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- Fiji proposes scrapping immunity for past coup leaders including current PM A review of Fiji's constitution has recommended changes to the country's supreme law, including scrapping immunity that shields those involved in military coups from prosecution and restoring a two-chamber parliament.
- Save $2000 off a five-night Berkeley River Lodge experience All-inclusive luxury set on the pristine north-east Kimberley coast.
- 3 top Betashares ETFs for beginners to buy Exchange-traded funds can be a way to start investing without having to choose individual shares. The A200 ETF is another fund beginners could consider.
- Inquest hears of efforts to save children after jumping castle incident First Class Constable Dean Wotherspoon gave evidence before Coroner Olivia McTaggart on Wednesday, in the inquest into the deaths of six children who died when a wind gust tossed.
- Twenty minutes' notice of Tasmanian job cuts, union says Tasmanian public service workers have left in tears after meetings where they were informed about job cuts, often without being given details, a union says.
- Swans forward wants out, set to join rising Blues Forward Joel Amartey has played his last game for Sydney and will return to his Victorian home after Carlton offered a deal too good to turn down.
- ‘Witch hunt’: Former City of Perth chief executive slams sacking City of Perth chief executive Michelle Reynolds has been formally sacked following a behind-closed-doors council meeting on Tuesday night.
- Workshops lead to Narrogin music lovers performing own compositions at Mirabilis’ Hear Her Now festival Participating in a series of workshops has led to an opportunity for two Narrogin music lovers to perform their own songs at the Hear Her Now festival in Perth.
- Hook into the Sydney seafood scene Add to a visit with some time in a classy kitchen.
- A ‘grubby rumour’ and a $5m extortion attempt: former Toplace executive gives Icac evidence In a statement and evidence to the commission, Elliott has strongly rejected the allegation of an extramarital affair or breach of Covid restrictions.
- Israel's parrots, Cuba's Trump walkout and other UN summit takeaways Scores of the world's most powerful people have gathered in New York for the UN's annual leader summit.
- Discord’s age-verification era is upon us, despite community opposition Starting Wednesday, Discord, the community messaging platform, will roll out age verification measures to all users. Vishnevskiy says more than 90% of Discord users won’t have to verify their age.
- Japanese leader, PM face-to-face after 'melon-gate' Anthony Albanese has held brief talks with his Japanese counterpart for the first time since his comments about melons she gave to him.
- Cars seized as police target burnouts, 'hooning' in rural ACT The operation occurred along the western fringe of Canberra.
- Quest Apartment customers urged to check passports and licences after data breach Quest Apartments customers have been advised to check their passports and driver’s licences with authorities after identification numbers were among information compromised in a data breach.
- Umpire felt 'threatened' by player, fan abuse after unruly AFL finale A 34-year-old man is expected to be charged after allegedly throwing a plate of food at a woman and a child during the Hawthorn-Brisbane AFL preliminary final at the MCG.
- Dolly Parton’s estate in turmoil amid allegations of extortion and intimidation The singer’s longtime manager has accused her nephew and former security chief of threats, extortion and intimidation in a feud over her estate.
- Taiwan, human rights are 'red lines' for China As presidents Xi and Trump prepare to meet in Washington, China has flagged its red lines - including the Taiwan question, democracy and human rights.
- South West Japan Festival celebrates record attendance in its ninth year South West Japan Festival-goers didn’t let severe weather warnings deter them from celebrating Japanese culture in Bunbury.
- Coalition vows to 'take a chainsaw' to climate laws, offshore wind The Coalition would cancel offshore wind zones, scrap climate laws for heavy industry and car makers, and attempt to lift the ban on nuclear if it wins power.
- Nat Thaipun is laying the foundations to help you become a better, more instinctive cook Through her new recipe column, The Foundations, Nat hopes to instil the confidence to cook any type of food – and to stop you being so hard on yourself.
- Swan forward makes his free-agency move to join Carlton Sydney forward Joel Amartey has officially told the Swans he wants to move to Carlton as a free agent.
- Racing NSW drops year-long probe into Mark Latham ‘swearing’ allegation The racing regulator brought in a former federal court judge and an ex-AFP deputy commissioner to investigate claims against the MP.
- Perth & WA Weather: Cold weather and showers to dampen Freo festivities through Grand Final weekend As Freo Fever continues to mount across Perth, residents have been warned that cold weather could dampen their finals celebrations.
- Senior Liberals rubbish Barnaby Joyce’s claim of talks over deal with One Nation as ‘figment of his imagination’ Joyce claimed on Tuesday night he had held talks with senior Liberals about a potential deal for supply and confidence to oust Anthony Albanese from power.
- Critical Resources surges on first-mover Suriname gold grab Critical Resources has surged after making a first-mover play in Suriname, securing rights to acquire a 90% interest in the 164-square-kilometre Gonini gold project.
- Mining sector keeps local shares from sinking into red Goldminers and the iron ore giants were performing well at midday, offsetting losses from the ASX's big banks and insurance companies.
- "The Julias" talk school, careers and crime In a candid chat, Julia Morris and Julia Zemiro talk about crime, school, work, how they've navigated their careers, and the rise of women on screen.
- "The Julias" talk school, careers and crime In a candid chat, Julia Morris and Julia Zemiro talk about crime, school, work, how they've navigated their careers, and the rise of women on screen.
- Katanning police lay charges after theft at Katanning Baptist Church Katanning police have laid charges after a burglary at a Katanning church earlier this month, in which two women allegedly broke in and stole a washing machine.
- ‘I felt threatened’: Umpire Hayden Meyer breaks silence on Hawthorn stars’ post-match confrontation The AFL umpire at the centre of last week’s finish has spoken about the threatening actions of Hawthorn players James Sicily and Tom Barrass.
- ‘Someone knows’: $1m reward to crack mystery of missing SA boy August ‘Gus’ Lamont In an exclusive interview with 7NEWS, Gus’s grandmother Josie Murray invited cameras onto the sprawling sheep station for the first time.
- Rail, accommodation & experiences at Kalgoorlie festival for $459 STEPHEN SCOURFIELD on a clever December trip to the Goldfields.
- Gus Lamont: Record reward announced for information days ahead of anniversary of little boy’s disappearance A record $1 million reward has been offered for information that helps police find missing boy Gus Lamont or leads to a criminal conviction.
- 'Attractive' post-Fagan option hiding in plain sight Brisbane Lions chair Andrew Wellington has addressed Chris Fagan's future as coach at the club, while the players have endorsed his low-profile sidekick.
- Police announce $1m reward in search for 4yo Gus Lamont Authorities have revealed a large announcement on the search for Gus Lamont ahead of the one-year anniversary of the little boy’s disappearance.
- Jesse Baird was 'petrified' of Lamarre-Condon's alleged stalking, jury hears The NSW Supreme Court is hearing evidence from friends of Jesse Baird in the Beau Lamarre-Condon murder trial on Wednesday.
- Fortescue vs Commonwealth Bank: Which is best for passive income? If you're hunting for passive income from ASX blue chips, Fortescue Ltd and Commonwealth Bank of Australia are both giants, yet offer different flavours of dividend investing.
- McGowan set to get director spot on Stokes-backed media giant The former premier of WA, Mark McGowan, is tipped as a potential appointee to the Southern Cross Media board, following a merger with Kerry Stokes' Seven West Media.
- Umpire felt threatened by Hawks players’ abuse, reveals phone call with Barrass Umpire Hayden Meyer said he was taken aback when two Hawthorn players abused him post game as he was announced as one of the four grand final field umpires.