Touré Fires Again as Norwich Socceroo Hits Five Goals in Three Games
Socceroo Mohamed Touré has scored again for Norwich City, bringing his tally to five goals from just three games for the Canaries.
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Priya Narayanan 
Epstein File Release Leaves Key Allegations Against Trump Unaddressed
The DOJ's Epstein file release is missing material tied to a woman who alleges she was assaulted by Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump as a minor.
Priya Narayanan 
New in Cinemas: Kevin James, Amanda Seyfried and More
From Kevin James returning to romantic comedy to Amanda Seyfried in a religious drama, here is what is worth watching in cinemas this week.
Aisha Khoury 
US Sends Largest Middle East Military Force in Two Decades
The US has deployed its largest concentration of warships and military aircraft to the Middle East since 2003, in a pointed message to Tehran.
James Callahan 
South Africans Allegedly Tricked Into Fighting for Russia Return Home
Eleven South Africans allegedly deceived into fighting for Russia in Ukraine have returned home, as Pretoria investigates recruitment linked to a major opposition party.
Sophia Vargas 
Bate Bay Crowned Australia's Best Beach for 2026
Tourism Australia has named the beaches of Bate Bay in Sydney's south as the country's best for 2026, topping a list that spans every state and territory.
Oliver Pemberton 
Brisbane Braces for a Week of Heavy Rain and Humidity
Brisbane is preparing for a prolonged stretch of wet, humid weather as a rain system moves over the city for up to a week.
Zara Mitchell 
WA Abattoir Closes the Day It Receives Federal Grant Funding
A WA abattoir near Katanning has shut down on the same day it received $3.33 million in federal grant funding, exposing tensions in the live export transition.
Yuki Tamura 
E-Bike Riders and Sports Clubs Clash at Runaway Bay Precinct
Tensions at Runaway Bay Sports Precinct on the Gold Coast have escalated after a cyclist was deliberately targeted, prompting council to restrict e-device access.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
Power Bill Pain Bites as Federal Energy Rebates Expire
More than one in six Australians can't comfortably meet their latest power bills after federal energy rebates expired, new Canstar survey data shows.
Yuki Tamura 
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Oliver Pemberton 
Trump's World Cup: Sport's Biggest Political Powder Keg
The 2026 World Cup was meant to unite North America. Instead it is shaping up as the most politically charged sporting event in living memory.
Yuki Tamura 
E-Bike Riders and Sports Clubs Clash at Runaway Bay
Tensions between local sports clubs and e-bike riders have reached boiling point at Runaway Bay on the Gold Coast, raising questions about space, safety, and local governance.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
NSW Road Cameras to Scan Both Directions from March 1
NSW's AI-powered road safety cameras will begin scanning traffic in both directions from Sunday, with no new cameras added to the fleet.
James Callahan 
Rare Stationary Tropical Low Floods Four States Simultaneously
A near-stationary tropical low over the Simpson Desert has triggered flooding across NT, SA, Qld and NSW, with some areas recording close to their annual rainfall in a single day.
Zara Mitchell 
Coconut Cartel Claims Filmed Arson Attack in Guildford
A group calling itself the Coconut Cartel has claimed a car fire in Guildford, releasing footage showing the attack on the vehicle.
Mitchell Tan 
Missing US Mother Found Alive After 24 Years, But Won't Reveal Her Location
A US woman missing since 2001 has been found alive, but has asked authorities not to tell her family where she is living.
Sophia Vargas 
New Zealand Ends Sri Lanka's T20 World Cup Dream on Home Soil
New Zealand has knocked Sri Lanka out of the T20 World Cup with a commanding 61-run win in Colombo, ending the co-hosts' campaign in the super eights.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
Australia's Late-Summer Weather Outlook for Thursday 26 February
Late February brings distinct conditions across Australia's climate zones, with the wet season gripping the north and summer heat persisting across the south-east.
Zara Mitchell 
Record Journalist Deaths in 2025: Israel Accounts for Two-Thirds of Toll
A press freedom watchdog has recorded 129 journalist deaths in 2025, with Israel responsible for two-thirds of fatalities in a second consecutive record-breaking year.
Mitchell Tan