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- Banned Sydney Swans players return to HQ The five banned Sydney Swans players have returned to the club’s headquarters.
- Albany 2026: Theatre 180 invites community to see old places through new eyes in Our Place: Rain Or Shine Albany is set to take centre stage this weekend as Theatre 180 brings the city’s story to life in honour of its bicentenary in the original show Our Place.
- ASX 200 edges higher as mining rally offsets banking and energy sector losses Limited exposure to the AI trade has hit the Australian sharemarket, as Wall Street boomed to another record high.
- 'Terrifies me': Victorian Premier makes One Nation admission Victoria's premier has said he is terrified by the rising popularity of One Nation. The Victorian election will be held on November 28.
- Commonwealth to foot bill for maintenance, safety of abandoned WA oil platform The federal government has stepped in to ensure an abandoned oil platform off the West Australian coast is kept in a safe condition after its owners went broke in July.
- NRL Tips - Finals Week 3 Before the round of footy gets underway, catch the tips from Brad Fittler and Andrew Johns.
- Weather, bond instability to pressure economy, OECD warns Billions of dollars are expected to be added to the Australian government's debt interest bill as bond yields surge to 15-year highs.
- Former WA premier Mark McGowan to join Ryan Stokes on Southern Cross board The Ryan Stokes-chaired media company confirmed the popular COVID-era WA premier would be appointed to the board alongside ex-Google and Twitter executive Karen Stocks.
- Report finds no evidence $40m youth program reduces offending An audit of a Victorian youth crime reduction program has found two thirds of young people offended within six months of starting the program.
- Nature playground at Pingelly Primary School comes to life after parents chip in to build it Students at Pingelly Primary School will have plenty of new ways to climb, explore and play after the school’s nature playground was completed on Sunday.
- Alleged $5m 'extortion attempt' labelled a 'lie' at NSW ICAC The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption heard Mr Nassif said he was being extorted by former Toplace contractor Navid Ardestani.
- OECD: global economy more resilient to Iran war than expected In its interim economic outlook, the Paris-based body suggested global growth had been more resilient than expected when the US-Israeli war on Iran began in late February.
- Why security belongs in the network Every attack leaves a trail across the network, from initial reconnaissance to lateral movement and data exfiltration. Some zero-trust security measures also belong in the network.
- Farmers invited to dig deeper when soil expert Joel Williams hosts Kudardup masterclass Farmers with burning questions about soil are being invited to get their hands dirty with an internationally recognised expert.
- Smart AxisTech and Foxbuster traps tested in Tambellup in bid to reduce feral cat and fox numbers Some traps have been placed around the Tambellup Water Reserve area on a trial basis to test their effectiveness in controlling the populations of feral cats and European foxes.
- Kojonup star Sheridan Kowald recognised as Katanning Netball Association A-grade player of the year Katanning Netball Association celebrated its top players, umpires and volunteers of the 2026 season at its annual awards night.
- NDNA 2026: Williams takes title clean sweep of all three senior grades after trio of grand finals It was a day for the Williams Netball Club on Saturday, with the club achieving a clean sweep of all three senior divisions in the Narrogin and Districts Netball Association.
- SWFL: Beth Beckett’s Busselton side accomplish season with dominant grand final win Busselton completed one of the most dominant South West Football League women’s seasons on Saturday with a 38-point grand final win over Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault.
- Isaac Heeney reveals ‘nice’ chat with Swans team as Chad Warner, Nick Blakey, Riley Bice & James Jordan return Isaac Heeney reveals ‘nice’ chat with Swans team as Chad Warner, Nick Blakey, Riley Bice & James Jordan return.
- The aggro rocker Anderson who never faded to black The aggro rocker Anderson who never faded to black.
- Tagging of great white sharks in WA falls by almost 60 per cent since 2023 as fatal attacks are on the rise WA great white shark tagging has collapsed this year, putting the State’s mitigation strategy under intense scrutiny after three fatal attacks in four months.
- Body found in creek during search for missing person in Melbourne’s Deer Park A member of the public made the discovery on Wednesday afternoon.
- Girl, 11, killed and woman fighting for life after Moana crash A 11-year-old girl has been killed in a crash that also left a woman fighting for life.
- Philip Daplyn: Ex-Notre Dame lecturer, nurse de-registered after sexual relationship with immigration detainee The mental health nurse had sex with his patient, smuggled a mobile phone into the federal detention facility for her and showered her with gifts and personal items such.
- Banned Sydney players return to Swans HQ after alleged Pullman Hotel incident The five players suspended by Sydney for breaching club standards at the Pullman Hotel last month have returned to Swans headquarters for the first time since the alleged incident.
- Rose Tattoo frontman Angry Anderson dies at 79 The 79-year-old rock musician died surrounded by loved ones on Monday evening, his long-time outfit, Rose Tattoo, said in a statement on Wednesday.
- Jail taking in Goulburn inmates won't get more staff, inquest told The governor of Junee jail has told an inquest that inmates will be moved to Junee from Goulburn this week, but extra staff will not follow any time soon.
- Greyhound watchdog fronts probe over misconduct files A dog-racing integrity boss has fronted an inquiry over the submission to parliament of documents detailing serious misconduct allegations.
- Chinese joint-venture partner bypassing GM with Australian entry A cut-price Chinese automaker that General Motors has a long-standing joint venture with appears to be entering Australia, and its vehicles won't be distributed by the existing GM operation.
- Excitement, nerves as Dockers hold final home drill before grand final Thousands of Fremantle Dockers fans have packed out the club's headquarters to watch the team train for the last time in Western Australia before they head to Melbourne for Saturday's.
- Noisy, bulky, thirsty: suburbs join war on data centres Residents claim data centres threaten Australia's democracy and sovereignty, as the fight for social licence in the suburbs heats up.
- AFL grand final weather said: Jane Bunn explains what to expect at the MCG Melbourne is set for a warm finish to the week, with both Thursday and Friday reaching 26C. Thursday brings plenty of sunshine, while Friday sees cloud building through the day.
- Forwards hold key as Wallabies shift Suaalii to wing Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii is set to move from outside centre to wing as the Wallabies attempt to down defending World Cup champions South Africa in Perth.
- Mum accused of driving car into creek with three children remains behind bars A mother accused of trying to murder her three young children when she drove them into a creek during a mental health crisis has been denied bail.
- Missed birthdays and milestones: Gus Lamont's parents share heartbreak The grief-stricken parents of Gus Lamont have urged anyone to come forward with answers on what happened to their son.
- Heeney 'extremely thankful' after addressing entire Swans club on return Sydney Swans forward Isaac Heeney says he will address his teammates after his season was ended by a club suspension.
- Victorian education department fined $150k after student's fingers severed The Victorian education department has been fined $150,000 after a Year 10 student severed three fingers while using a guillotine.
- Fuel price fears for Australia as global buffers dry up The world is burning through oil stockpiles at record speed, threatening more price pain at Australian petrol stations.
- Unrest in remote Central Australian community prompts calls for curfew Unrest has been ongoing in the remote community of Arlparra since last week, including one incident where around 50 people armed with traditional weapons were fighting in the street.
- Shut up and calculate: Jev's new AI primitives for coders Developers test what they can build with TypeSafe's fast, typed decision model. Jev is a classifier with brains.