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- Fowler collabs with Wallaroos Wallaroos players greet Mary Fowler after she scored in Manchester City's first match.
- Asia stocks ride tech wave higher, oil stays subdued Demand for AI apps continues to buoy tech stocks as Asian shares surge and oil dips amid hopes of an increased Saudi supply.
- Dolphins starting to feel salary cap squeeze After Selwyn Cobbo signed a monster new deal, the Dolphins focus will now turn to securing the futures of Herbie Farnworth, Jack Bostock and Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow.
- Dolphins starting to feel salary cap squeeze After Selwyn Cobbo signed a monster new deal, the Dolphins focus will now turn to securing the futures of Herbie Farnworth, Jack Bostock and Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow.
- Dolphins starting to feel salary cap squeeze After Selwyn Cobbo signed a monster new deal, the Dolphins focus will now turn to securing the futures of Herbie Farnworth, Jack Bostock and Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow.
- AFL grand final: Brisbane Lions confirm they will appeal Lachie Neale tribunal result after suspension upheld Brisbane will use their final roll of the dice in a last-ditch effort to get Lachie Neale freed to play in the grand final.
- This ASX gold stock could jump more than 200%: Broker The company has in the past few days reported a maiden gold reserve at its Ternera deposit in Chile, with the project containing 1.28 million ounces of gold.
- Floods, landslides and storms: Typhoon Dujuan ravages Japan – in pictures Six people have died as the typhoon hit the Chiba and Kanagawa prefectures with potentially record rainfall to come as the storm nears Tokyo.
- Alleged ISIS member charged in Melbourne Counter-terrorism police have arrested a Melbourne man who they allege played a role spreading propaganda for ISIS.
- Alleged victim of ex-cop was ‘petrified’ before his death, court told Alleged victim of ex-cop was ‘petrified’ before his death, court told.
- Why is this ASX share crashing 8% on Wednesday? The stock has traded as low as $2.90 today, compared with Tuesday's closing price of $3.20.
- Meat & Livestock Australia announce new transport pathway into MSA-backed branded beef programs WA’s northern and remote beef producers now have greater access to Australia’s world-leading meat grading system with a new transport pathway.
- Muster Dogs' Frank Finger passes on tricks of trade to next generation of trainers Muster Dogs' winner Frank Finger trains pups to become working dogs at his central Queensland property. Frank Finger is an expert at turning a pup into a working dog.
- Warren Buffett just took a big risk with the $1.5 trillion giant he built At face value, 71-year-old farmer Howard Buffett has no qualifications to be appointed chair of a company, other than that he is the founder’s son.
- City of Perth sacks chief executive Michelle Reynolds after secret council meeting amid governance crisis The City of Perth has sacked its chief executive, just a week after a three-month inquiry was ordered into the dysfunctional relationship between the administration and councillors.
- Shakedown claims designed to ‘blow up’ building commissioner, ICAC hears Former Labor Strathfield councillor Sharangan Maheswaran personally paid an investigator to trail the then-police minister.
- Shakedown claims designed to ‘blow up’ building commissioner, ICAC hears Former Labor Strathfield councillor Sharangan Maheswaran personally paid an investigator to trail the then-police minister.
- Melbourne man, 65, allegedly served as ISIS online ‘propagandist’: Police Melbourne man, 65, allegedly served as ISIS online ‘propagandist’: Police.
- Dylan Lucas on his miracle comeback and how he became an NRL star Unwanted by the Dragons, late Knights coach Scott Dureau had a profound impact on the career of Dylan Lucas when he shifted to the Hunter as a teenager.
- Accused Islamic State operative arrested in Australia Federal police have arrested a 65-year-old man they say distributed instructions on how to evade law enforcement and carry out mass casualty events.
- THE ECONOMIST: AI boom’s large new insurance market as data centres risk fire, cyber attack and disasters THE ECONOMIST: For now insurance executives speak of data centres with glee.
- Official trailer: The Last Whale Singer A young humpback whale finds his voice.
- US criticises Australia's proposed algorithm opt-out laws as 'censorship' Under Australia's draft digital duty of care laws, tech firms risk fines if they fail to give users the option to turn off algorithms in a bid to protect them.
- Second man charged with murder after OneFour associate shot dead Alai Ahio was linked to Sydney rap group OneFour. Two men have now been charged with his murder.
- Why Iceland’s last whaler says the industry should not be banned Kristján Loftsson served as lookout in his father’s whaling fleet as a young man.
- Australians go out 80 nights a year. Here are the Sydney suburbs where the nighttime economy is booming Sydney’s CBD is no longer the one epicentre of nightlife – spending data reveals people are looking further west for their dining and entertainment fix.
- Milkshakes, ‘mad’ advice and archive fever: Why Richard Glover is the happiest man in the room The columnist and broadcaster is relishing life after the ABC and digging into the absurd ideas fed to Australian parents over the years.
- The Melbourne fun police just made a Sydney decision A couple of whingeing neighbours are trying to put an end to an alfresco pastime.
- ‘Not good at nuance’: Former minister reveals autism diagnosis in retirement speech Harriet Shing has spoken for the first time about how the condition affected her career, in a speech in which she also took a swipe at Ben Carroll.
- Front up and explain to public school families why you're making these cuts And stop throwing principals under the bus.
- Canberra's western edge might be protected in full, Steel says But govt needs technical studies to make the case for tighter protections.
- They said audit problems were fixed. One in four claims fell short Agencies covered up weak action on audit findings, according to the report.
- City of Wanneroo is State’s powerhouse for housing, growing by the size of Duncraig over two years The local government area is leading the way on development, growing nearly twice as quickly as the next fastest-growing area and cementing its position as WA’s growth powerhouse.
- The Vanguard ETFs to buy first if I were starting again Money keeps pouring into two of the ASX's most popular Vanguard exchange-traded funds, and it's not hard to see why. For beginners, ASX ETFs cut through all of that.
- Fremantle and Brisbane AFL fans find 'homes away from home' in Melbourne Fremantle and Brisbane fans in Melbourne are gearing up to welcome interstate fans ahead of this weekend's AFL Grand Final.
- 'We will fight back': Russian neighbour defiant as threat of attack grows The country has been rapidly building up its military capabilities since the 2022 full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine.
- One Nation-coalition deal rubbished as imaginary One Nation-coalition deal rubbished as imaginary.
- Footballer who died after hitting goalpost remembered for cheeky smile Football clubs are paying tribute to Osborne Football Netball Club player Jed Griffin, who died after hitting a goal post while being towed by a quad bike on Sunday.
- New McLaren logo pays homage to Bruce McLaren and brand's Kiwi roots The British performance car brand's rebrand takes inspiration from the McLaren family's now-famous Remuera service station in Auckland.
- Rock ‘n’ roll ain’t noise pollution, says Labor with election promise to protect live venues Rock ‘n’ roll ain’t noise pollution, says Labor with election promise to protect live venues.