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  1. Music has the ability to change hearts and minds.

  2. Clermont residents are still being urged to conserve water, while storage levels are critically low due to multiple pump failures.

  3. News figures show annual headline inflation jumped to 4 per cent in August, up from 3.5 per cent in July.

  4. Collingwood says it "looks forward" to Lachie Neale joining the club in 2027 after it is announced he is leaving the Brisbane Lions.

  5. Police are searching for a group of offenders who broke into the urban farm in Bundoora before stealing a tractor and ramming it through the front door of the cafe.

  6. The companies in the consortium have delivered a host of stadiums including Lang Park, the Gabba, Melbourne's Docklands stadium and Penrith Stadium in Sydney.

  7. A teenager has died in a car crash in Adelaide's northern suburbs overnight, with a learner driver charged with aggravated cause death by driving.

  8. Alan Kohler, one of the most influential journalists Australia has ever produced, will retire at the end of the year.

  9. Daniel Tupou is edging closer to becoming the first Roosters player in more than 80 years to win four premierships because he always finds his best on the biggest day of the season.

  10. Australia gives captain Sophie Molineux every chance to play in white-ball matches against Bangladesh and New Zealand, as she battles a hip injury.

  11. The Australian Education Union (AEU) says half a million dollars will not be enough to cover all necessary infrastructure upgrades at the new Alice Springs high school merger.

  12. Emergency services were called to the Moonyoonooka area just east of Geraldton in Western Australia's Midwest in the early hours of the morning.

  13. A proposal by CDC Data Centres would see one of the largest data centres in Australia developed on the outskirts of Wagga Wagga.

  14. The actor best known for playing principal Richard Belding on Saved by the Bell has died aged 75.

  15. The review, released on Friday, said no government data or sensitive information was compromised during the incident.

  16. The council has voted to overturn a 2022 decision to advocate for the federal government to move Australia Day from January 26.

  17. Revisit the biggest revelations and tense moments from NSW ICAC's Operation Rosny, as public hearings end and the anti-corruption commission adjourns to consider evidence.

  18. The ASX is likely to start its day flat, or even slightly lower.

  19. Simone Biles understands the speculation about whether she will compete at another Olympics, mostly because she is wondering about the prospect herself.

  20. Designer Brodie George said it was a proud moment watching her daughter's artwork debut at a fashion show in her remote hometown of Fitzroy Crossing.

  21. The Town of Cambridge, home of Perth's popular City Beach, will have to foot the bill for the heavy machinery and labour needed to take the whale carcass to landfill.

  22. The ABC visits the east Melbourne seat of Glen Waverley, where the Suburban Rail Loop, potholes and the cost of living are major issues two months out from polling day.

  23. Two-time Paralympic gold medallist Rowan Crothers creates history at the Australian Short Course Championships in Sydney.

  24. The federal government has quietly published the Future Fund's half-yearly report and it reveals a portfolio that includes weapons makers and SpaceX.

  25. The opposition leader says the government is not in control of inflation and interest rates.

  26. A man has been charged with murder after police discovered the bodies of two men at a remote property near Grafton weeks apart.

  27. The federal government is cracking down on NDIS providers offering residents in remote Northern Territory Aboriginal communities gifts, including food, alcohol and tobacco.

  28. After multiple security breaches, the back carriage has been closed off on many Tangara trains.

  29. A cafe owner in dispute over a building compliance issue may have to take their case to court, as a retail law passed four years ago is yet to be enacted.

  30. Manchester City is found guilty of arranging "sham" contracts as part of financial breaches that helped it dominate the sport, in what has become the biggest scandal in Premier League history.

  31. At least 260 educational programs in Australia are sponsored by fossil fuel companies, according to a report by a climate advocacy group.

  32. The South Australian government's timeline to transition the District Council of Coober Pedy out of administration is set to be discarded — without any new end date being set.

  33. The NRL's and NRLW's best gather in Sydney tonight to crown rugby league's biggest stars at the Dally M Awards.

  34. New Queensland Health data shows 55 pregnant women have been diagnosed with the sexually transmitted disease so far this year.

  35. A Sydney solar company has collapsed, leaving large numbers of customers furious after they paid hefty deposits for battery systems under a multi-billion-dollar federal government scheme.

  36. A teenage boy and two men have been charged over the mistaken-identity shooting of a university student in Sydney's south-west earlier this month.

  37. While the Geelong and Broadmeadows economies have bounced back from Ford factory closures in 2016, former workers say their journeys have been tough.

  38. The Greens will select a new leader after the shock resignation of Larissa Waters, as the party considers its future direction amid a surging One Nation.

  39. As people on TikTok share negative views and misinformation about hormonal contraception, the algorithm rewards the engagement these videos generate.

  40. A long-awaited train line to the Melbourne Airport is a step closer, with the state and federal governments announcing a timeline for completion of the nearby Keilor East station.

  41. The story that has emerged around the warnings Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly received ahead of October 7 involves secret flights and covert phone calls.

  42. While the study of death records across 500 occupations is US based, experts say the finding could be similar in Australia and suggests more radiation monitoring of airline crew is needed.

  43. Home owners are looking for ways to earn extra funds as the increase to interest rates to 4.6 per cent makes it harder to make ends meet.

  44. Another interest rate rise has turned attention to government spending, weak productivity and other domestic pressures contributing to inflation.

  45. Counterterrorism police arrested five suspects, all men in their 20s from London, on explosives and terrorism charges on Sunday after a local resident raised the alarm about suspicious activity.

  46. In one of the nation's most conservative regions, a group of drag queens are taking country pubs by storm.

  47. Which aircraft is currently used on the Qantas non-stop flight from Perth to London?

  48. The latest new releases from some of the world's biggest literary stars, including Emily St John Mandel, RF Kuang and Kate Atkinson, are among this month's best books.

  49. US President Donald Trump says he does not want to work with his Chinese counterpart to govern AI because it would make it harder for American companies to get ahead.

  50. Andy Burnham flags changes to Brexit and promises to keep the UK together in his biggest speech since becoming PM.