Stocks hesitate in Asia with a lot riding on the Fed

Stocks have made a quiet start in Asia ahead of an action-packed week that is seemingly certain to see the US Federal Reserve resume its easing cycle, and perhaps leave the door... Read more »

‘I’m ready to be arrested’: How women in Iran fight ‘state-sanctioned sexual violence’

Every morning, Reyhaneh stands in front of her wardrobe, choosing an outfit for the day — an ordinary moment for many, but for her, the start of a “daily battle”.For many Iranian... Read more »

Massive fireball erupts as Israeli missiles strike Gaza high-rises

The Israeli military struck multiple high-rise buildings in Gaza City on Sunday, after warning people to leave several neighbourhoods, in the latest round of destruction since Israel ordered a complete evacuation of... Read more »

Charlie Kirk shooting suspect not cooperating with authorities, Utah governor says

Asked on CNN’s State of the Union program whether the roommate’s gender identity is relevant to the investigation, Cox said, “That’s what we’re trying to figure out right now. … It’s easy... Read more »

Jamaica’s Oblique Seville wins 100m gold in Tokyo

It didn’t look it, but Seville said that in the semi-final and then the final on Sunday night he panicked again. Maybe a bit of panic is a good thing. “I have... Read more »

AFLW Round 5 Sunday wrap: Kangaroos claim grand final rematch against Lions as Saints and Cats record big wins

North Melbourne has claimed a record 17th consecutive win in scintillating fashion, beating Brisbane by 29 points in the AFLW grand final rematch. The Lions went toe-to-toe with red hot reigning premiers... Read more »

Reece Walsh grabs the Sun to lead Brisbane to an all-time victory over Canberra

You could write a million words about Brisbane’s 29-28 win over Canberra and they still wouldn’t be enough but there’s only two that really matter and they’re “Reece Walsh.” In one of... Read more »

Tenancy Tribunal evicts man after heroic dog leaped to neighbour’s defence

Molina left, nervous of the dog, and the woman hurried in the opposite direction, her statement said, but she could hear him yelling something as she left. The view from Takarunga Mt... Read more »

WA set to get two new public holidays in 2028 in upcoming legislation

West Australians can anticipate additions to their holiday calendars after Premier Roger Cook announced plans to introduce legislation in parliament next week to change the state’s public holidays. Mr Cook said the... Read more »

‘A facility for them’: Labor says WA shipyard to be used by US for sub maintenance as it commits $12bn | Aukus

The US will be able to use a major naval precinct in Western Australia to dock and maintain its own nuclear-powered submarines, the federal government has confirmed, after committing $12bn to upgrade... Read more »