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- 'A homecoming like this? I should be so lucky': Kylie Minogue's memorable AFL grand final show Kylie Minogue beat the elements to dazzle more than 100,000 fans at the MCG, plus many more at home, for the AFL Grand Final pre-game entertainment.
- Scuffle ensues after Cox bumps Lions star Lachie Neale misses a goal after Fremantle's Mason Cox bumps the Lions star and starts a scuffle.
- Seahorse habitats 'healing' thanks to eco-moorings Scars caused to seahorse habitats by boat anchors off the Dorset coast are starting to heal, thanks to the installation of new moorings.
- China overtakes Japan as Australia’s top car supplier Chinese imports are up 693 per cent over five years.
- AFL grand final: Jed Walter claims doiminant sprint win to go back to back With the 2026 grand final all tied up, the grand final sprint couldn’t have been more one-sided as defending champion Jed Walter cruised to another win.
- How would AI kill all humans? Here are the top five scenarios Earlier this month, artificial intelligence researcher Jacob Coxon resigned from Anthropic after just four months. A senior member of Anthropic’s staff, Evan Hubinger, agreed with Coxon.
- Streets of Fremantle heaving with purple as Grand Final fever takes over The streets of Fremantle are pulsing with purple passion today as thousands of diehard fans and local lovers descend on the port city to cheer on the boys from home.
- Two men charged after allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs and contraband into NSW prison using drone Two men have been charged after allegedly trying to smuggle drugs, tobacco and other contraband into an NSW prison using a drone.
- Evacuations as heavy rain and flooding in soaks Bangkok Thailand's capital is inundated after days of constant rain, which has disrupted traffic and forced some residents to leave their homes.
- Ivan gives Nathan injury update Panthers coach Ivan Cleary conceded there's a chance Nathan is playing with a fractured foot.
- Bali’s big foodie event First installation of Due Course to be hosted by two chefs.
- Cameron strikes first for the Lions Charlie Cameron strikes first in the AFL grand final to put the Brisbane Lions in the lead.
- Jules Neale poses in Dockers scarf in not-so-subtle dig at Lachie Neale as Fremantle take on Lions at MCG Jules Neale has made her grand final loyalties clear, delivering a not-so-subtle jab at her former partner Lachie Neale as the Dockers take on the Lions.
- Donald Trump rejects ceasefire proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz The Wall Street Journal, citing unnamed US officials, reported Trump had rejected Tehran’s proposal for a seven-day pause in fighting that would see the Strait of Hormuz reopened.
- Anthony Albanese calls for global AI safeguards after OpenAI agent hacks US Government websites Further hacks into government websites by AI agents have reinforced the need for global standards for the technology, the prime minister has urged.
- Vast Casino Secrets leak exposes inner workings of offshore gambling firms The leak has affected Curaçao, whose opaque licensing government has transformed the former Dutch colony into a thriving but sometimes hub for gambling firms, hosting more than 8,000 casinos.
- Drones could speed up getting defibrillators to people having cardiac arrests, study suggests Drones could help cut the time it takes to get a defibrillator to people experiencing cardiac arrests when not in hospital, researchers have said.
- How drawn-out saga of Manchester City’s alleged cheating came to this On Friday sources confirmed that saga, in which Pep Guardiola’s expensively constructed City teams won five Premier League titles and the Champions League during the years since the investigation began.
- Perth now only capital without writers' festival In 2024, the long-running Perth writers' festival announced it would be taking a break in 2025, coming back with a refreshed event in early 2026.
- Bruce Highway clears after truck crash causes delays, driver airlifted to hospital The Bruce Highway has been closed, and delays are expected after a crash between two semi-trailer trucks, which left one person trapped.
- PM boosts calls for global AI response after US hack Further hacks into government websites by AI agents have reinforced the need for global standards for the technology, the prime minister has urged.
- Moments you may have missed from the world's biggest talks For four days, world leaders have been meeting at the United Nations General Assembly to grapple with some of the biggest challenges facing their nations and the planet.
- Former shire deputy continued offending after March arrest, police allege Sam Curulli, 27, was accused of trying to gain benefit by fraud, corruption, and stealing in March when he was the deputy CEO of the Shire of Coorow.
- Charges laid after teen with stab wounds sought help at stranger’s home A teenager has been charged over the alleged stabbing of a 17-year-old boy who staggered from a Sydney park and collapsed at a stranger’s front door seeking help.
- Who is Jensen Huang, the AI boss Trump calls at night? Before the world knew his name, Jensen Huang had already become one of the most influential figures in artificial intelligence development.
- Tom Cruise vows to keep pushing cinematic boundaries Tom Cruise vows to keep pushing cinematic boundaries.
- APOD: 2026 September 26 – Mirrored Meteor and Milky Way Explanation: On August 15, this perseid meteor streaked through night skies over the Observatorio del Roque de los Muchachos at La Palma, Canary Islands, Spain.
- Trump’s media feud takes another turn with CNN left off Air Force One trip The media outlet continues to bear the ire of the US president, with the White House signalling CNN would not join the media pack travelling with Trump on his latest.
- Missing couple rescued overnight at Wineglass Bay Police search and rescue crews located the couple in the early hours of the morning before airlifting them to safety.
- Wallabies captain Harry Wilson backs second row duo to go toe-to-toe with experienced South Africa locks Wallabies captain Harry Wilson has backed Jeremy Williams and Lukhan Salakaia-Loto after a Josh Canham injury has forced Australia into a change before battle with South Africa’s experienced locks.
- ‘Challenging’: Inner-east unit passes in at vendor bid of $650,000 Five bidders fought hard for the keys to a three-bedroom Epping home, with the ultimate buyers landing the property following a knockout $23,000 bid.
- ‘Celebrate with the best people on the planet’: Freo fanatics say ‘I do’ outside the MCG on grand final day ‘Celebrate with the best people on the planet’: Freo fanatics say ‘I do’ outside the MCG on grand final day.
- Our grand final tips Hannah Kennelly and Andrew Wu the rain to share their predictions for the AFL season decider.
- Footy codes unite on Aussie rules' big day A decades-old club tradition has again hosted a who's who of politics and Aussie Rules ahead of AFL's biggest day, where an unlikely star stole the limelight.
- Queensland child deaths at five-year high Ninety-one children known to child protection services died in the last financial year in Queensland, up 59.6 per cent from the previous year.
- Adam Scott, Min Woo Lee lead sweep of US at Presidents Cup The Internationals lead 7-3 after day two of the Presidents Cup, having swept the foursomes in Chicago.
- New charges for ex-Shire of Coorow deputy CEO Sam Anthony Curulli accused of fraud, corruption and theft Detectives have charged a now-suspended Wheatbelt shire executive with dozens of further offences.
- US judges say their jobs are getting under Trump Threats to federal judges have escalated to levels under Mr Trump's second term, according to a new report based on interviews with 35 sitting and retired jurists appointed by Democratic.
- OpenAI says agents leaked 53 ChatGPT images, accessed US government websites The latest example came on Saturday when OpenAI said its agents had leaked 53 images from ChatGPT users. OpenAI also said its agents targeted its own infrastructure.
- Rise of Tasmanian Devils, JackJumpers leads to sports academy The Tasmanian Academy of Leadership and Sport will create an education and training pathway through a partnership with TasTAFE. Interest in sports management is growing, an academic says.