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Phillippines braces for another typhoon amid devastation of Kalmaegi
Typhoon Kalmaegi left hundreds dead and as Filipinos are bracing for more extreme conditions as they mourn their loved ones and pick up the pieces. Source link
'Sophisticated' deepfake scam using WA premier's likeness sparks warning
WA’s consumer watchdog says scams are getting more sophisticated and cheaper to make, as an AI video of state premier Roger Cook sparks new concerns. Source link
For women, divorce can mean never owning a home again
Rising house prices and lower incomes due to caring for children can make it especially difficult for women to re-enter the housing market after a divorce. Source link
'I wasn't sorry I did it': Why Fairlie Arrow faked her own kidnapping
Gold Coast singer Fairlie Arrow disappeared from her home in 1991. As a police kidnapping investigation unfolded and media attention ramped up, Arrow had to admit it was all a hoax. Source link
Debate brews over Bali's glass lift on 'world's most beautiful beach'
A new addition to Kelingking Beach has locals and tourists in an uproar, deeply dividing many along Bali’s tested fault line — development versus environmental conservation. Source link
Partnership protects sacred Pilbara water site but leaves questions
With sacred springs and water holes in northern WA drying up, the WA government decides to relocate where it is extracting groundwater from. Source link
Number of discarded syringes a 'frightening statistic' says mayor
There has been a massive surge in the number of discarded syringes being collected from the streets of Kalgoorlie-Boulder, with more than 5,323 so far this year. Source link
Mass graves and 'blood' seen from space: Inside Sudan's 'invisible' crisis
The latest chapter in Sudan’s civil war has captured the world’s attention. To understand what’s happening now it helps to understand some of the country’s history. Source link
ALP heavyweight Graham 'Richo' Richardson dies, aged 76
The PM leads tributes for the former minister who was a political powerbroker from the time he dived headlong into Labor’s factional brawls in the 1960s to his final days. Source link
NT coroner hears medical concerns brushed aside before death in custody
A coronial inquest into the death in custody of a Darwin prisoner has heard prison officers ignored concerns about the “comatose” man being placed alone in a cell. Source link