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The Reserve Bank governor tells a Sydney gathering of economists she and her overseas counterparts are perplexed by what they call “sanguine” financial markets. They question is whether it will “all end in tears”. Source link

A fire at an industrial bread facility in Perth’s south causes a shortage of sliced bread on supermarket shelves across Western Australia. Source link

Parts of the state’s south-east are shrouded in smoke haze as dozens of fires burn across the region, which has suffered extreme heat. Source link

As juveniles in Kununurra continue to be arrested over car thefts, community leaders and the government are looking for solutions  Source link

In a week of wild weather across the country, the Bureau of Meteorology’s new website missed the mark. Source link

Photos and videos shown to a Victorian court capture a racially charged speech given by Thomas Sewell before he leads a group of 30 masked men through Ballarat. Source link

A youth has been charged by Tasmania Police after a 20-year-old man died in an alleged stabbing near Hobart’s Salamanca Place late on Saturday. Source link

Concertgoers who had tickets to see an Indian music superstar have been offered a refund after refusing to leave their Sikh dagger at the gate. Source link

The family of a man who was on a small boat that capsized on Friday night say they are mourning the loss of their uncle, brother and friend, as police scale back their search. Source link

Police charge a 38-year-old man who allegedly stabbed a Darwin priest in the face with a pen while he was setting up for evening mass. Source link