Soaring gold and copper prices have powered Australia’s mining sector, lifting the ASX 200 into positive territory despite falls across eight of 11 sectors.
Cameron Micallef
A surfer has described the split second a shark smashed into his hydrofoil board and threw him into the water, leaving his board scarred with bite marks.
Andrew Hedgman
A popular brewery has entered administration for the second time, as a company that once produced 2.5 million litres of beer fights to survive.
A man accused of stealing camera equipment from the body of a dead Bondi terror attack victim has been heckled by a bystander outside court.
Jack Nivison
A decision has been made in Rebel Wilson’s defamation battle stemming from statements surrounding a controversial bath.
Clareese Packer and Kate Stephenson
An alleged hacker has claimed access to personal details of about two million Australians, prompting an urgent investigation from a major ASX company.
Alexandra Feiam and Cameron Micallef
A games store has labelled two fumbling thieves who stole thousands of dollars worth of trading cards “Tweedledee” and “Tweedledum”.
Barnaby Joyce has apologised for barking at his dog on-air while being grilled on his party’s mounting controversies.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
Jewish children attending social camps were told to hide their location and remove all Jewish symbols amid fears someone would “murder them in their sleep”.
Kate Stephenson and Jackson Robb
One of Australia’s largest gambling operators has been fined millions after it spammed customers who did not want to be reached.
Fire crews took 15 minutes to bring a shed fire under control before making the tragic discovery of the body of a homeless man inside.
An Australian doctor who joined ISIS and was thought killed almost a decade ago has been found alive in an Iraqi jail.
Police are yet to determine what sparked the deadly inferno that killed two people, with smoke from the fire being seen 10km away.
Jack Nivison and David Hannant
This is the moment a teenager is left laying on the road after the e-scooter he was riding collided with a car at a Sydney intersection.
David Hannant
The head of one of the world’s oldest news agencies warned Australia’s media rivals that AI poses a threat too great to fight alone.
Amy Jackson
The Australian Stock Exchange has edged out a tiny gain on Tuesday as traders ignore the mounting Middle East threat.
The man in charge of turning around KPMG’s fortunes has promised to make progress on the company’s culture, but not everyone is convinced.
The narrative that Beijing poses a threat to Australia’s national security is losing weight among these groups of voters.
Australia’s foreign minister has responded to Israel’s latest criticism, as she called for “peace in the Middle East”.
David Hannant and Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
Aussie travellers have been urged to reconsider whether they need to visit even more countries as officials warn of “volatile” conditions.
A young woman who was killed in a devastating house fire has been remembered as a devoted mother.
The ASX 200 has escaped largely unscathed, as oil prices and a Chinese AI model shook global markets.
A millionaire entrepreneur is among thousands of Aussies who have rallied behind a Brisbane mum who gave birth to four identical baby girls.
David Hannant, Alexandra Feiam
Barefoot investor Scott Pape has given his brutal opinion about Australians swapping their superannuation fund, likening it to a married bloke swiping through Tinder.
