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- 'All we did was fun stuff': ACT public school system in 'crisis' ACT public school teachers have taken industrial action for the third time this year, with schools opening two hours later on Thursday.
- What was Charles Spencer's relationship with Diana like? Earl Spencer, the younger brother of the former Princess of Wales, has written a memoir about his sister.
- Trump's Putin gesture may rock allies as Albanese to warn Pacific not a 'chessboard' A lethal volley of Russian drone attacks rained down on Kyiv, just hours before confirmation that the Trump administration is hoping to secure an RSVP from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
- N Korea conducted upgraded rocket system test: report North Korea tested an upgraded guided multiple rocket launcher system earlier this week, state media reports.
- Alan Jones welcomed prominent athlete to luxury home with ‘hug and slap on the bottom’, former butler tells court Jones, 85, has pleaded not guilty to 21 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching, including two charges involving the athlete.
- Manhattan opens up 1.25km Canadian gold corridor at Jaws Manhattan Gold has hit 21.34m at 1.72g/t gold from a step-out hole in Canada, extending the strike at its Jaws prospect to 1.25km.
- South West Edge road trip ranked among WA’s best A South West road trip has taken out second place among WA’s top touring routes, with its mix of coast, forests and vineyards earning it a spot among Australia’s best.
- AFL Grand Final 2026: Move to Brisbane Lions helped reinvigorate former West Coast Eagles captain Oscar Allen Oscar Allen is on the verge of football’s Nirvana, nearly 12 months after he made the tough decision to leave the club he grew up barracking.
- 'Researcher of the Year' to be sacked as part of cost cutting An award-winning, internationally lichen scientist is set to lose his job managing the Tasmanian Herbarium, as the state government's job cuts hit the science sector.
- Australia readies for South Africa return in first Test tour since Sandpapergate Australia will return to the scene of the ball-tampering saga next month in the first Test tour since – and one player isn’t sure about the reception they will get.
- Cha Adda Tucked away and hiding lots of surprises.
- The Tuesday fill-up myth — and how to find the cheapest fuel in your city A cut to the fuel excise, carried out in April to offer Australians relief amid rising petrol prices at the height of tensions in the war in the Middle East.
- The Tuesday fill-up myth — and how to find the cheapest fuel in your city A cut to the fuel excise, carried out in April to offer Australians relief amid rising petrol prices at the height of tensions in the war in the Middle East.
- Builders Arms Hotel The gold standard for ever-so-fancy pubs with food.
- CCTV shows alleged double murderer buying surfboard bag prior to shooting A jury has been shown CCTV of Beau Lamarre-Condon buying a surfboard bag days before he allegedly shot Sydney couple Jesse Baird and Luke Davies.
- Another setback for Cape du Couedic wave buoy The Cape du Couedic wave buoy was due to be redeployed last week but had satellite communication issues. BOM plans to redeploy the buoy off Kangaroo Island late next month.
- Third person charged over mistaken identity murder of 40-year-old Joshua Macdonald in Western Sydney A third person has been charged over the shooting death of a man in Western Sydney. His charges follow those laid against 18-year-old Jimmy Schulz and 28-year-old Ashleigh Ann Seeney.
- Why did Nine Entertainment shares hit a 12-month low today? Shares in Nine Entertainment Co Holdings Ltd hit a fresh 12-month low on Thursday, but to discern why, you need to look beyond the company's announcements.
- Victorian man charged over fatal South Australian highway crash A woman has died and a man is due to face court after a two-vehicle crash north of Adelaide.
- 'We can meet this challenge': PM pushes climate action World leaders need to make the economic case for the pish to renewables to help protect Pacific nations from rising sea levels, Anthony Albanese says.
- In pictures: Fremantle Dockers fly out for Melbourne Fans and media crowded Perth Airport on Thursday to see off the stars ahead of the grand final on Saturday.
- India’s outsourced software industry grows 9.5 percent to reach $239 billion Indian IT services companies increased their sales by 8.2 percent in FY 25/26, but less of that money went towards development of software products.
- MITCHELL JOHNSON: Lachie Neale ban not a good look for the AFL as shadow now hangs over grand final It also needs people capable of recognising when the rule produces an outcome that is worse for the game than the offence itself, writes Mitchell Johnson.
- 2027 GWM Tank 500 3.0TD review GWM’s Tank 500 large SUV now has an all-new 3.0-litre turbo-diesel engine.
- Unemployment hits 4.6%. Could the RBA hold off on another rate hike? According to the ABS release, the unemployment rate rose to 4.6% in August, up from 4.5% in July.
- Why the PM shared a stage with movie stars, sports boss Anthony Albanese was in esteemed company at the Atlantic Council's Global Citizen Awards on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
- ‘Unfair, untrue and hurtful’: Councillors take aim at mayor in meeting It’s the latest dispute at the Labor-aligned council led by an LNP mayor.
- What to eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner to boost your heart health With new research linking eating more wholegrains to reduced risk of heart disease, here’s how to pack plenty into your diet.
- Down 64%: Has the market lost interest in Myer shares? Myer Holdings Ltd shares have fallen around 2% to a multi-year low of 17 cents a piece.
- Aussie shares sink back into red as bond yields spike A benchmark US bond yield hit its highest level in nearly two decades, sending the Australian Securities Exchange to its lowest level in a week and a half.
- When asked to brush our teeth as best as we can, most fail Around the world, nearly everyone brushes their teeth, but most people leave plaque that can cause gum disease and damage other parts of their body.
- Power bills set to rise under plan for thousands of new EV chargers The Australian Energy Market Commission has released a draft rule supporting a $40 million Federal Government program aimed at installing about 14,000 chargers in areas where charging infrastructure is lacking.
- Female passenger allegedly indecently assaulted by Perth rideshare driver A rideshare driver has been charged with indecently assaulting his female passenger in the western suburbs.
- 'Not an isolated event': department learns fate after child's traumatic burning Department knew of risks five months before child's burn injury.
- Everything you need to know about the Soul Patts dividend The latest Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Co. Ltd, or Soul Patts, has just announced its dividend for its FY26 results.
- An emotional PM, AI alarm, Venezuela's 'rebirth' and other UN moments Players in some of the world's biggest conflicts were among speakers at the UN on the second day of its annual New York summit.
- Shakedown claims against Nassif ‘weaponised’ to damage building commissioner: ICAC Shakedown claims against Nassif ‘weaponised’ to damage building commissioner: ICAC.
- Jones's butler comments outside court after 'slap on the bottom' evidence David Allan has recalled seeing athletes visit the broadcaster's luxury apartment in Sydney.
- Busselton’s Jye Amiss ready to make history on MCG as family prepare for AFL grand final The family of Busselton’s star footballer Jye Amiss are set and ready for a big Saturday, as Jye looks to create history with Fremantle gunning for their maiden AFL premiership.
- Macau hotel puts ClearVue solar glass tech to the test ClearVue has launched the first real-world trial of its new power-generating window in Macau to test the tech’s energy and thermal benefits in a subtropical climate.