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  1. Counter-Terrorism detectives raided a property at Maryborough late last month and seized several electronic devices.

  2. The makers of a rare instrument and a collection of hundreds of calligraphic manuscripts feature in a film project opening the new Powerhouse Parramatta in November.

  3. The Australian share market is likely to start the day higher after Wall Street's AI stocks surged, pushing the tech-heavy Nasdaq index to a new record high.

  4. Formula 1 races will be shortened from next season, with concerns for organisers and spectators among the reasons behind the change.

  5. Australians hunting bargains on comparison websites risk being duped by sites that only offer a selection of preferred providers.

  6. More than half the wood removed under WA's trial of ecological thinning is being chipped, burned or exported overseas, according to information revealed in state parliament.

  7. Lachie Neale will face the AFL tribunal in the hope of playing in Saturday's grand final, as his teammates prepare for the worst-case scenario.

  8. The late 19th-century art and literature naturalist movement is experiencing a modern renaissance of sorts in Victoria, as a new wave of artists and nature lovers walk, kayak and cycle a new art trail.

  9. A failed telecommunications circuit and a severed fibre-optic cable have snarled thousands of flights across the US and halted incoming flights at airports in New York, Boston and Philadelphia.

  10. One regional Victorian shire is home to two finalists in this year's Victorian Tree of the Year competition.

  11. A plan for Australians to use their superannuation to make it easier to secure a home loan is set to be floated by Shadow Housing Minister Andrew Bragg.

  12. Australia's medicines regulator flags the future recall of cold and flu supplements containing a herb linked to anaphylaxis and other severe allergic reactions.

  13. Opponents say Paramount's multi-billion-dollar merger with Warner Bros will slash Hollywood jobs, reduce the number of films produced, and threaten CNN's independence.

  14. The AFL avoids the unwanted scenario of one of Sydney's suspended players winning the Brownlow Medal, with Isaac Heeney finishing outside the count's top five.

  15. The AFL avoids the unwanted scenario of one of Sydney's suspended players winning the Brownlow Medal, with Isaac Heeney finishing outside the count's top five.

  16. NSW Attorney-General Michael Daley will introduce the "commonsense" reforms in the state parliament on Tuesday.

  17. Deidre de Jonge was burying her husband when she received the phone call she had been waiting on for months.

  18. The City of Darwin could soon vote to permanently move its annual pre-cyclone clean-up to May after the 2026 clean-up was postponed until after the wet season.

  19. Ahead of the impending parole release of one of the Snowtown killers, Karen Davies says she still have panic attacks about her brother's death decades later.

  20. A Dubbo business owner is fighting comic book giant DC Comics over allegations his promotional character "Fanman" is deceptively similar to Superman.

  21. Brisbane is the only major city in Australia where motorists can be required to download an app to pay for parking.

  22. Grass growth after the wet winter could see more extreme grass pollen days in much of Victoria this spring.

  23. Amid criticism of Tasmania's fire service over no ban being imposed on a windy, warm and dry day which resulted in registered burn-offs going ahead, one expert says the entire approach to managing bushfires simply must change.

  24. The two new species are in the same genus and are both winged and more than 10cm long.

  25. Nick Daicos's stardom has always had an inevitability to it, and his maiden Brownlow Medal triumph is the latest example of him fulfilling his immense promise.

  26. Victoria will require new data centres to source their own renewable energy under a strategy unveiled by Premier Ben Carroll.

  27. Teenager Leihani Zoric almost didn't compete in El Salvador, but now she's the youngest ISA Under 18 World Junior Champion in history, and the first Indigenous world champion surfer.

  28. Indonesia's flagship free school-meals program is facing growing criticism after more students suffer food poisoning, prompting calls for legal action and greater accountability.

  29. In 40 years, with an estimated population of 40 million, Australia will be more indebted and face what increasingly appears to be a permanent budget deficit.

  30. Women report screening profiles, withholding personal information and managing interactions to protect themselves as researchers push for stronger obligations on dating platforms.

  31. The original policy gave the company almost unlimited powers to collect data on its Australian vehicle owners and broad discretion on how this could be disclosed.

  32. Independent testing found cheap smart glasses could be accessed by an attacker without a password, allowing them to gain control of the glasses and stored images.

  33. For the past eight weeks, ABC teams have been talking to thousands of people across the country about what matters to them, and there is a consistent message.

  34. It's a holiday hotspot drawing millions of tourists a year but the death of a teenage girl has highlighted the dangers of Pattaya's sex industry.

  35. From a mile-a-minute Filipino, to a claymation that will keep littlies in their seats, to a very-nearly-shelved Looney Tunes caper, there is something that will keep all age groups happy.

  36. Gen Z is the first generation to be pushing back against phone dependency and social media doomscrolling, an Australian researcher says.

  37. This is what to know about health insurance and pregnancy care options if you plan on having children.

  38. Anthony Albanese and more than a dozen world leaders have issued an urgent plea for global guardrails to ensure AI remains "under human control".

  39. ASIC commissioner Simone Constant has fired a shot across the bow of Australian private credit, warning the clock is ticking on poor lending practices.

  40. Despite seeing his party tumble to its worst regional election defeat in post-war Germany, Chancellor Friedrich Merz vows to stay in power after announcing the centre-left Social Democrats wanted to remain in a coalition with his conservatives.

  41. The Chinese leadership accused the high-ranking military officers of disloyalty and corruption involving "exceptionally large" sums of money.

  42. Reporters from the three major news outlets were blocked from the White House over reporting Mr Trump called "fake news".

  43. Bondi Vet television personality Chris Brown, occasional KIIS fill-in host Amy Gerard and former Nova star Jack Charles will begin broadcasting on November 9.

  44. A man has been banned from Oz Comic-Con after allegedly biting one of the artists on Sunday afternoon.

  45. Darwin teacher Bindi Isis is challenging a preliminary decision by the Northern Territory's Teacher Registration Board to suspend her registration.

  46. A woman with an intellectual disability who was "emaciated" at the time of her death never accessed tens of thousands of dollars' worth of disability support funding despite prior approval, an inquest hears.

  47. Court hears Nathaniel Jackman had smoked cannabis and did not hold a valid driver's licence prior to the fatal rollover near Yalgoo.

  48. See what your favourite footballers and their dates are wearing to the AFL's glitzy best-and-fairest award countdown.

  49. The NRL admits the Warriors were wrongly denied a crucial late penalty in their 12-10 semi-final loss to Newcastle, and that could cost top referee Ashley Klein a preliminary final.

  50. The Cape Falcon vessel, sailing under a Liberian flag, ran aground six nautical miles east of the Port of Gladstone on Friday.