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- Red-hot Roosters roar into NRL grand final The first berth in this year's NRL grand final will go on the line at Lang Park on Friday night as the Dolphins host the Sydney Roosters.
- With a promising new talent in the kitchen, the future of this model Fremantle small bar looks promising But just in case ticking the boxes for dates, mates and small plates wasn’t enough.
- Mitchell Freeway Joondalup crash causes disruption for commuters heading home for grand final weekend A crash on Mitchell Freeway is causing heavy traffic for commuters heading home for the weekend.
- Albany volleyball finals go down to the wire as Premier League season ends with two five-set thrillers Five-set thrillers delivered the finish to the Albany Volleyball Association’s season with both Premier League grand finals going down to the wire in dramatic fashion on September 18.
- Father rejects coroner's conclusion on newborn son's death A corner has ruled that a baby's death at Mackay Base Hospital in 2023 was caused by a brain injury due to a lack of oxygen and was not preventable.
- Anthony Albanese says he only learned about AI hack while in New York, days after frontbencher Katy Gallagher Anthony Albanese says he only learned about AI hack while in New York, days after frontbencher Katy Gallagher.
- Albany 2026: Biography ‘Lead, Follow or Get Out of the Bloody Way’ tells story of RSL legend Laurie Fraser Albany veteran and former RSL president Laurie Fraser has been an integral part of Albany’s commemoration of its servicepeople over the years.
- Former Sydney childcare worker Hamish Tait hit with 115 new child abuse charges Police have provided a major update in their case against a former childcare worker charged with abuse offences – allegedly one of the most extensive in history.
- Why Victoria may be millions of dollars better off with this AFL Grand Final match-up An all-interstate AFL Grand Final is expected to deliver a bigger economic boost to Victoria than a match between two Victorian teams.
- 'Evil' Catholic priest who sexually abused girls in foster care jailed Former Catholic priest Robert Hickman has been jailed in Western Australia for sexually abusing two girls in Perth in 1990.
- Australia’s most prolific alleged daycare abuser hit with 115 new charges Hamish Tait now faces 444 charges allegedly committed over a 16-year period.
- Kalgan volunteer fire fighter Don Tomlinson recognised for decades of service to the community Kalgan Bush Fire Brigade member Don Tomlinson has been recognised for his decades of service, having spent more than half a century protecting rural communities.
- TalkTalk races to sell consumer and broadband arms as administration looms TalkTalk is scrambling to secure its future amid the threat of administration, closing in on deals to sell its consumer and broadband arms as it seeks to save 900 jobs.
- Tarot card readings, spy pens and eggs on toast: What we learnt from ICAC week nine The ICAC turned to the world of spycraft as former Toplace lawyer Sharangan Maheswaran was quizzed on secret recordings.
- ASX 200 drops to 50-day low as Middle East tensions, rising yields and inflation fears rattle investors Australia’s sharemarket has hit a four-month low, as rising oil prices, bond yields and rate hike fears rattle investors.
- Teenage girl in State care held overnight in lock-up appears in court without adult in Geraldton A 14-year-old girl in State care spent the night in the lock-up at Geraldton Police Station and appeared in court the next morning with no responsible adult showing up.
- Wool traits in high demand at Cranmore Park stud ram sale Ram buyers were chasing strong wool traits over strong meat traits for the first time in years at the 76th Cranmore Park Merino and Poll Merino stud sale.
- Perth events: Where to watch the AFL Grand Final in Perth, 2026 Perth Royal Show and more school holiday ideas From the Royal Show and an AFL grand final street party to the stage version of a cult film.
- New York Times bestseller confesses: I can’t write a love story The author of Dictionary of Lost Words has a cheeky back-up novel in her drawer that she likens to the boyfriend you keep going back to between other.
- Huawei Cloud Rolls Out Enterprise AI Products Across the Board, Building an Open Agentic Cloud PARTNER CONTENT: Huawei Cloud strengthens the silicon bedrock on the cloud. The Industry AI Foundry has accumulated more than 1,000 industry assets, with over 1,000 projects deployed.
- 'He will be finished': Toplace lawyer's promise to fugitive developer Toplace lawyer Sharangan Maheswaran has denied being part of a campaign to remove or damage David Chandler. Mr Krepp was discussing defects identified by Mr Chandler.
- Manchester City guilty of breaching Premier League’s financial fair play rules – as it happened
- Body found in bin outside apartment complex in Kangaroo Point, Brisbane Police have made a discovery after searching a bin outside an apartment block in inner-city Brisbane.
- Mason Cox couldn’t care less what people think of him. This is why Thrown on the scrapheap by Collingwood at the end of last year the 211-centimetre Texan has a way of proving people wrong.
- AFL grand final field umpire Brett Rosebury considered retiring while on extended South American holiday Leading AFL umpire Brett Rosebury took off on a South American holiday during the off-season, and it almost became the trip that led to him retiring on the spot.
- Crash in Wonnerup, near Busselton, kills 61-year-old man Major Crash Investigators are seeking information about a fatal crash in Wonnerup on Sunday.
- Driver and passenger cop more than $2300 in fines after fridge act in Brisbane A man has been caught lying beside a fridge sticking out of the back of a moving car, with police warning about the dangers of carrying unsecured loads.
- AFL grand final teams and expert tips, plus first goal and Norm Smith Medal sweeps The all-important teams and expert tips for the biggest game of the AFL season.
- Measles outbreak at top public high school grows as SA Health opens vaccination clinic Health authorities are racing to contain a measles outbreak linked to an Adelaide high school after three more students contracted the contagious virus.
- Perth Wildcats guard Elijah Pepper says match-winning shot against Adelaide his best-ever Wildcats hero Elijah Pepper has labelled his match-winning three against Adelaide on Thursday night the best shot of his career.
- Eagles keep Dons winless, Dogs put Power on the brink Ella Roberts has celebrated her 50-game AFLW milestone in grand style, producing an effort as West Coast survived a frenetic Essendon comeback to post a 10-point win at Windy Hill.
- Big Hits: Anax Metals, Many Peaks Minerals and MinRex Resources Bulls N’ Bears Big Hits looks at notable drill intercepts reported to the ASX last week, led by Anax Metals Ltd.
- Kimberley Metals Group says it’ll pay royalties owed to the State Government by the end of next week An iron ore miner in WA’s far north that recently bought a $13 million CBD office is being chased by the State Government over unpaid royalties.
- Constable’s death and the dark territory that goes with job The death of a young female NSW Police officer is a reminder of the dangers of standing in harm’s way on behalf of the community.
- BYD fuels Australian price war despite Chinese government warning BYD fuels Australian price war despite Chinese government warning.
- Trio admits to manslaughter after young father fatally shot in Ipswich street brawl Three men have admitted to causing the death of a young father with horrifying footage showing the moment shots ring out into the crowd.
- Officer cleared of DV charges but 'not a finding complainant has lied' A police security officer has been acquitted of domestic violence charges following a trial in South Australia's District Court. Delivering her verdict today, Judge Lisa Dunlop acquitted Mr Morrison.
- Police arrest four in connection with gangland shooting Authorities have charged four people with some offences, including murder, in connection with a fatal shooting in March.
- One Nation defends $56k party spent on Ashby shed as ‘unconventional’ fundraiser One Nation defends $56k party spent on Ashby shed as ‘unconventional’ fundraiser.
- Former foster carers heartbroken after death of baby girl in Ballarat The former foster carers of an eight-month-old baby girl who died just days after being returned to her biological parents say the system designed to protect her failed.