violence against random members of the public.
- War of words over Greens' proposal to co-locate data centres and pools A war of words has began over a suggestion from the ACT Greens that co-locating data centres with Canberra's public pools should be considered.
- Perth copper boss brings $259m explorer to ASX rival National Stock Exchange in biggest listing in a decade A Perth mining boss is taking his $259 million Canadian copper explorer to a stock exchange that managed just 667 trades last year.
- Zeekr confirms a world-first for Australia Zeekr says its opening of a world-first body repair centre in Sydney is proof it's committed to our market as it rapidly grows its share here.
- The Recreation Virtuoso pub bistro combines classic kitchen technique with relaxed, polished service.
- Former NZ leader Jacinda Ardern snaps up $5.3m home in Dee Why After much speculation, it’s been confirmed the popular leader has settled on a home on the northern beaches.
- Allegedly stolen car flips in serious highway crash At least three taken to hospital, emergency services on scene.
- McVay's hilarious one-liner on Aussie disaster McVay's hilarious one-liner on Aussie disaster.
- UK borrows £18bn in August, putting pressure on Healey before budget Official figures released by Office for National Statistics on Tuesday said public sector net borrowing was £2.9bn higher last month than in August 2025.
- RBA warns higher interest rates could be the new normal The Reserve Bank governor has said that rate cuts remain a long way off, with another hike expected next week.
- Police yet to find gun after boy, 11, shot Police say several people present are not cooperating with their investigation after an 11-year-old boy was shot at a Sydney unit.