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- Aureka adds gold processing firepower to Victorian push Aureka Ltd has nominated a 30-year metallurgist to its board ahead of a pivotal, low-cash deal that will deliver a producing Victorian gold mine and mill.
- Anthony Albanese rubs shoulders with celebrities as he accepts ‘Global Citizen’ award in New York Anthony Albanese has rubbed shoulders with Hollywood royalty in New York as he accepted a global award.
- 'Distressing': Homeless campers forced to pack up as authorities move in Dozens of homeless people have been ordered to leave a makeshift camp on Memorial Drive near Rockingham in Perth's south by the end of today.
- CCTV and the $85 surfboard cover: Video played in ex-cop’s murder trial Accused double murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon allegedly asked a friend if he would fit inside a surfboard bag, a Sydney court has heard.
- ‘Forever our princess’: Family’s heartbreak amid tributes for Delilah Peterson after fatal crash in Moana A fundraiser launched on behalf of Delilah’s parents, Sarah and Kyle, describes an outpouring of grief from loved ones following the incident at Moana on Tuesday night.
- Jaathara at Barkly Snacks that will transport you to the streets of Hyderabad.
- Ima Asa Yoru Day-to-night dining dressed in Yves Klein blue.
- 'Horrific': Commonwealth fined after child's hands caught fire at Questacon The commonwealth has been fined $140,000 over an incident where a child's hands caught fire at Questacon in July 2022.
- An OpenAI agent infiltrated Medicare – and Australia only found out months later. Here’s what we know so far Anthony Albanese says an artificial intelligence agent developed by OpenAI hacked Medicare and three other systems in June – and the company only told Australia earlier this month.
- Wooden spoon turnaround: Sydney Flames set the bar high The Sydney Flames aren't mucking around, with co-owner Luc Longley making some quality off-season WNBL recruitment brings high expectations.
- Australia slaps sanctions on Russia, inks security pact with ‘brave’ Ukraine Anthony Albanese has taken a fresh swipe at Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, while imposing fresh sanctions on Russia.
- Appeals board stunner: Neale free to play in the grand final, cops fine instead Follow along as Lachie Neale appeals his one-match ban in an attempt to play in the AFL Grand Final on Saturday.
- Golden Dragon Palace Dim sum in a serene dumpling den.
- Everyone is talking about Albanese’s selfie with Trump. What was the PM thinking? | Tom McIlroy Trump is not popular in Australia, even if the prime minister views close ties with the US as a pillar of foreign policy.
- Gojo Ethiopian Cafe Spice-laden gem disguised as a coffee spot.
- 'You are in on it': ICAC probes alleged $5m shakedown Fake records about a purported $5 million bribe are alleged to have been cooked up by a fugitive developer's lawyer to smear a building tsar, a probe has heard.
- Third man charged after fatal shooting of Joshua MacDonald, 40, in Merrylands West Police have made a breakthrough three weeks on from a fatal shooting in the west of Sydney.
- Fremantle Dockers fans dream of Wharfie-time AFL glory After decades of being starved of AFL premiership success, Fremantle fans are praying the tide turns as they prepare to make the pilgrimage to the MCG.
- Elio’s Place A place for city workers, theatregoers and flagging out-of-towners.
- Newdegate Primary School set to celebrate its centenary with a day of festivities and fun for all the family Newdegate Primary School has turned 100 and is celebrating its birthday with a jamboree on the premises on Friday.
- Police operation under way to move on last Memorial Drive rough sleepers Contractors have disposed of abandoned camping materials on Memorial Drive in Rockingham as a police operation began to move on the remaining rough sleepers on the street.
- ASX 200 slides as investors head for the exits. Is there more pain to come? The S&P/ASX 200 Index fell below 8,650 points, shedding almost 120 points from Wednesday's close.
- Dumpling Max Face-numbing wontons made while you watch.
- The Chef’s Table at Kisume The Chef’s Table at Kisume.
- Wallabies brace for air and ground battle against Boks The Wallabies will be set for an intense battle in the air and at ground level when they take on world No.1 South Africa at Optus Stadium on Sunday.
- Allegedly armed driver arrested following chain of cross-border chases Police allegedly found a large sword, gloves and balaclavas in his vehicle.
- APOD: 2026 September 24 – The Ghosts of Five Supernovas From left to right, the five supernova remnants visible across the field are G181.1+9.5, G182.4+4.3, G179.0+2.6, G180.0−1.7.
- Can’t get them out of her head: Kylie Minogue admits to ‘voices’ of doubt ahead of AFL grand final set The pop star has admitted to a sense of wonder, awe, and nerves ahead of her pre-game show at the AFL grand final on Saturday.
- Chef Wong A yum cha specialist that’ll take you on a dumpling adventure.
- Brisbane Lions and Fremantle Dockers get pedantic over grand final posters New details have emerged about changes to both premiership posters...
- Mullaloo SLSC joins Sorrento SLSC in early patrols over long weekend after fatal shark attack In a powerful display of unity and reassurance after the death of father Greg O’Neill, Mullaloo Surf Life Saving Club will join Sorrento SLSC in launching volunteer beach patrols.
- PM mingles with movie stars as he collects his global citizen gong After a manic week battling Manhattan traffic, United Nations motorcades, schedule changes and impromptu news conferences, this was one event Albanese was able to make it to early.
- Cloudy Cloak Over the Northwest The MODIS on NASA’s Terra satellite shows the extent of the Pacific Northwest’s cloudy cloak on September 19, 2026, at about 10:45 a.m. Pacific Time.
- UK ‘losing up to £6.5bn a year in EU trade’ without post-Brexit product deal The thinktank estimated that the absence of such a deal may have cost UK exporters between £3.7bn and £6.5bn each year in lost revenue since the UK’s post-Brexit trading arrangements.
- Mahli Beardman builds back into cricket after long lay-off as WA end opening One Day Cup games without a win South West fast bowler Mahli Beardman has taken another step in his return to competitive cricket after featuring in Western Australia’s opening two One Day Cup matches.
- Beyond the Saleyards: more lambs may mean more competition too More livestock doesn’t necessarily mean lower producer returns if increased supply also creates processing efficiencies, export opportunities and competition, writes Dean Hubbard.
- Albany 2026: Spring Social street party to bloom through Stirling Terrace precinct Stirling Terrace will be transformed into a pedestrian hub fitted out with food and wine markets, live music and entertainment, and alfresco dining this weekend as the Spring Social blooms.
- Boss Energy vs Paladin Energy: Which ASX uranium stock wins? With the global push for clean energy accelerating, uranium producers on the ASX have become a focus for Aussie investors.
- Man arrested after bomb scares in South Coast schools and shopping centre Man to face court in October following arrest in Sanctuary Point.
- Gallery staffer allegedly sold $8m in phones bought with work account Victoria's corruption watchdog has charged a former National Gallery of Victoria employee who allegedly used a work account to purchase millions of dollars worth of mobile phones then sold them.