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- Applications open for six Honours partnership scholarships for WA agricultural research Six scholarships are up for grabs for students to carry out research that helps shape the future of Western Australian agriculture.
- Barnaby Joyce says talks with ‘very, very senior Liberals’ over 2028 election Barnaby Joyce says talks with ‘very, very senior Liberals’ over 2028 election.
- Afghan cyclist who disguised herself as a man to evade Taliban wins Asian Games silver Fariba Hashimi fled after Taliban returned to power. An Afghan cyclist who disguised herself as a man to pursue her sporting dreams won an Asian Games silver medal on Tuesday.
- AFL grand final 2026: Fremantle Dockers defender Brennan Cox facing last chance to make team at main training Regular first-choice defender Brennan Cox is preparing for one final chance to earn a spot in Fremantle’s grand final side to take on Brisbane at the MCG on Saturday.
- CEO seeking legal advice after given immediate termination notice Shire of Coorow chief executive Mia Maxfield had her contract ended without notice last week. Three West Australian councillors have resigned after the shire chief executive was sacked without warning.
- Four Corners episodes breached ABC's editorial standards, ombudsman finds The ABC breached four editorial standards in stories by sacked reporter Mahmood Fazal, its ombudsman found. The episodes involved have already been withdrawn by ABC News.
- Six-year-old cancer patient celebrates 'best mate' Daicos's Brownlow win A young cancer patient has celebrated Nick Daicos's Brownlow Medal win, after a shout-out during the award ceremony. The 23-year-old claimed his first Brownlow Medal with a record 47 votes.
- AFL Grand Final 2026: Chief executive Andrew Dillon reveals latest on Fremantle Dockers’ ‘Wharfie Time’ AFL Grand Final 2026: Chief executive Andrew Dillon reveals latest on Fremantle Dockers’ ‘Wharfie Time’.
- Tech surge drives ASX 200 higher despite slump across energy, utility sectors Falling oil prices and an AI-driven surge on Wall Street have pushed the ASX 200 higher, even as energy stocks dragged on the broader gains.
- Labor MP covers up Woodside logo on Fremantle jumper ahead of AFL grand final Labor frontbencher Josh Wilson has become the latest public figure to cover up gas company Woodside Energy’s logo on their Fremantle Dockers jumper.
- Police probe death of eight-month-old baby in Redan, Victoria Police have launched an investigation into the death of an eight-month-old baby in Victoria.
- Fremantle Dockers star Caleb Serong praises Luke Jackson for finding new finals edge to his game Fremantle Dockers star Caleb Serong praises Luke Jackson for finding new finals edge to his game.
- Katanning cub scout Jocelyne-Rose Groube earns grey wolf award, highest honour achieved by cub Katanning cub scout Jocelyne-Rose Groube earns grey wolf award, highest honour achieved by cub.
- Four rams go for equal top price of $3200 at Squiers family’s annual ram sale at Shirlee Downs in Quairading Industry confidence was strong at the Squiers family’s annual ram sale, with buyers showing interest in rams with strong ASBVs.
- Two of world cycling’s biggest names set to descend on Nannup for world championships Nannup is set to welcome two of cycling’s biggest names next month, with defending world champions Florian Vermeersch and Marianne Vos confirmed to compete at the 2026 UCI Gravel World.
- Funding loss puts Southern Forests Food Council future in doubt The future of one of the Southern Forests’ food and agriculture organisations is uncertain after the State Government decided not to continue its operational funding beyond this year.
- Whodunnit? Thriller author Ruth McIver provides clues for budding crime-writers with workshop in Narrogin Author Ruth McIver came to Narrogin to help local writers with their whodunnits – and to steer them away from endings where the butler did it.
- Manjimup Speedway takes home a hat-trick of awards at State event as local legend honoured for dedication Manjimup Speedway Club has celebrated a successful night at the State awards, taking home two trophies while also seeing long-time volunteer Rose Moyle recognised for her contribution to the sport.
