UAE intercepts missiles from Iran, warns residents to seek safety
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Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore cancels 'globalise the intifada' forum
Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore cancels 'globalise the intifada' forum
Cruise ship with suspected hantavirus outbreak banned from docking in Cape Verde
Three people have died and three people are ill after a suspected outbreak of the rodent-borne virus in the Atlantic Ocean.
Iran says it turned back US warship from Strait of Hormuz, US denies missile strike
The US military has denied that any of its Navy ships have been hit in the Strait of Hormuz after Iranian state media reported that a US frigate was targeted by two missiles.
Brisbane Lions player Koby Evans under investigation for alleged homophobic slur in VFL
The AFL faces another homophobic slur case, with a Brisbane Lions player alleged to have used a slur in a VFL game against Coburg.
Super Netball round-up: A 'wishy washy' approach to Pride matches dulls the message
Several Super Netball clubs will host their own Pride matches this season, but without an official round to anchor them all a former player and member of the LGBTIQA+ community argues the message may be lost.
Police unions demand answers over taser security flaw that exposes location of officers
Police associations and unions demand urgent action over revelations that a security flaw allows officers to be tracked by criminals with a phone or laptop.
AFL umpire Nick Foot's betting agency role over after tribunal case
Betting agency Sportsbet announces it will no longer feature current sports administrators or officials in their programming "following feedback".
Iran warns US Navy to stay clear of Hormuz after Trump says US to help stranded ships
Iran's military has warned US forces not to enter the Strait of Hormuz after US President Donald Trump said the United States would start helping to free ships stranded in the Gulf by the US-Israeli war on I...
Three Tasmanian police employees charged over separate incidents
Three Tasmanian Police employees have been charged over separate incidents in the space of six days.
ABC pay dispute ends as staff accept latest enterprise agreement
ABC staff have struck an enterprise agreement with the broadcaster, bringing an end to a pay dispute that culminated in a 24-hour strike.
AFL commentary icon Dennis Cometti farewelled at state memorial service in Perth
A host of high-profile Australians gather at Perth Stadium to pay tribute to one of the nation's most well-known sports broadcasters, Dennis Cometti.
CIT CEO misled board over TAFE misconduct investigation during recruitment, inquiry finds
An inquiry into the recruitment of CIT chief executive Margot McNeill finds she actively misled the institute's board by denying that there was a finding of misconduct made against her at TAFE New South Wales.
Lawn mower racing fostering community of revheads across regional Australia
The 2026 All Australian Mower Racing Championships ran for three days over the weekend featuring competitors ready to tear around a track on refurbished ride-ons.
Australia and Japan sign agreements on energy, defence and critical minerals
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his Japanese counterpart Takaichi Sanae agreed to bolster cooperation on energy, defence and critical minerals, while warning against economic coercion.
Authorities issue warning for bushfire at Herdsman Lake in suburban Perth
Authorities issue a warning for possible ember attacks as an unseasonal bushfire burns at Herdsman Lake in suburban Perth.
Man accused of murdering parents and brother denied bail, referred for psychiatric assessment
Jacky Amazing Feng, 32, faced court for the first time on Monday, following the alleged murder of three family members and attempted murder of another.
Jail then deportation for New Zealander who reversed over crowd outside Port Elliot pub in SA
A New Zealand national is jailed for six years after he admitted to reversing into a crowd of people at a South Australian pub.
Alleged Anzac Day hecklers face court over 2025 Shrine of Remembrance booing
Witnesses have told a court they were "disgusted" when a group of men interrupted last year's Anzac Day Dawn Service in Melbourne.
Brisbane Broncos reveal timeline of Deine Mariner's leg injury that led to urgent surgery
Brisbane Broncos's chief medical officer releases the timeline of Deine Mariner's serious leg injury against the Roosters, leading to "limb-saving surgery" at Sydney's Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
Victorian court hears allegations Nicky Winmar 'bashed' woman's head against door
A Victorian court has heard allegations former AFL great Nicky Winmar "bashed" a woman's head against a wooden door with such force it cracked during an alleged assault in May 2025.
SA public servants asked to remove word 'harmful' from communications about SA algal bloom, FOI shows
Emails released under FOI laws and obtained by the SA Liberal Party show government workers were removing the word "harmful" from communications about the algal bloom in SA waters, with one team leader label...
Four easy dishes with rice as the star
Rice doesn't need to play second fiddle. The cheap and simple pantry staple can hold up a whole meal.
Community in shock after baby dies, another injured in Wagga Wagga homeless camp
A women's health advocate says the death of a baby during childbirth at a homeless camp on the Murrumbidgee River is a "terrible day" for the Wagga Wagga community.