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- Death toll from capsized ship in Indonesia rises to 20 Rescuers expect to find more bodies as they continue their search of a passenger ship that overturned and sank in bad weather in the Java Sea.
- Donald Trump wants AI renamed ‘Super Intelligence’ as Anthony Albanese warns of AI risks Trump unveiled the proposed name change during an address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Tuesday local time.
- SQM: $42 million end of an era for BGC facility, and other sales in Perth’s commercial property market BGC was once a $1 billion empire, but yet another of its properties has sold.
- Left it late? The last-minute options to watch Freo’s grand final clash in Perth Don’t worry, there are still options.
- Donald Trump's latest threat joins a long history of leaders going off-script at UN United Nations General Assembly speeches tend to follow a familiar script: warnings about global conflict, calls for international cooperation, and appeals for peace and human rights.
- From the Pocket: Justin Longmuir is an awkward outlier among AFL’s coaches J ustin Longmuir stood on the margins of the disruption in Fremantle’s rooms last Friday night.
- 'Cannot be saved': Satterley's Perth Hills estate plan rejected The Satterley Property Group has lost its bid to develop a 1,000-lot town site in a parcel of bushland in the Perth Hills.
- Norseman Truckstop offering 10 cents a litre off fuel to Dockers fans on one condition A servo in one WA town is getting in the purple spirit by offering Freo fans money off at the bowser – just as long as they do this one thing.
- 'Don't want to see that': AFLW concern for winless trio Three AFLW clubs - Essendon, Collingwood and St Kilda - are winless halfway through the season and the league is concerned.
- Executive 'stunned and upset' after alleged Jones grope An executive has been described as visibly upset when confiding in a colleague that he had been subjected to unwelcome sexual touching by Alan Jones.
- Australia 'exposed' as Europe's trade river dries up While the eyes of the world remain fixed on geopolitically charged blockades in the Strait of Hormuz, a bottleneck has been choking another of the globe's trade routes.
- ‘That’s got to count for something’: Julia Morris and Julia Zemiro on four decades in the spotlight These legends of Australian comedy are forming a double-bill on the ABC on Wednesday nights.
- The mild-mannered Rooster who folds opponents ‘like a deck chair’ Lindsay Collins and Victor Radley know what it feels like to be flattened by teammate Salesi Foketi.
- Xi Jinping to get the rock star treatment as Trump prepares a spectacle US President Donald Trump is about to roll out the red carpet for China’s president, with the latest meeting between them likely to focus more on pageantry than striking deals.
- The government promised 800,000 homes in a decade. The builders say that’s impossible without changes As Labor trails its housing target by about 55,000 homes, industry groups have warned the relationship between the property sector and government needs a shake-up.
- ‘Fake news’ v faker-in-chief: Why Trump’s media war is backfiring The US president speaks with a forked tongue – and that has provoked the media’s probing coverage.
- Earl Spencer’s apology isn’t enough, says Piers Morgan The British broadcaster says he will pursue legal action against the earl and his publisher over a factual error in a new book about Princess Diana.
- Robinson admits surprise at speed of Walker’s return from surgery Robinson admits surprise at speed of Walker’s return from surgery.
- Beau Lamarre-Condon: Court hears former cop stalked his ex-partner in the months before alleged murders Beau Lamarre-Condon sat in the Supreme Court in Sydney on Wednesday for the third day of his trial, accused of murdering 26-year-old Jesse Baird and his partner Luke Davies, 29.
- No evidence youth crime program reduces offending A report has reported concerns with a state government's flagship youth crime program, finding there is no evidence it has reduced offending.
- Bikies, ‘moral compass malfunctions’ and corruption cost: Victoria’s Big Build royal commission holds first public hearing The opening public hearing of the royal commission into Victoria’s Big Build has shown Jacinta Allan knew of allegations the construction union allowed criminals and bikies on to state projects.
- Film producer Amanda Ghost tells NSW court bath with star was medical emergency Film producer Amanda Ghost tells NSW court bath with star was medical emergency.
- Once-anonymous dissident releases graphic novel Artist Badiucao and journalist Melissa Chan’s graphic novel You Must Take Part in Revolution sees the US and China at war in a dystopian future.
- ASX 200 turns higher after a rocky start. Is a recovery on the table? The S&P/ASX 200 Index has been seesawing for most of Wednesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average Index slipped 0.36%, while the S&P 500 Index finished flat.
- ‘That’s about a hundred-grand kick for me’: glow of Lions dynasty reaches far in Fitzroy As Hugh McLuggage lined up for the Brisbane Lions’ winning goal against Hawthorn in the AFL preliminary final at the MCG on Saturday.
- Snails lay eggs during car journey to zoo A snail found in just one lake in the UK started laying eggs on its six-hour journey from Wales to Kent.
- ANA 2026: Narrikup 1’s star goal attack Te Paea Keremete handed Lucille Holt Award for 30-goal haul in decider The unerring accuracy of Narrikup 1’s star shooter Te Paea Keremete earned her the Lucille Holt Award for her best-on-court performance in her side’s title-winning appearance on Saturday.
- ‘Abhorrent content’: Carlton man charged with being propagandist for Islamic State Counter-terrorism police launched a covert investigation in 2021 after the man returned from Egypt after a six-month trip.
- PLS shares have surged 85% in a year. So why are short sellers circling? The stock has climbed around 85% over the past 12 months, but has fallen more than 22% since closing at $5.48 on 1 September.
- Critics of UK government’s economic forecaster are ‘shooting the messenger’, say MPs Treasury committee rejects calls for fundamental reform of independent watchdog the Office for Budget Responsibility.
- New UK agency to fight ‘information warfare’ from likes of Russia, Burnham tells UN We know that AI will multiply the threat. In his speech, Burnham singled out Russia, saying the Kremlin spent around £1.3bn each year on manipulating information.
- Vogue World 2026 celebrates Italian craftmanship in nation's fashion capital A-list celebrities and the fashion world's biggest names have gathered in an ornate glass-topped galleria in the heart of Italy's fashion capital for this year's iteration of Vogue World.
- ‘We’re already fighting yesterday’s battle’: Greece’s prime minister gets candid about AI Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis came to San Francisco on Monday night to promote Greece, but he also did something that heads of state on trade missions don’t typically do.
- Charlies Foundation aims to raise $100,000 over 24-hours on Wednesday to help improve patient care Perth locals have been asked to get behind a fundraising campaign to raise an $100,000 in 24 hours to help improve patient care at Sir Charles Gairdner and Osborne Park.
- Cyclist seriously injured in crash near Hobart A cyclist has been seriously injured in a crash near Hobart early this afternoon.
- Sydney council stares down protest in push for synthetic football field Ku-ring-gai Council has voted to progress with an estimated $24.4 million development of a synthetic turf field at Norman Griffiths Oval in Sydney's north.
- Police investigating 'absolutely tragic' death of baby found in Ballarat Homicide detectives are investigating the death of an eight-month-old baby found unresponsive in Ballarat on the weekend. Police are urging anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.
- Critica product samples put WA Jupiter rare earths in offtake orbit Critica Limited has produced a high-purity 98.2 per cent total earth oxide sample from its Jupiter project in WA.
- Fremantle Dockers stars hail 3000 fans who turned out for open training session ahead of AFL grand final Before they head to Melbourne to try and bring back the club’s first premiership, Fremantle’s stars were all too happy to get one last gee-up from the Purple Army.
- ‘Extremely difficult’: Sorrento Surf Life Saving Club breaks silence after shark attack kills Greg O’Neill The Sorrento Surf Life Saving Club has broken its silence for the first time following the fatal shark attack on the club’s doorstep.