- Mother charged with murder after Blue Mountains stabbings A mother has been charged with the murder of a five-year-old boy and the tried murder of two other children in the NSW Blue Mountains.
- GWM says Australia isn’t ready for electric utes As it adds a new diesel engine and more plug-in hybrids across its Cannon range, GWM says Aussies aren’t ready for an all-electric ute just yet.
- Mum charged with murder after boy, 5, dies in horror Blue Mountains stabbing A woman has been charged with murder after allegedly stabbing her child to death – while two others cling to life.
- Australia confirms investigation into missing F-35 aircraft parts feared lost in Hong Kong Australia confirms investigation into missing F-35 aircraft parts feared lost in Hong Kong.
- 'He's at peace now': Treehouse illustrator Terry Denton dies aged 76 Australian children's author and illustrator Terry Denton, best known for his work on the popular Treehouse series, has died aged 76.
- Alleged double murderer Lamarre-Condon acted in self-defence, court told The former police officer engaged in a struggle with Jesse Baird and Luke Davies when he entered the Paddington home in disguise, his defence lawyer says.
- Pope heads to France as church confronts abuse crisis France will host its first papal visit in 20 years, with Pope Leo to meet privately with survivors of sexual abuse by Catholic clergy during his visit.
- Look away, Knights fans: Cleary ditches moon boot for footy boots at Panthers training Injured superstar Nathan Cleary made a surprise appearance at Penrith training on Tuesday, allaying fears over his fitness ahead of Sunday’s preliminary final.
- Car crashes through front room of house in Tasmania's north Police are investigating after a car crashed into the front room of a house in Tasmania's north.
- The wild world of Colin Hanssen on display at 2026 Southern Art + Craft Trail, featuring 500 artists The 2026 Southern Art + Craft Trail launches on Tuesday, setting the scene for more than 500 artists to showcase their work across the Great Southern.
- NRL's hardest job a family affair for Rob Toia Marking Herbie Farnworth is just about the hardest job any centre can have in rugby league, but Roosters flyer Robert Toia will not have to do it alone.
- Purple beer, sausages as Fremantle prepares for Dockers grand final The WA port city of Fremantle is bracing for 40,000 fans to flood its streets and venues for the Dockers' meeting with the Brisbane Lions on Saturday.
- Rolls-Royce's ultra-exclusive EV begins global testing Rolls-Royce has started extensive testing of its limited-run Project Nightingale, an electric two-seater of which just 100 units will be produced.
- Mother charged after allegedly stabbing three young children, killing one in the Blue Mountains A mother has been charged with murder after an alleged stabbing that left one child dead and two other injured in the Blue Mountains.
- Quad bike incidents claim two lives in two days near Victoria-NSW border A man has died after a quad bike crash near the Victoria-New South Wales border town of Wodonga.
- Race on to save imperilled undersea kelp forests Coastal communities are racing to preserve towering underwater forests before a looming heatwave threatens to wipe them out for good.
- Australia investigating how F-35 fighter jet parts bound for US went missing in Hong Kong Richard Marles says the Department of Defence is examining how F-35 fighter jet parts bound for the US from Australia were diverted to Hong Kong.
- Beau Lamarre-Condon: Family of Jesse Baird front accused killer in court Jesse Baird, 26, was allegedly shot and killed at his home in Paddington alongside new boyfriend Luke Davies, 29, by Lamarre-Condon in February 2024.
- Driver arrested over fatal hit-run in Melbourne's south-east after initially thinking he hit a pothole A man has been arrested over a fatal hit-run in Melbourne after he at first thought he had hit a pothole.
- Chimney colours unveiled for Norwood SANFL victors amid TV ratings boost The SANFL grand finalists' colours have been unveiled on the Hoffman kiln at Thebarton.
- WA Police expecting ‘rowdy’ crowds as they unveil response to Fremantle AFL Grand Final events WA Police expecting ‘rowdy’ crowds as they unveil response to Fremantle AFL Grand Final events.
- 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.