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Oil company wins tenders in Channel Country with supply to stay in Australia

An Australian oil boss says any fossil fuels taken from a new location in Queensland's Channel Country will stay in Australia, but it could take years before oil or gas flows.

12 Oct 2026
Riyadh airport stays closed as Saudis probe failures in deadly attack

Saudi officials investigate how its air defences failed to intercept deadly attacks launched by the Houthis.

12 Oct 2026
Track cyclist who ditched Australia withdrawn from world champ squad

British track cyclist Matthew Richardson, who defected from Australian cycling at the end of the Paris Games, has been withdrawn from this week's UCI Track World Championships in Shanghai.

12 Oct 2026
EDs 'not adequately equipped' for aging population, report says

The nation's peak body for emergency doctors has warned that long emergency department waits are common because of surging demand driven by Australia's aging population.

12 Oct 2026
Delhi a fortress as 'cockroach' protesters show no sign of backing down

New Delhi's Supreme Court is expected to hear a petition on alleged vote rigging today, as thousands of protesters defy a security crackdown in the capital.

12 Oct 2026
Live: Taxpayers fund $630m pay boost for care workers

Nearly half a million health, disability and community workers will get a taxpayer-funded top-up to their wages, the government has confirmed. Follow live.

12 Oct 2026
Albury councillors hit pause on massive 29 per cent rate rise plan

Albury Ratepayers Association president Susan Keighran is leading the fight against Albury City Council's plan to impose an almost 30 per cent rate hike.

12 Oct 2026
Refusing to yield momentum, ruthless Australia is perfectly set for victory

South Africa tried to wrestle back some control of the first Test, but Matt Renshaw again shone to put Australia in sight of victory.

12 Oct 2026
Renewed mineral sands mine bid 'a turd in glitter', resident says

A planning expert has accused the Victorian government of manipulating its own system by reconsidering a critical minerals project it rejected in 2021.

12 Oct 2026
Quick hits: Cummins blasts and Maharaj juggles as Smith pulls up lame

Pat Cummins's explosive knock pushes Australia clear, Keshav Maharaj produces some magic in his follow-through and Steve Smith doesn't join his teammates in the field. Here are the quick hits from day four of the first Test between Australia and South Africa.

12 Oct 2026
'Nearly nothing left' of Canberra massage parlour after crash, then robbery

An employee of Harmony Tree, which was robbed in the night after five people were injured by a car ploughing through its shopfront on Friday, says there's "nearly nothing left" of the massage parlour.

12 Oct 2026
Tasmania's EDs taking the hit for health system failure, report finds

Insufficient planning for an aging population has left Tasmania's healthcare system ailing, a national report by the Australasian College of Emergency Medicine has found.

12 Oct 2026
Council ignored warnings amid alleged 1990s daycare abuse, lawsuit claims

Seven people are suing a NSW council that they say failed to protect them from sexual abuse they suffered as children in the 1990s.

12 Oct 2026
Doctor banned for prescribing drugs to patient, then buying them back

A South Australian GP has lost his registration after entering an arrangement with a patient that involved prescribing an addictive opioid medication, which he then bought back, a tribunal has ruled.

12 Oct 2026
Man arrested over weekend death of Melbourne woman

Victoria Police say a 31-year-old Carlton man handed himself in in relation to the death of the 21-year-old woman in a block of flats.

12 Oct 2026
AI inquiry urges independent safety watchdogs inside companies

A bipartisan parliamentary committee wants independent experts embedded inside AI companies, backs data centre investment and urges a copyright review.

12 Oct 2026
Billions in the bin as economy struggles with true cost of food waste

Australia wastes about $36 billion worth of food a year and experts say many businesses don't even know how much potential profit they're throwing away.

12 Oct 2026
Australian engineer speaks after being freed from Baghdad jail

Robert Pether pays an emotional tribute to his family as he lands in Dublin after being freed from an Iraqi prison after a five-year ordeal.

12 Oct 2026
ESafety says it can't prevent Australians from seeing execution live stream

The office of eSafety says it does not have the power to proactively block the live streaming of a US execution in Australia, but online services have the responsibility to protect users from harmful material.

12 Oct 2026
Wallabies admit they 'faced the music' after harrowing All Blacks loss

It was brutal and confronting, but the Wallabies knew they had to face the reality of Saturday night's defeat to the All Blacks sooner rather than later.

12 Oct 2026