8 h. ago Your phone can suddenly become a fire risk. Here’s what to do.

When your phone is no longer sitting flush in its case, it’s a big, honking sign of danger.

Events

20 h. ago Beside Trump, Prabowo was in his happy place – at home it’s a different story

The Indonesian president returns from the backslapping at Egypt to plummeting approval ratings and his signature policy embroiled in a crisis of his own making.

Politics

30 h. ago His colleagues met at a retreat to plot the future. Barnaby couldn’t wait to leave

You could see Barnaby Joyce’s break-up with the Nationals coming. What he does next – and if he can pull it off – is much less clear.

Politics

33 h. ago Hanson targets Canavan, Price in hopes Joyce will lead defection to One Nation

Pauline Hanson is targeting several high-profile Coalition MPs to join Barnaby Joyce in what she hopes will be a significant defection to One Nation over net zero and migration.

Events

65 h. ago Everywhere you look this weekend, women will be wearing bald caps. If you know, you know

A sea of “baldies” is sweeping through Australia’s east and west coasts for a black-tie affair they’ve been waiting 13 years for. The hottest accessory for an event of such magnitude? Not their aviator sunglasses.

Politics

68 h. ago No reservations and angry signs: Sydney’s worst restaurant habits

The annual Bad Food Guide is back to highlight Sydney dining’s dark side.

Politics

3 d. ago Sniper claimed he ‘did a community service’ by killing WA underworld heavyweight, court told

The WA Supreme Court has heard the man who David Pye allegedly paid to shoot former Rebels boss Nick Martin was glad he killed him.

Events

3 d. ago Call this a geriatric rant if you wish, but at 90, I’ve decided enough is enough

I’m fond of King Charles but, on my significant birthday, I must declare: I am not his subject. I owe him no allegiance.

Politics

3 d. ago ‘I’ll catch you then’: Breakfast radio host won’t be back after ratings dip

Peter Fegan signed off from his final show telling listeners he would be back on Monday as usual.

Politics

3 d. ago Wild footage shows the moment crocodile goes for fisher's catch

Isla was reeling in a barramundi in the Kimberley when a waiting crocodile made a beeline for her catch.

Politics

4 d. ago Labuschagne’s Ashes spot all but sewn up as Konstas goes back to drawing board

Every sign is pointing to the likelihood that Marnus Labuschagne will make a quick return to the Australian Test side at Sam Konstas’ expense.

Politics

4 d. ago ASX opens in the green; Macquarie jumps after $61.4b AI deal

The Australian sharemarket started the day in positive territory, as Macquarie shares climbed sharply higher after its funds business clinched a major data centre sale.

Economics

5 d. ago Charlie Curnow can deliver what Buddy couldn’t for the Swans – a premiership

Sydney’s move for the dual Coleman medallist is their most aggressive since their signing of Lance Franklin, but it could produce something far more tangible.

Politics

5 d. ago ‘He’s a liar’: Bikie says sniper made up story that he was paid to shoot Nick Martin

David Pye is accused of paying more than $150,000 for the hit on rival bikie Nick Martin, who was fatally shot in front of horrified onlookers, including his family, at Kwinana Motorplex in 2020.

Events

5 d. ago Fox News joins mass rebellion over Pentagon’s ‘unprecedented’ new reporting rules

The US Department of War has told journalists to sign a document that, among other things, stipulates they cannot solicit information which has not been explicitly authorised for release.

Politics

5 d. ago ‘The job is not done’: Trump demands Hamas return hostage bodies to Israel

Hamas plans to return the remains of four more dead hostages, as cracks appear in ceasefire deal with Israel opening fire on “suspects” in Gaza and clamping down on the flow of aid.

Politics

5 d. ago Circular Quay turns into money pit, with no sign of upgrades before 2027

A major revamp of the wharves and promenade was a promise at the last election. Despite $190 million being spent so far, construction remains a long way off.

Politics

6 d. ago Israel opens fire on ‘suspects’ in Gaza, as cracks appear in ceasefire deal

At least six Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire in the Gaza Strip, local authorities say, less than 24 hours after the US president declared peace.

Politics

6 d. ago She’s the only HSC student at her school. This is how Cody did it

In a town where the closest traffic light is 280 kilometres away, Cody Gallagher can’t wait for school to finish so she can explore new opportunities.

Politics

6 d. ago Building which houses famous Melbourne nightclub Revolver is for sale

The historic building which houses Melbourne's famous nightclub Revolver is expected to be sold off for a cool $15 million.

Society