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- Bentley launches first electric car – with fake engine sounds to replace classic growl Torcal SUV can travel up to 375 miles on a single charge and is part of a £350m investment in the VW-owned carmaker’s UK business.
- Someone's attacking a 0-day RCE in F5 BIG-IP APM F5 has fixed a zero-day bug in its BIG-IP Access Policy Manager that unknown miscreants are exploiting to remotely execute malicious code.
- Disney+ and Hulu add to the trend of streaming inflation Streaming is getting more expensive again. In its third-quarter 2026 results, Disney said entertainment streaming revenue from Disney+ and Hulu rose 11% to $5.5 billion.
- Harry Kane says England’s World Cup exit ‘hurt more than any other’ Harry Kane has described England’s World Cup semi-final defeat against Argentina as his most painful tournament exit because of how the team lost sight of who they were.
- Rita Saffioti 10 Things: Spot signs of change on our border with South Australia There could not be a more appropriate week to reveal the new design for the WA-SA border sign, with plenty of West Aussies preparing to head across the Nullarbor.
- Mick Malthouse: How working-class Fremantle Dockers can get the job done against Brisbane Lions star power The road to a Dockers’ premiership victory is no doubt in how they begin the game, and that doesn’t always mean high scoring.
- Perth Lynx players coach Kalgoorlie-Boulder kids during school visits Young basketballers at Goldfields schools are being taught skills, teamwork and sportsmanship from visiting Perth Lynx players at coaching sessions this week.
- Eagles’ women seeking coach for 2027 season Kambalda’s women next year chase a maiden GFLW finals appearance.
- Freo fans reflect on their love of the club before cross-country road trip to AFL Grand Final As Saturday’s AFL Grand Final looms, many Freo supporters are driving across the Nullarbor to witness their team take on the Brisbane Lions at the MCG.
- Players sought to bolster Two Blues’ junior ranks this summer Great Boulder continue prepartions for the junior season on Thursday afternoon.
- Fernie treble leads the way at Boulder Cup meeting Peter Fernie has a large lead for trainer of the year.
- Lynx head coach offers message for region’s emerging stars Perth Lynx head coach Ryan Petrik encouraged young locals to chase their dreams with determination and commitment.
- Collie receives small shake-up from earthquake Collie has been shaken by a magnitude 2.7 earthquake on Thursday, September 17, with the earthquake recorded by Geoscience Australia striking 9km east of the town.
- Fremantle Dockers fans decorate Nullarbor border town purple on their journey to AFL grand final Fremantle Dockers fans making the 3000km journey east to Melbourne ahead of Saturday’s AFL Grand Final have painted the Nullarbor border town of Eucla purple, following a local request.
- Bellevue Gold to expand exploration drilling in bid to identify new mining areas Bellevue Gold will expand exploration drilling this financial year as it aims to define potential new mining areas to support future production growth at the company’s northern Goldfields project.
- Agreement with Marlinyu Ghoorlie to boost traditional owner involvement in projects, Zenith Energy says Zenith Energy’s agreement with Marlinyu Ghoorlie Aboriginal Corporation creates a pathway for greater traditional owner and local business participation in energy infrastructure across the Goldfields.
- Pair of South West squash talents ready for national stage at junior championships Two South West teenagers will return to the national stage this week with a year of development behind them and plenty to prove.
- Perth Glory return to Bunbury for fourth straight year with intense clash on the cards against Adelaide Perth Glory will once again return to Bunbury this Sunday as Hay Park prepares to host a taste of A-League Men action.
- New travel package offers visitors chance to see giant haul trucks squeeze down town’s main street Seeing a large haul truck roll down a main street is the centrepiece of a new travel package aiming to encourage more visitors to town for this year’s annual St.
- Community interest in Busselton’s flood protection network remains strong Busselton’s annual Flood Protection Bus Tour hosted by GeoCatch has sold out once again this year, with over 50 people in attendance at the behind-the-scenes showcase.
- Sorrento shark barrier back on agenda for Joondalup council after fatal attack Sorrento shark barrier back on agenda for Joondalup council after fatal attack.
- Bunbury Fringe set to return for another big show Bunbury Fringe Festival has announced its return for January 2027, announcing details for the upcoming season.
- Man to pay $1000 to bouncer he repeatedly assaulted after being refused entry to Gold Bar A man who pushed, kicked and punched a security guard after being refused entry to a Kalgoorlie-Boulder nightclub will have to pay $1000 to his victim.
- Bail varied for 18yo on child exploitation and indecent material charges A 18-year-old man accused of multiple counts of possessing and distributing child exploitation and other indecent or obscene materials has had his bail conditions varied.
- SWFL: HBL complete three-peat with dominant final quarter with coach Ryan MacIntyre thrilled to play a role Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault secured club history on Saturday with the colts side clinching their third straight premiership in the South West Football League.
- SWFL: Bunbury reserves coach Matt Cartledge hails ‘unreal’ performance by his troops in grand final Matt Cartledge’s first season as Bunbury reserves coach could not have ended better, as his Bulldogs outfit took home their 10th reserves flag in Saturday’s grand final against Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault.
- Great Southern businesses lash proposed caps to backpacker visa stays & say it will ruin regional WA Proposed cuts to working holiday-maker visa approvals has been met with opposition by regional business operators and the City of Albany who say changes would reduce industries.
- Police union raises alarm over security at WA Police Academy in Joondalup The WA Police Union has raised concerns over public access to the WA Police Academy in Joondalup.
- Busselton’s handmade hearts bringing happiness to strangers If you’ve ever stumbled across a small, handmade heart tucked away in a cafe, park bench or walking trail.
- Iran's president addresses UN after Trump threatens 'annihilation' Under protection of the US Secret Service, Iran's president has become the first world leader to address the UN in New York while his country is at war.
- Chelsea 1-0 Austria Vienna: Women’s Champions League – as it happened
- Disney+ and Hulu are getting even more expensive (again) The ad-free bundle that includes both Disney+ and Hulu is going up by $2 to $22 per month. Ad-supported plans are also getting hit with the price increase hammer.
- Owners mourn food after firmware update bricks Samsung smart fridges Some Samsung smart fridges stopped working on Tuesday due to a firmware update. Korean outlets were the first to report the problems, which affect Samsung’s Bespoke AI line of fridges.
- McDonald’s to take on KFC and rivals as Gen Z flock to fried chicken Fast food giant aiming to increase share of global chicken market as rising cost of beef hits profits.
- Iranian president vows not to surrender in UN speech It marked the first time in the United Nations’ 81-year history that a foreign leader at war with the United States addressed the body at its New York headquarters.
- Zoox grounds Atlanta test fleet after workers report gas exposure symptoms Zoox has grounded its autonomous vehicle test fleet in Atlanta after safety drivers were potentially exposed to carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, or hydrogen sulfide gas inside its vehicles last month.
- Arctic Sea Ice Reaches 2026 Annual Minimum Extent Arctic sea ice reached its annual minimum extent on Sept. 12, according to NASA and the National Snow and Ice Data Center at the University of Colorado Boulder.
- Weinstein sentenced to 15 years jail for 2006 assault Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for sexually assaulting a woman in New York in 2006.
- Former NASA chief sounds alarm on China's lunar "exploration" plans In a forthcoming memoir, former US politician and NASA Administrator Bill Nelson offers an assessment of China.
- Australia secures closer security ties with Netherlands Anthony Albanese has inked a partnership with his Dutch counterpart on the sidelines of the UN, which will also work to secure accountability for MH17 victims.