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- Driver’s pleas after alleged high-range drink-driving crash in Sydney’s Northern Beaches A driver has allegedly blown almost six times the legal limit after crashing into parked cars on Sydney’s Northern Beaches.
- Édouard Mendy: ‘Winning Afcon was 10 times better than the Champions League’ Now the goalkeeper who won the Champions League with Chelsea in 2021 tried to maintain his focus as Real Madrid’s Brahim Díaz stood over the ball.
- NASA chief: I'm only interested in "good deals" from international partners NASA must be more selective in the way it forges international partnerships as the race to the Moon transforms from a battle for national prestige between the United States.
- The opinion piece at the end of the world The opinion piece at the end of the world.
- Peloton has made a foldable (treadmill) The Tread Flex is the company's first fold-up treadmill, and also its cheapest to date. The Tread Flex has a 21.5-inch Full HD screen, like the company's older treadmills.
- Meta deal will help plastics recycling startup MacroCycle build its first factory Plastics recycling startup MacroCycle announced a new deal with Meta on Tuesday that will help speed the development of its first commercial plant.
- Fremantle Dockers fan Owen Woolcock will fly from New York to Melbourne and get to the MCG on grand final day Passionate Dockers fans are trying trips to be at the AFL grand final, but none sound as wild as Owen Woolcock who is at a conference in New York all.
- Student opens fire outside school in Turkey, 11 wounded A student is in custody after allegedly opening fire outside a high school in Turkey, injuring at least 11 other pupils.
- NHS Trust IT blunder overwrites 11 years of maternity records The process ran against the wrong database and overwrote the Trust's old Medway maternity records database, which contained information about women and babies treated between September 2011 and November 2022.
- Three children in balaclavas escape scene of Thornlie robbery on moped Three children in balaclavas targeted the 7-Eleven in Thornlie, Perth, on Friday afternoon before fleeing on a moped they had parked in the doorway.
- A creative genius and a point-scoring whizz make a last stand. Can the Dolphins fill the void? Jamayne Isaako reveals he never wanted to leave the club he helped build, but as with fellow founding member Kodi Nikorima, a lucrative offer elsewhere forced his hand.
- Polymarket is reportedly lobbying European nations not to be treated as a gambling website Polymarket has been speaking with regulators in the European Union and the UK to persuade them to treat it as a financial services group, according to the Financial Times.
- Liverpool’s Aurélie Csillag on making women’s football more diverse: ‘Visibility starts at the top’ The Swiss international explains why she became involved in the club’s Beyond the Goalposts initiative. For Csillag, it starts at the top.
- Josh Warneke: Ingrid Bishop issues statement pleading for information into son’s suspected 2010 Broome murder In a statement released by WA Police on Tuesday, Ingrid Bishop said her son’s killer was still in Broome.
- Neale's hearing drags on in tribunal fight Nine's Nat Yoannidis reveals the details from Lachie Neale's tribunal hearing.
- UK politics: Trump says he has a better UK relationship with Burnham as PM – as it happened
- Sydney nurse’s admission over death of two-year-old Joe Massa at Northern Beaches Hospital A Sydney nurse has made an admission about the death of a two-year-old boy two years ago.
- Listings days to sell a home in Perth blows by two and a half weeks following the Federal Budget: Ray White New research shows the amount of time it now takes to sell a house in Perth.
- Apple opens a concert venue with spatial audio and multi-cam video recording Located at Apple's London HQ, the 600-seat venue is designed to capture live gigs.
- Bikes seized and two juveniles assisting police after enforcement action in riding behaviour around Albany Albany police are cracking down on riding behaviour and seized an off-road motorcycle and a modified e-bike during a recent operation near North Road.
- David Squires on … Jim Ratcliffe lamenting the decline of once-mighty empires Our cartoonist on Manchester United’s billionaire joint-owner showing a startling lack of self-awareness. Buy a cartoon | Some of David’s favourite works.
- Poorer nations will be among the last to benefit if global emissions cut to net zero Australian scientists found unequal impact of the climate change would not be reversed even if implicit goal of the 2015 Paris agreement is achieved.
- Like its institutions, America is crumbling Readers say US President Donald Trump’s words, behaviour and actions have contributed to the decline of American conduct and order.
- Hill Padua 2026 on-property sale brings strong support for dual-purpose and data-backed Poll Merino rams Demand was solid at the annual Hill Padua on-property sale at Three Springs on September 21, with buyers seeking easy-care rams with dual-purpose traits.
- GSSA 2026: Albany Caledonians sink Phoenix and celebrate 50th anniversary with men’s league and cup double Albany Caledonian men added the Great Southern Soccer Association cup to their bulging trophy cabinet on Saturday.
- Longtime SUSE staff asked if they'd opt for 'voluntary separation' Other changes also afoot as workers unionize and the distro itself sees changes. Workers in Prague unionized earlier this year, forming the SUSE Workers Union.
- ABC investigative program found in breach of standards Two episodes of the ABC's flagship investigative program failed to meet the national broadcaster's editorial standards, an independent review has found.
- Australian deepfake porn victim delivers powerful impact statement after graduation photo was doctored The victim-survivor in Australia’s first deepfake pornography prosecution has confronted the man who doctored her graduation photo.
- Russia, Ukraine strikes as Zelenskiy set to meet Trump At least five people are dead as Russia and Ukraine continue their daily strikes in a war to be discussed when Volodymyr Zelenskiy meets Donald Trump at the UN.
- Boks make 13 changes for Perth clash with Wallabies Two-time World Cup-winning flyhalf Handre Pollard returns from injury among 13 changes for the Springboks for Sunday's clash with Australia at Optus Stadium.
- Albany-raised star Jordan Clark secures maiden grand final appearance as year with Fremantle goes on It’s been a year for Albany’s Jordan Clark, who will step out for his first grand final appearance when the Fremantle Dockers tackle Brisbane in the season meeting on Saturday.
- Australians are at risk of being ‘priced out’ of parenthood, expert warns With the fertility rate set to decline further and the cost of living continuing to bite.
- Australia's falling fertility rate Australia's latest Intergenerational Report has laid out how an aging population and falling birth rate would reshape Australia's economy in the next 40 years.
- Fire investigators to probe inner-city car park fire A fire at The Greek Club in South Brisbane shortly after 5pm on Tuesday affected a cold room and sent black smoke across the suburb.
- Hamilton Road upgrades begin after Town of Port Hedland delay in finding contractor A road upgrade to Hamilton Road in South Hedland is set to begin, improving access to community services and facilities in the town.
- Mick Gatto hit with intervention order over alleged harassment of journalist Nick McKenzie The underworld figure has featured heavily in the reporter’s coverage of the construction industry.
- This parenting expert has one piece of advice for raising teenage boys The developmental paediatrician believes that all parents should be valuing something even above nutritional meals and screen-time limits.
- Sabine Winton issues warning that she expects ‘school to be normal on Friday’ ahead of AFL grand final WA’s Education Minister has warned against Dockers fans pulling their children out of school early to fly to Melbourne for the Grand Final.
- Police push for reward in search for Gus Lamont Police are going to new lengths to find the missing South Australian boy Gus Lamont as the one-year anniversary of his disappearance approaches.
- The invisible wounds of the Bondi shootings are still with us The invisible wounds of the Bondi shootings are still with us.