National News

‘There is only room for one culture’

KIM Vuga, whose organisation Love Australia or Leave has become a new political party, has a stark message for those who don’t like Aussie culture.

Labor grills Brandis on WhatsApp use

PENNY Wong called on George Brandis to reveal his WhatsApp history after claiming he never shared sensitive material, as the PM’s top 50 websites emerged.

One Nation support soars: Newspoll

SUPPORT for Pauline Hanson’s controversial One Nation party has skyrocketed since the July 2 Federal Election and shows no signs of slowing.

Labor retains government in ACT

LABOR in the ACT have declared victory, winning a fifth term in office in a minority government as the Canberra Liberals face 19 years in opposition.

Packer staff ‘detained in China’

THREE Australian employees of James Packer’s Crown Resorts casino chain, including the General Manager for VIP services, have reportedly been detained in China.

Photos

Prince Harry reunites with orphan pen pal Mutsu Potsane

THE 15-year-old first met the royal a decade ago when Harry was visiting Africa on his gap year. The exchange sparked a longstanding friendship, corresponding regularly ever since.

2016 Sony World Photography Awards

Got a great pic? Why not enter it into the Sony World Photography Awards? Check out the competition from these amazing entries.

UPDATE: THE Davidson family found dead in their home yesterday are believed to have been deliberately gassed to death with a poison that was released from numerous gas bottles found throughout the house.

Exclusive Badgery’s airport to be bigger than Heathrow

EXCLUSIVE: The new airport at Badgery’s Creek will form the heart of a new “aerotropolis” to be called the Greater West City, featuring universities, hotels and even sporting stadiums.

Indoor scrap Soccer cops bashed black and blue

TWO off-duty officers playing in a police footy team suffered a broken nose and a suspected broken jaw during a punch-up at an indoor soccer match last night.

Queensland

Courier Mail

Gable Tostee appears to be holding a metal object in this CCTV after Warriena Wright had fallen from his balcony. Picture: Supplied

Murder trial Tostee trial questions: What’s in his hand?

THE jury in the Gable Tostee murder trial has passed a note to the judge with four questions, including clarification of the long metal object the accused was allegedly carrying as he exited his apartment.

Luxury lounge Inside Qantas’ stunning new lounge

HOLIDAYS start early for VIP travellers at the new Qantas International Lounge at Brisbane Airport. CHECK IT OUT

Network move Extreme lengths to protect Karl

CHANNEL 9 is seemingly going to extreme lengths to protect its golden boy Karl Stefanovic as he copes with his marriage breakdown.

South Australia

The Advertiser

Northern suburbs Alleged vending machine thief arrested

A MAN arrested over numerous thefts from vending machines across metropolitan Adelaide is expected to front Elizabeth Magistrates Court today.

Pawelski Murder Police appeal to mystery caller in cold case murder

MAJOR crime detectives are asking a mysterious caller to phone back as they approach an arrest in the decade old murder of Emma Jade Pawelski.

Gibbs Blockbuster Gibbs deal edges closer

CARLTON may have given its first signal of finally conceding contracted midfielder Bryce Gibbs to Adelaide by being linked to GWS midfielder Rhys Palmer — and, more sensationally, to Fremantle’s Brownlow Medallist Nat Fyfe.

Victoria

Herald Sun

Traffic chaos Runaway dog closes West Gate Bridge

A RUNAWAY dog has caused commuters to go barking mad after all lanes on the Westgate were closed this morning.

Torn down Outrage over heritage pub demolition

THE State Government will consider higher penalties for the illegal demolition of heritage buildings after a 19th century Carlton pub was knocked down on the weekend.

Police negotiation Siege shuts down suburban street

HEAVILY armed police are negotiating with a man who is holed up in a house in Melbourne’s east.

Western Australia

PerthNow

Food review Meat Candy offers Southern comfort food to drool over

DOES Perth really need more Southern fried chook and slow-cooked, smoked meats in this city? The answer is a resounding yes. This convivial little haunt delivers flavour, fun and fantastic value.

Peter van Onselen Turnbull must lead the way

GOVERNMENT strategists need to understand that sometimes there are issues which if left on the agenda will distract from everything else you do.

Election promise Labor vows to sack Perth mayor, council

WA LABOR has again vowed to sack Perth Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi and the rest of the city council if elected next year over alleged undeclared gifts and travel.

Tasmania

Mercury

young man taking family for a road trip in car

Buckle up New push on seat belt safety

HUNDREDS of lives have been saved since the wearing of seat belts became mandatory in 1977, a Tasmania Police senior sergeant says.

Safety first RACT delivers black spot plea

SIX Tasmanian traffic sites should be considered for federal funding under the Black Spot Program, the RACT says.

‘Constitutional matter’ Pro-life protester in court challenge

TASMANIA’S nation-leading abortion laws are set to face a constitutional challenge from a pro-life campaigner convicted of protesting outside a termination clinic.

Northern Territory

No drive-thru Driver doles out damage to Centrelink office

A 16-YEAR-OLD teenager has been charged with dangerous driving after crashing his car into the Palmerston Centrelink office

Back to work Gunner to face heat as parliament returns

NEW Chief Minister Michael Gunner has vowed to hit the ground running today — with home ownership, youth justice and public disclosure as his first agenda items in the new parliament

Exclusive Failed takeover left Kormilda needing bailout

UPDATED: CONCERNED Kormilda parents will rally on the steps of Parliament House this morning amid revelations a failed takeover is behind the school’s financial situation