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- Irwin holds nerve to sink Leeds and send Warrington to Grand Final Warrington Wolves reached their first Super League Grand Final in almost a decade after emerging through an absorbing playoff semi-final against Leeds Rhinos to move within 80 minutes.
- Beau Lamarre-Condon: First week of alleged double murderer’s trial Beau Lamarre-Condon, 31, sat across from a 12-person jury in the Supreme Court of NSW as they heard evidence about the alleged murders of Jesse Baird, 26, and Luke Davies.
- Victoria's crime crisis is turning, but a looming election means everything By the numbers, the tide is starting to turn in Victoria's crime crisis. Whether Victorians feel safer is a separate question, and a critical one for Premier Ben Carroll.
- Moment of magic from Santi Carreras helps Bath overpower Harlequins Argentinian full-back scores stunning try on counter. Bath duly completed the expected, joining Northampton with a bonus-point win to open their account.
- WIN 1 of 25 double passes to see The Social Reckoning Find the codeword from PLAY in The West Australian.
- Rabobank’s Geraldton branch celebrates 25-year anniversary of supporting local agricultural community Farmers, agribusiness operators and members of the local agricultural community joined Rabobank to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the bank’s Geraldton branch.
- 2 ASX shares recommended to buy: Experts The ASX share reported that in FY26, total income grew 20.6% to $391.1 million, operating profit rose 18% to $192.9 million.
- Yemen leader urges general mobilisation against Houthis The leader of Yemen's government has called for citizens to join the army against Houthi rebels while offering amnesty to militants who lay down their arms.
- Your data may be sitting in databases you forgot about The cyber security consultant says news this week that Australia's Medicare statistics portal was hacked is another example of the challenges involved in keeping data secure online.
- Extra cash for some Australians — and a card surcharge shake-up looms Major Australian companies are sending billions of dollars to shareholders’ bank accounts as dividend payment season ramps up. BHP delivered US$5 billion in dividends to its investors on Wednesday.
- A cash comeback? Shops navigate approaching death of card surcharges Some shops are encouraging cash payments ahead of a nationwide ban on card surcharges. Many businesses say they will raise prices after the RBA's changes on October 1.
- How to stop Meta training its AI models on your smart glasses' visual data The setting affects whether workers can review photos and videos from your glasses. The setting is now available within the Meta AI app.
- Meta opens early access program for new Muse features After announcing a host of new features for Meta’s Muse AI app at its Connect 2026 developer conference this week, the company is opening up requests for early access.
- The hottest new hangout for middle schoolers is NPR’s comment section? Parents have spent years trying to keep their kids off social media, so some kids headed to the one place no adult would think to look for them: NPR.
- Woman dies after being hit by vehicle south of Canberra A report will be prepared for the Coroner.
- How to build a $50,000 ASX share portfolio today The fund gives investors exposure to a large portfolio of companies across developed markets outside Australia, including businesses from the United States, Europe, and Asia.
- Free kick shows Irankunda's star is aligning for Socceroos With some players, there's always a moment in their career that, years into the future, you can look back on as a beacon of when they announced themselves.
- Manchester City guilty verdict ‘a historic decision’, says whistleblower Rui Pinto Years after his leaks shook the foundations of European football, Rui Pinto is claiming vindication following Manchester City’s conviction for financial fair play breaches.
- Heartbreak in the heart of Fremantle as thousands watch Dockers fall short In the heart and home of the Dockers it's hard to escape the colour purple.
- Andy Robertson says players are ‘not to blame’ for Manchester City’s actions The former Liverpool defender Andy Robertson believes trophy-winning Manchester City players should not have their achievements diminished or removed because of the actions of the club’s ownership.
- Neale the common thread in Fremantle and Brisbane's eerie shared history When Fremantle coach Ross Lyon activated his sub in the fourth quarter of the 2013 grand final against Hawthorn. Fremantle's sub that day was Lachie Neale.
- Valen creator drives 'Golden Spike' to connect new languages with Rust An experiment is afoot to sidestep C as the language of interoperability with Rust.
- The ‘striking’ difference in how Trump and Xi used their invisible summit While the US president focused on pomp and prestige, his Chinese counterpart reinforced Beijing’s geopolitical message.
- Why Sarah 4.0 needs no further upgrades following year of injury hell Gigante had just returned home to Spain after competing in her first race since the 2025 Tour de France Femmes.
- New Mexico jury rules Meta misled state residents about data privacy A New Mexico jury has found Meta violated the state's Unfair Practices Act and misled residents about their privacy and how the company handles misinformation, Reuters reports.
- 'You're still a dad': Father turns grief into support for other families Reaching the tip of Cape York was one of the proudest moments of Nick Olney's life.
- Fitzpatrick leads French Open after second-round 64 Australia's Jason Scrivener lies six shots adrift at the French Open in Paris, as former US Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick leads the way.
- A decades-old newspaper snippet gives plan of modern Knights McMahon will be looking down on the 2026 Knights with a special brand of pride only Novocastrians know.
- Lions list changes but machine the same ahead of fourth grand final On Saturday the Brisbane Lions will march out for their fourth straight grand final appearance.
- Rock and roll, fantasy and Silicon Valley fascism: 10 new books Our critics’ picks of new fiction and non-fiction releases to help you choose your next read.
- Dune 3 will be a hit, but there’s one mad version we’ll never get to see Even the dreams of top directors get left on the cutting room floor.
- ‘Computer says no’: I asked AI the pitfalls of asking AI for money advice More than three million Australians use AI for financial advice.
- Fortescue vs Wesfarmers: Which ASX share is better for passive income in 2026? Weighing up Fortescue Ltd and Wesfarmers Ltd shares is a classic fork in the road for Aussie investors hunting for passive income.
- Microsoft cells out, crams multiple values into Excel boxes Microsoft has ended 40 years of single-occupancy for Excel cells and is now allowing multiple values to inhabit the same home.
- 'Unbearable emotional weight': Partner visa delays come at high personal cost Each day feels like a window is closing for Nadine Chamas Aboudi Alsaidy, in Lebanon.
- NASA Welcomes San Marino Signing the Artemis Accords The Republic of San Marino became the 76th signatory to the Artemis Accords during a ceremony in the city of Rimini on Friday with NASA and U.S. Department of State.
- Lies for an audience of one: life as a biographer for hire Like Pol Pot’s portraitist, the big man’s scribe is on shaky ground.
- Talking points, teams and times for today's AFL grand final The Brisbane Lions are facing off with the Fremantle Dockers. No. The grand final vision is exclusive to Channel 7 and won't be shown on Kayo or Fox Sports.
- Three decades of work to restore one of Australia's most degraded catchments In the 1990s, the Mary River Catchment was considered one of Australia's most degraded catchments. The Watsons lost 4 hectares of land to one flood in 2013.
- What happened when Xi Jinping met Donald Trump? From the moment China's President Xi Jinping arrived in America and was personally greeted by Donald Trump on the tarmac, the expectations were set for a history-making summit.