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- Hamilton Hill: Four people charged after man shot in Perth’s southern suburbs The 37-year-old man was walking near the corner of Karda Way and Yongka Rd in Hamilton Hill, a suburb of Perth ’s south.
- ABC calls The West Australian’s Dockers coverage ‘over the top’ in attack ABC calls The West Australian’s Dockers coverage ‘over the top’ in attack.
- Greats stunned as Isaako awarded try Jaymayne Isaako snatches the first points for the Dolphins with a try that league greats felt was over the sideline.
- Irankunda fires epic warning shot Nestory Irankunda has a long shot saved early against Brazil.
- Dyfed-Powys Police cops to cyberattack, staff data potentially nicked Dyfed-Powys Police has said it was hit by a cyberattack that knocked some of its systems offline.
- Dolphins, Roosters lose stars to head knocks Connor Watson and Jack Bostock are called from the field to undergo head injury assessments.
- Nasty head clash floors two players Jacob Italiano and Douglas Santos clash heads during the Brazil and Socceroos friendly.
- Tupou makes it three tries for the Roosters Daniel Tupou cruises over the tryline to continue the Roosters dominance.
- Radley escapes sin bin after ugly tackle Victor Radley was lucky to escape with a penalty after an ugly hip-drop tackle on Herbie Farnworth.
- Dolphins stunned as Radley steams over Victor Radley steams over the tryline to extend the Roosters' lead.
- Marky Mark pinches certain rival try Mark Nawaqanitawase pinches the ball and runs the length of the field to open the scoring for the Sydney Roosters.
- Four students at Adelaide school diagnosed with measles, emergency vaccine clinic opened A health warning has been issued for an Aussie school after four students tested positive to measles.
- Independent child protection review launched after children reportedly found living in squalor in WA mining town An independent, rapid review will probe child protection services in an iron-ore-rich mining region after a dozen children were reportedly found living unsupervised in squalor.
- 'Bit of friendly fire': Smith floored in tackle Billy Smith is left uneasy on the Suncorp Stadium turf after copping a knock to the head from a teammate when trying to make a tackle.
- Heavy hit leaves greats worried for Katoa League greats were fearful the Dolphins had been dealt an early blow as Isaiya Katoa pulled up lame after a tackle.
- Another week, another data breach for Revolut customers Revolut customers have been caught up in a second data breach this month after attackers socially engineered their way into US brokerage DriveWealth and stole personal information.
- Sydney man becomes first jailed under Nazi salute laws Sydney man Nathan Ballesty has been sentenced to three years' imprisonment for performing a Nazi salute and publishing offensive online posts.
- ‘A lot of people counted me out’: Ashley Sanchez on goal records, grit and potential USWNT return After playing zero minutes at the 2023 World Cup, the attacker embraced a new club, a new mindset and a new position. Now she’s making NWSL history in North Carolina.
- Editorial: No more waiting, time for Freo to bring home the cup There have been plenty of glowing words written about the Fremantle Dockers this season.
- Too much touching of the screen is not OK, or safe Readers respond to what they see as an overly complicated technology in everyday appliances.
- Grand final bets are off because WA and Qld premiers are too busy With less than a day to go until the Fremantle Dockers take on the Brisbane Lions in Saturday’s AFL decider.
- Former Fremantle Dockers players have invaded Melbourne ahead of grand final date with destiny Former Fremantle players are soaking up the team’s run to the AFL grand final and they have been embraced by the club in every way as the Dockers chase history.
- Man found lying beside fridge sticking out of moving car during Brisbane police stop Wild police footage has captured the moment an ordinary traffic stop on the outskirts of Brisbane took a turn.
- Andrei Mazandarani: Popular Perth DJ behind Death Disco at Amplifier / Capitol dies after battle with cancer The disc jockey’s sudden passing from an aggressive illness has shocked those who did not even know he was sick.
- Perth Royal Show debuts heart-stopping 24m Krak’en ride ahead of packed 2026 Lineup The Australian debut feature is a spectacle of pure adrenaline, unleashing full 360-degree loops with free-spinning gondolas that promise to test even the thrill-seekers.
- Anticipation building in Fremantle ahead of Dockers’ grand final meeting with Brisbane Lions There’s a festival-like atmosphere building across Fremantle as the port city gears up for the ultimate Grand Final meeting.
- At least eight killed as Russia and Ukraine trade strikes At least four people have been killed, including a 14-year-old boy, during drone attacks across Russia and Ukraine's capital, Kyiv.
- Herd on the Terrace: Department of Communities hits a seven annual audit red flags A bit of trouble balancing the books might be a fact of life in the public sector but none can compare to the gold medal performance of this WA department.
- US backs Elon Musk's bid to overturn €120m EU fine against X The US government is seeking to join Elon Musk's legal challenge to overturn a €120m EU fine against X over its blue tick badges.
- Motorbike dispute led to bashings and fatal gunfire A dispute over stolen motorbikes turned fatal as a suburban street became a battleground filled with rapid gunfire and baseball bats, a Brisbane court has heard.
- Frailty, thy name is football: On-field success, off-field drama If scandals and controversy were the season’s underbelly, on field the action was compelling.
- Young Carramar crash victim Kaine Fisher was working on friend’s garden when killed Details about the death of a young entrepreneur who was fatally hit by a car when tending to a family friend’s front garden have been revealed.
- Andrei Mazandarani: Popular Perth DJ behind Death Disco at Amplifier / Capitol dies after battle with cancer Andrei Mazandarani, 55, died in hospital in Perth on Monday night following an eight-week battle with gallbladder cancer. Andrei was taken to hospital in July suffering severe abdominal pains.
- ‘Business as usual is failing’: Demands for independent indigenous child watchdog following Pilbara crisis A Perth roundtable has demanded the State Government urgently legislate an independent Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Commissioner after the Pilbara child neglect scandal.
- David Beckham takes £39m dividend as World Cup deals drive record profits The World Cup work helped to fuel a record year for DRJB Holdings, the commercial company for Beckham’s brands business, where revenues surged by a fifth to $110.5m last year.
- Fifty and out: Why Millie Elliott is walking away from footy at the peak of her powers The Roosters superstar will bring up a half-century of NRLW appearances in the preliminary final against Canberra on Saturday.
- Top European leagues heighten pressure on Infantino with call for changes at Fifa Fifa’s president, Gianni Infantino, has faced criticism and calls to quit since his plan for private investment in a commercial vehicle, Fifa Forward Enterprise.
- 'Makeshift' treatment areas and long waits reported at Adelaide hospital ED Patients were facing long waits at the Lyell McEwin Hospital emergency department in early September, according to a report the doctors' union submitted to Safework SA.
- Australia v Brazil: men’s international football friendly – live
- Man dies after fall at Hanging Rock summit The death of a man at tourism spot Hanging Rock on Friday afternoon has prompted the closure of the reserve over the long weekend.