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Underground 'bush doofs' get legal makeover in WA's South West
Margaret River promoter Muso Kami hopes to ease local concerns and provide a place for people to dance the night away without breaking the law. Source link
Jess Hull says 'my time is coming' after another world championship medal
Jess Hull wins her second medal of the world indoor championships, while compatriot Adam Spencer nabs his first global medal as Australia finishes the meet with five medals. Source link
Kyle Sandilands launches legal action over $100m contract termination
Controversial radio host Kyle Sandilands has launched legal action against ARN Media after it terminated his $100 million contract. Source link
How every Matilda fared at the 2026 Women's Asian Cup
From the players who lit up the tournament to those who never quite got going, here is a closer look at how each Matilda fared at the 2026 Women’s Asian Cup. Source link
Punters sigh with relief as historic tropical pub dodges cyclone disaster
An intense cyclone approaching the Far North Queensland coast brought back traumatic memories of a daring rooftop helicopter rescue, but with the crisis averted, Cooktown is back open for business. Source link
Yarra Valley Water betting on AI to predict asset failures
But faces tough LLM hosting dilemma. Source link
ATO to upgrade its IBM mainframe again in quiet $104.8m deal
Exclusive: Selects newest generation z17. Source link
Bowen confirms petrol stations on east coast experiencing shortages — as it happened
Energy Minister Chris Bowen has confirmed dozens of petrol stations on Australia’s east coast are facing shortages amid a Question Time grilling on fuel supplies. Source link
ASX drops to 10-month low as fears of protracted war mount, oil edges up after Trump ultimatum — as it happened
Despite clawing back some of its earlier losses, the ASX 200 still lost ground, closing at its lowest level since May last year. Look back at how the trading session unfolded. Source link
UK cousin spurs fresh review in Cheryl Grimmer cold case
Michael Grimmer challenges the 2019 court ruling that excluded a key confession in his cousin Cheryl Grimmer’s 1970 disappearance, leading to a major breakthrough in the case. Source link