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  1. An analysis of thousands of job advertisements posted by Cambodian scam syndicates reveals how the multi-billion-dollar industry has continued amid a crackdown by the country's government.

  2. An inquest into the 2021 Hillcrest Primary School jumping castle tragedy that claimed the lives of six children has heard from a senior Tasmania Police officer.

  3. Most stains present in toilet bowls are due to scale build-up from the water supply, and removing them requires more than your average toilet cleaning, experts explain.

  4. Anthony LaPaglia is about to perform on a hometown stage in Adelaide for the first time with Death of a Salesman, recalling how he worked with the famed playwright on Broadway in the 1990s.

  5. Police were called to the Verran Street address around 5pm on Thursday with nearby residents reporting they could smell petrol near a property that was thought to be vacant.

  6. A 55-year-old man on his way to work has died and another driver has been injured after a crash involving two cars on a southern Tasmanian highway.

  7. Acting Justice Audrey Balla found the law firm was placed into voluntary administration to "obtain an advantage in this litigation".

  8. Andrew Hilfenhaus has been fined less than $500 for a driving crime he was charged with in the wake of a young footballer's death.

  9. A temporary vaccination service has been set up for a school community in Adelaide's southern suburbs after four students tested positive for measles.

  10. Dockers coach Justin Longmuir says he was 'cynical' about the Lachie Neale case, suggesting the reprieve should have come earlier in the week.

  11. Chris Fagan will again wait until after the grand final to confirm his future as he stands poised to join one of AFL coaching's most select clubs.

  12. Employees are set to bring air mattresses to local members of parliament's offices to highlight cases in which children have spent the night in government offices waiting for suitable placement to be found.

  13. Interstate footy fans flooded Melbourne Park on Thursday, as Brisbane and Fremantle prepare to play in the Grand Final tomorrow.

  14. Influenza cases are peaking unusually late in the year in Australia, so if you haven't had your flu jab this season, it's actually not too late.

  15. Mariana Enriquez is a leading voice in the gothic fiction scene, with her stories confronting the crimes of Argentina's dictatorship.

  16. With more than 6,000 junior players across the region and a long history of producing elite talent, the Queensland Heartland Bid is drawing on the ingredients that helped establish the North Queensland Cowboys.

  17. After years of being an underdog and an afterthought in AFL premiership talks, Fremantle is ready to take centre stage with its breakthrough triumph.

  18. Hannah Joyce Neale appeared in court today where the prosecution withdrew a charge of sexual abuse of a child, which meant she is no longer facing any criminal charges.

  19. Three men and a woman will face the Fremantle Magistrates Court charged with attempting to kill a 37-year-old man.

  20. Tasmanian Minister Felix Ellis says Liberal MPs will have a conscience vote on the Greens' bill to ban conversion practices in the state — and he'll be "voting no".

  21. The original Wallace & Gromit, Shaun the Sheep and Feathers McGraw puppets have been auctioned to help fund "opportunities for emerging filmmakers".

  22. The 76-year-old was struck in the arm and abdomen at the event in Butler, Pennsylvania — the wounds leaving him with lingering injuries that forced him to walk with a cane.

  23. Squishy toys are a must-have for many kids, but dangerous counterfeits are entering the market, with a social media trend causing severe burns.

  24. The prime minister tells the UN climate change and AI are key challenges demanding urgent global cooperation, just two days after Donald Trump told the same forum that both concerns were a "hoax".

  25. The Dolphins preliminary final against the Roosters could be the last match of Ray Stone's NRL career, and he is set to go down swinging regardless of the result.

  26. Mark Hutchings says his partner has Hannah died just two days after achieving her dream of becoming a mother.

  27. Eight sailors attempted suicide while deployed with the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier strike group, which spent a record-setting uninterrupted time at sea supporting the Iran war, according to the Navy's top civilian leader.

  28. A new generation of students from north-west Victoria is learning about their culture and taking it to the Melbourne stage.

  29. Customers say the cost of regional airfares remains unreasonable, and the high prices could be sending domestic tourists overseas.

  30. The American rapper, who has been an outspoken critic of Israel's assault on Gaza, was dropped from Ed Sheeran's US shows for making pro-Palestinian comments.

  31. Queensland police are investigating what they have described as the sudden death of man in his 80s more than 400 kilometres west of Brisbane.

  32. The last time Delvene Delaney visited Kakadu was during the filming of Crocodile Dundee and its sequel Crocodile Dundee II — both co-written and produced by her late husband John Cornell.

  33. Seven years ago, Ah Nee Nwe had barely heard of the AFL.

  34. Football fans have welcomed some of the world's most famous players to a regional city known for its love of another code.

  35. A man has been fined after being pulled over by police while lying next to a fridge sticking out the back of a car.

  36. A British farm used more than 10,000 pumpkins and squashes to create a portrait to celebrate the 100th birthday of Britain's most famous naturalist.

  37. After lobbying for years for a permanent war memorial, residents of Coral Bay have been told to make do with a transportable one by a government department.

  38. The proponents of a $1 billion waste processing facility near Mudgee are preparing for a battle with the NSW government over its energy-from-waste framework, as locals are divided.

  39. The FIFA president says he wants to create a culture that is "not about generating positive headlines" as federations call for him to step down.

  40. Kerry Blackman, the former chief executive of the Gidarjil Development Corporation, is found guilty of four charges of sexual assault after a trial in Bundaberg.

  41. The ASX is set to fall as a global bond sell-off deepens, with US yields hitting multi-decade highs as oil and inflation fears build.

  42. Australia's bushland is brimming with life and colour thanks to consistent rainfall events through autumn and winter.

  43. Speaking to scores of empty chairs after a mass walkout, Benjamin Netanyahu uses his UN speech to lavish praise on Donald Trump, savage Zohran Mamdani and predict Iran's population will topple its ruling regime.

  44. The pair have discussed Iran, Taiwan, AI and issues on the Korean Peninsula at bilateral talks in Washington in what is their eighth face-to-face meeting.

  45. Marco Jansen takes a catch that needs to be seen to be believed, halting Australia's spirited chase of 298 in the process.

  46. Since early last year, two grand ferry wharves have sat on picturesque pieces of headland in Sydney's Kamay Botany Bay National Park ready to welcome boats.

  47. Struggling for success and on the cusp of what might be a maiden flag, Fremantle supporters reflect on what's kept them going.

  48. Fiji has free testing and treatment to prevent mothers passing HIV to their babies.

  49. The prime minister will use a speech to the UN to say the world can only confront the breakdown of international rules and the emergence of AI if leaders band together.

  50. Warrnambool's Maremma guardian dogs, as seen in the movie Oddball, have not stayed a night on Middle Island for two years.