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- Angry Anderson dies aged 79: Rose Tattoo frontman was a rock ’n’ roll singer and youth advocate The singer, songwriter, actor and advocate kept his band’s flame burning until the end. Rose Tattoo, formed in Sydney in 1976, were a far meaner proposition.
- Sydney Swans expected to hold press conference Sydney Swans expected to hold press conference.
- Australian rock legend Angry Anderson dies, aged 79 Rose Tattoo frontman Angry Anderson has died just weeks after being admitted to a hospital in Germany during the Australian rock band's European tour.
- Rock legend Angry Anderson dies at age 79 The Rose Tattoo member had suffered a cardiac arrest in late August.
- Kings recruits bringing the hunger to go back-to-back The Sydney Kings are fresh off unveiling last season's championship banner and rings, but now all attention turns to going back-to-back in the coming campaign.
- Aussie rock legend Angry Anderson dead at 79 Rock legend Angry Anderson has died aged 79. A joint statement from his family and the band said he died in Australia on Monday night.
- Two teenagers arrested after alleged assault leaves Coomera Westfield security guard hospitalised on Gold Coast The 66-year-old guard approached a group of young people at the Westfield on Foxwell Rd, Coomera, on the Gold Coast, about 6.40pm on Tuesday as part of his job.
- Pullman Five expected to address teammates The Sydney Swans have called all players into HQ, with the expectation that the Pullman Five will arrive to the club and address the group.
- Bunbury’s Marlston Jetty faces demolition after failed government funding bids The council is set to make a decision on Bunbury jetty after recommendations to demolish the site.
- In the age of AI, teaching networking principles remains more important than learning protocols Kids can learn why BGP matters in a semester, but that won’t leave them ready to carry out it.
- Shared grief and plea from families of Nepal missing The relatives of several Australians missing in Nepal have asked the government for more support amid ongoing uncertainty about their loved ones' fates.
- GWM bets on new diesel to become a top-five brand in Australia GWM says its new 3.0-litre diesel will help it reach a top-five sales ranking in Australia, even as electric vehicle sales climb.
- AFL grand final: Fremantle great David Mundy reveals plan to get Wharfie Time into the MCG Fremantle legend David Mundy has warned Melbourne to be ready for a purple craze as he urged Freo faithful to bring their own Wharfie Time if the AFL knocks it.
- Less tax for many investors after CGT, negative gearing changes, study finds A study from the e61 Institute has found a narrow majority of housing investors will pay more tax overall under the government's tax changes and 43 per cent will pay.
- Dolly's nephew accused of threatening staff and brand Dolly's nephew accused of threatening staff and brand.
- Katherine promised new $13.3m levee after town's worst flood in 28 years In a statement released today, the NT government announced $13.3 million had been earmarked for the construction of a 3-kilometre long flood levee in Katherine South.
- I gave my life over to Meta’s AI agent and was blown away Muse, Meta’s AI agent, helped handle my dental insurance, booked dinner reservations and created a podcast for me.
- Bunbury’s basketball star Devan Craig claims bronze for Australia at 3x3 under-23 World Cup in China Bunbury’s Devan Craig has claimed bronze for Australia at the FIBA 3x3 under-23 World Cup with a thrilling third place playoff handing the green and gold their first medal.
- Lachie Neale: Brisbane star addresses grand final suspension for first time as Lions touch down in Melbourne Lachie Neale has addressed his grand final suspension for the first time as Brisbane get set to use their final throw of the dice to get the star midfielder cleared.
- No more benefit payments: warning as rising interest bill said Australia’s debt has surged past $1 trillion and rising global interest rates have thrown out forecasts for the fastest growing portion of the federal budget.
- Financial Review editor-in-chief James Chessell quits to join media start-up The paper’s editor Cosima Marriner has been appointed as editor-in-chief, becoming the first woman to hold the role.
- Roque Bluffs, Maine: Family damaged as Sharon Bukulmez and grandchildren die in car accident after wedding A man has been left damaged after his mum and two children died on their way home from his wedding.
- Woman denies ‘exaggerating’ conversation with Alan Jones complainant Woman denies ‘exaggerating’ conversation with Alan Jones complainant.
- Self-proclaimed 'Coconut Cartel' boss survives attack on his life in Spain Underworld fugitive Iziah Utai has survived an attack on his life overseas, sources have told the ABC.
- NAB customers back online after experiencing phone and internet banking outages National Australia Bank has seen most of its services restored, after experiencing a digital outage across multiple platforms.
- Grudge matches, trash talk and shooting: Dash Daniels on his path to the NBA Before he makes it to the NBA draft, Dash Daniels has a season of great expectation ahead of him in the NBL.
- South-West WA Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub announces bursary program recipients Emerging ag researchers will take their university studies beyond the campus and into WA farming communities as part of the South-West WA Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub’s bursary program.
- Dicker Data vs Megaport: Which ASX tech share has more upside? Many Aussie investors looking to back tech may consider Dicker Data Ltd or Megaport Ltd for the growth and innovation in their portfolios.
- Former treasurer says economic reform in Australia will take 'financial crisis' Joe Hockey, former treasurer in the Abbott Coalition government, knows full well the difficulty of introducing any kind of fiscal reform.
- Not all games are equal. This idea for grand final punishments proves it Not all games are equal. This idea for grand final punishments proves it.
- Katchafire bring reggae hits to Margaret River and Bunbury New Zealand reggae icons Katchafire will hit South West stages in November, bringing their cool grooves and uplifting vibes to Margaret River and Bunbury.
- Winx delivers third live foal as owner waits on grand news Racehorse Winx has welcomed a new daughter as connections wait on news of a successful match with her first filly.
- Concerns voiced for crocodiles' future at Olympic site A renowned biologist has raised concerns about endangered turtles at a proposed 2032 rowing site but says he is more worried about the area's crocodiles.
- Does smiling Brennan Cox hint to a late Dockers switch? Intrigue surrounds the make-up of Fremantle's grand final team, with fit-again defender Brennan Cox all smiles as he completed training and chatted to fans.
- Harriet Shing shares autism diagnosis Harriet Shing shares autism diagnosis.
- Residents near large data centre demand financial compensation Residents near a data centre in Melbourne's west are demanding remediation and financial compensation, including voluntary home buybacks.
- Kmart trials locking cosmetic products behind security cabinets to combat rising retail theft levels An Australian retailer has introduced a new technique to prevent shoplifting in its stores.
- Kmart trials locking cosmetic products behind security cabinets to combat rising retail theft levels Kmart Australia has started a security trial across flagship retail stores, locking cosmetics behind glass security cabinets in an effort to combat rising levels of retail theft.
- El Nino heat could cause nearly 500,000 more deaths The consequences of the heat caused by the current El Nino period will cause some more deaths worldwide, researchers calculate.
- 'More dangerous': The numbers on this sign raise a bigger question Escalation in the war has pushed oil prices to their highest level since April, driving Australian fuel costs back toward their peak.