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- Construction stops on Sydney Bathla sites as funding ends The administrator for the developer has confirmed there is not enough funding to keep it operational.
- Why TV is full of celebs eating chicken and doing Tim Tam slams Nearly every interview show has a wild gimmick now.
- AFL premiership glory on the line for Albany boy Jordan Clark as city gets ready to cheer on in grand final Albany will be cheering for local boy Jordan Clark on Saturday as the city chases another chapter in its AFL grand final book.
- Donald Trump ordered to restore White House access for media outlets A federal judge has ordered United States President Donald Trump to restore White House access for journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico.
- Banned media networks return to White House after judge's order overrules Trump CNN, MS NOW and Politico were allowed back into the White House on Friday, six days after being banned by US President Donald Trump.
- OpenAI’s Medicare hack is a bleak opportunity for Australia to address its security shortcomings post-haste | Van Badham All Australians should demand independent means to protect ourselves from Dr Sam Altman Frankenstein and Daddy America.
- More than a wolf warrior: China’s top diplomat begins Canberra charm offensive Liu Jinsong’s first Australian speech was not a time to emphasise differences, but to accentuate the positive – and implore both sides to pursue deeper ties.
- The unsung hero who kept Freo fit and firing this year The Dockers have broken all sorts of club records this year, but one of the aspects of their season has been the squad's durability and fitness.
- AFLW: West Coast coach Daisy Pearce says Eagles will shuffle backline to cover Zoe Wakfer West Coast are set to hit shuffle on their backline against Essendon to cover Zoe Wakfer, who will miss Friday’s clash at Windy Hill with concussion.
- Suaalii began on Wallabies wing Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii is set to be unleashed on the Wallabies wing against the Springboks on Sunday.
- AFL grand final: How the Dockers built a mighty midfield that is one step from immortality Inside the four walls at Cockburn, they’re known as Snea, Sebba & Youngy.
- Fremantle Dockers will learn from wet weather fumbles as rain is forecast for grand final day Fremantle legend Shaun McManus believes the Dockers will learn from their qualifying final mistakes if the grand final is played in wet conditions.
- Bathla Group collapses as construction work halts across 13 building sites Bathla Group’s bid to survive has failed.
- Genre bans, ‘pokies pub’ provision ditched in new NSW live music overhaul The bill passed on Thursday aims to further boost the state’s live music, while also advocating for musicians’ fair pay, copyright and AI.
- Legal action lodged over SA government’s MotoGP circuit plans Federal court legal action has been lodged over the SA government's plans for a MotoGP circuit in Adelaide CBD. Designs for the $96 million street circuit were released in August.
- Wet and wild: AFL grand final shapes as soggy affair Brisbane and Fremantle players are bracing for damp conditions at the MCG, with the forecast pointing to the wettest grand final in decades.
- Leonard makes history with 50th Test Michaela Leonard will make history as the first Wallaroos player to reach 50 Tests when she takes the field against Scotland.
- Man drowns, second swimmer rescued after getting into trouble in surf of Marley Beach, in Sydney’s south A man has drowned and a second swimmer has been rescued, after the pair were spotted struggling in the waters of an unpatrolled beach in Sydney’s south.
- 'Catastrophic failure': Cheryl Grimmer family gives Premier deadline Cheryl Grimmer's family has written to the NSW premier and attorney-general, challenging a decision to discontinue the case against the man once charged with her murder.
- Scores injured in bus crash on remote rural road A crash on a rural road has injured 21 people and two are in a serious condition in hospital, with multiple intensive care services at the scene.
- Rio2 launches drill assault at Peruvian copper mine Rio2 has launched a 33,870m drilling assault at its Condestable copper mine in Peru, with plans to drill its emerging Canadian tungsten asset locked and loaded for early next year.
- Property developer Bathla Group officially announces closure and staff stand-downs following August collapse Bathla administrators fail to rescue the property developers from liquidation.
- Boorara gold runs deep for Maritana near Kalgoorlie Drilling by Maritana Minerals has extended mineralisation below its Boorara open pit near Kalgoorlie in WA, with 23m at 1.8g/t gold and a bonanza 1-metre hit at 145.07g/t gold.
- Xuan Anh Banh Cuon For rice rolls and their star-studded entourage of sides and sauces.
- Thong Thai The eye-catching gateway to the city’s unofficial Thai Town.
- Thai Asia Unique Cafe & Tavern A food-court find dishing up a large section of Thailand’s cuisine.
- Super Norma A cosy-cool pasta bar with the energy of Nonna’s house.
- Sri Ananda Bhavan A restaurant spotlighting sub-regional Indian cooking.
- Sarirasa For comforting Jakarta and Medan street food.
- Ranong Town For chilli-stacked curries and coconut-rich treats.
- Rio Tinto plans to expand metals trading business Rio Tinto plans to expand its marketing operations to trade more metal from other producers as well as derivatives as part of a drive by new CEO Simon Trott.
- Quan Lua A small theatre of flavour, texture and street-side spirit.
- Dance Monkey v the NRL: did Tones and I turn down $90,000 a minute because she hates her own song? For the first time in recent history there’ll be no pre-game entertainment at the NRL grand final. Ironic, for a song about the pressure to perform.
- Why England are yet to reap rewards of £264m deal with Rugby World Cup only a year away | Gerard Meagher We are a way off that scenario yet, however, and it does little to help Borthwick plot a course towards next year’s World Cup.
- Anger at Tuchel over World Cup exit exposes biggest obstacle to England success | Barney Ronay England can learn from being five minutes from the final and they have home advantage and good players for Euro 2028.
- ‘My world came crashing down’: fashion legend Christine Barro’s grief amid the glamour As the owner of one of Australia’s most exclusive boutiques, the 77-year-old rubbed shoulders with some of the world’s top designers.
- Former Fremantle Dockers co-captain Adrian Fletcher to barrack for Brisbane and son Jaspa in grand final Most of Fremantle’s former captains will be among the current side’s most fervent barrackers in Saturday’s grand final against Brisbane - but one’s family ties to the Lions mean he.
- ‘More than just a good afternoon’: South Coast Social Club soft launches at old Wignalls with Sunday sessions A winery and cellar door is getting a new lease on life with the proprietor promising a return to its live music and relaxed community hub roots in an upcoming.
- Lenders pull out of Bathla group as construction work halts across sites Only a core team will be retained to support the ongoing administration, with administrators Teneo working with lenders on the orderly sale of Bathla's subdivision and land-bank sites.
- Melba Hwy in Victoria’s Yarra Ranges closed after multi-vehicle crash involving tour bus A highway has been shut after dozens of people were injured in a serious crash involving multiple vehicles and a tour bus.