Seven Nigerian soldiers have been killed and nearly twice as many captured after militants claiming to Boko Haram set on them in while on patrol in Borno.
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A strata manager has been banned for life after she allegedly stole more than $2m from dozens of strata schemes.
Emma Kirk
Almost half of Australians already use AI to shop online, but Mastercard’s breakthrough could eliminate the security risks that have plagued digital purchases.
Cameron Micallef
Economists warn a ‘magic number’ to be released on Wednesday will decide if cash-strapped mortgage holders have to endure more rate pain.
More than 40,000 land claims remain unresolved in NSW, but the Aboriginal Land Council will not let them go unnoticed.
Keira Jenkins
The first of three health hubs designed in part to help WA seniors stay out of the hospital system has started seeing patients ahead of its official opening in the coming months.
Oliver Lane
An overnight drone strike on the city of Odesa is the latest in Moscow's winter campaign Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
A first-of-its-kind support service for junior doctors has improved workforce shortages at one of the State’s biggest hospital service providers.
Claire Sadler
A Melbourne company creating vehicles with no seats, no doors and no steering wheel has secured an investment to boost its manufacturing.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
From quiet acts of kindness to major fundraising efforts, the Shire of Esperance’s 2026 citizens of the year have proved an inspiration to the local community.
Jessica Antoniou
With childcare waitlists finally easing following the establishment of two new centres, a reputable local day care is throwing open its doors to encourage more families to join the centre.
Tegan Guthrie
A mere one-point difference now separates the ladder leaders of the Manjimup Basketball men’s A league, after a thrilling defeat of the Barracudas by title-contending Purple Cobras.
Serian Lockwood-Jones
A group of former Kambalda geologists have united to celebrate the diamond anniversary of a discovery which led to a nickel exploration boom in WA.
Local youth can show off their moves at free skateboarding workshops and a competition this week hosted by the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
Isabella Davis
The Shire of Bridgetown proudly recognised two outstanding contributors to community life during its Australia Day celebrations.
The Shire of Nannup held its official Australia Day celebrations at Foreshore Park on Monday, with a vibrant program of events to celebrate Australian culture and the unique character of the Nannup community.
The 61-year-old took his boat out alone at around 7.30am last week, with police alerted that his vessel was found unaccompanied and adrift hours later.
Rebecca Ruthven
Brightstar Resources is firing up the drill rigs as it prepares for a prefeasibility study at the Sandstone gold project in the September quarter.
Neil Watkinson
Two Geraldton locals have flown the flag for WA, with Jack Etherton and Owen Scatena producing stand-out performances for Team WA at the national under-18 men’s State tournament.
Derek Goforth
Australia Day had an extra special meaning for dozens of people hailing from a melting pot of cultures in the Mid West and Gascoyne, who officially became Australian citizens.
Sally Q Davies
The future of nostalgic drive-in theatre in a Mid West town has been secured thanks to a funding boost to modernise its ageing technology.
Kate Campbell
Live music fans travelling to Kalgoorlie-Boulder for the upcoming Sunset Concert Series are being encouraged to stay a little longer in the region.
After a promising start for Warren Blackwood Cricket Association, winning their first game against Northam, the side failed to win another match, being relegated.
Jack Penniment
Mines Rovers and Kambalda have each drawn home games for round one of the 2026 Goldfields Football League competition.
Neale Harvey
