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- Raise a glass to an Italian classic Venues around Australia are getting into the spirit of Negroni Week by adding fresh twists to the Italian cocktail.
- A taste of Sumba Michelin-starred chefs descend on the Indonesian island for a food festival with a difference.
- Polar cruising with Ponant at an intimate evening shared with West Travel readers at WA Museum Boola Bardip Michael Ferrante recounts West Travel Club’s polar voyage showcase with partner Ponant Explorations.
- Emirates offers neurodivergent passengers a practice run Reducing the stress by getting the hang of airport procedures.
- Cruising takes travellers to lesser-known Japan Ports of call give closer insights.
- JB Hi-Fi vs Harvey Norman: Which dividend stock wins? If you're an Aussie investor eyeing retail stocks for dividends, JB Hi-Fi Ltd and Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd quickly spring to mind.
- Canon's R8 II camera borrowed its styling from a classic SLR film camera T's now Canon's lightest full-frame camera with 5-axis stabilization and can shoot at 40 fps. Though preoccupied with vlogging lately, Canon hasn't forgotten its photography market.
- Could this ASX biotech jump more than 150%? One broker thinks so Shares in Neurizon Therapeutics Ltd are down about 45% over the past 12 months, but according to the team at Morgans, there is potentially good upside in the stock.
- ‘Stress tested’: Why One Nation won’t reveal migration modelling One Nation has revealed why it won’t be releasing modelling of its immigration strategy, as Labor stands poised to release its own plan.
- NZ parliament passes India trade deal to cut tariffs New Zealand's parliament has passed its free trade agreement with India.
- Tony Burke set to unveil Labor's new migration plan amid working holiday visa concerns Labor is expected to unveil its migration policy, with Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke set to outline the plan at the National Press Club on Thursday.
- Ex-spy chief warns Muslim community can't feel targeted A former ASIO boss who was tasked with investigating intelligence failures in the lead up to the Bondi attack says Australia must have a discussion.
- Castle Hill dad claims $2.2 million Saturday Lotto win after forgetting ticket for nearly two weeks What began as an ordinary visit to his local newsagency turned into a life-changing moment when a father learnt he had become a multi-millionaire.
- AFL finals: Brennan Cox ruled out of Fremantle Dockers’ preliminary final clash against Sydney The Dockers have made a ruling on Brennan Cox ahead of Friday’s preliminary final.
- Wagin Palace Hotel speaks out against FoodWorks plans for Cellarbrations liquor store in letter The Wagin Palace Hotel has voiced strong opposition to a proposal to incorporate a liquor store into one of the local supermarkets.
- Anthropic CEO renews call for AI slowdown as Nvidia’s urges acceleration Anthropic’s CEO took the stage at a conference in San Francisco on Tuesday to reiterate his call for a slowdown of AI development, while Nvidia’s CEO argued against such deceleration.
- We don’t need AI regulation — leave safety to us, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang says Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang made his position on the dangers AI poses very clear while speaking at Salesforce’s Dreamforce conference on Tuesday.
- Democrats probe Russian-funded wedding parties for Donald Trump's son An investigation is underway into reports that a Russian oligarch paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for the wedding celebrations of US President Donald Trump's son earlier this year.
- Yvonne Whear’s car found in river as mystery surrounding NSW woman’s disappearance continues Police divers found the car in the Rous River in Dulguigan on Saturday 12 September – a short distance from Whear’s home.
- OpenAI backs bills on AI and biological weapon threats OpenAI is backing a provision of a bill that needs leading AI companies to embed independent evaluators to assess the safety of their models.
- Third Heathrow runway should only go ahead if airlines pay for cleaner flying, say advisers Heathrow's third runway cannot be approved without changes to current climate policies, the government's advisers have said.
- Chery says the cost of setting up yet another brand in Australia is worth it Chery says it's worth creating another brand here to appeal to customers it might otherwise not have attracted.
- Taste the garden at Wayfinder’s new sustainable Cowaramup winery and restaurant For diners at Cowaramup’s newest winery, the journey from paddock to plate is only a few steps away.
- Matt Corby to bring soulful sound and a few surprises to Margaret River’s Good Day Sunshine Festival Australian singer-songwriter Matt Corby will bring his soulful sounds to Margaret River next month, headlining Good Day Sunshine Festival with a few surprises in tow.
- 'My dad taught me everything I know': famous Raiders family eye Green Machine history The Wiki family holds a special place in Canberra Raiders history, and in the NRLW finals another proud chapter can be written.
- Considering a Level 2 EV charger? How to know if you need one When deciding between a household or a Level 2 charger, remember that an EV is not a smartphone, so it doesn't need to start each day at 100 percent.
- Calvin Harris announces first-ever headline tour in Australia The Grammy Award-winning producer and DJ will head Down Under for his first headline Australian tour in February next year.
- Apps target jet lag & anxiety The OneWorld airline alliance has partnered with a digital developer.
- New cyclone recovery centre for Top End evacuees A tropical region hard-hit by heavy rain and flooding in the last wet season is set to get a new cyclone recovery centre for evacuees.
- Ed Sheeran's support acts quit US tour after Macklemore dropped All four supporting acts for upcoming dates of Ed Sheeran's Loop tour have withdrawn in solidarity with fellow opening act Macklemore.
- Queenslanders’ rights to oppose mining projects ‘gutted’ by new laws, activists say A spokesperson for the Oakey Coal Action Alliance, a group of local farmers which litigated the case for 11 years.
- How to get Spotify's best audio quality The most logical place to start is with the audio quality selector itself, since that directly controls what Spotify sends to your device.
- AI app ads promoting 'objectification of women' banned by watchdog The Advertising Standards Authority said five ads uploaded to Meta platforms for AI companion and video generating apps had objectified and sexualised women, including through harmful gender stereotypes.
- It may be second in size only to Telstra. AI firm prepares for ASX listing AI data centre company Firmus Technologies is intending to raise up to $7 billion in an initial public offering next month.
- Kash Patel grilled for nearly five hours by US Senate FBI director Kash Patel has been grilled by the US Senate for nearly five hours over his management of the agency, including the ousting of experienced agents.
- Trump criticises 'horrible' Supreme Court decision after it blocks plan to restrict mail-in ballots Trump appointed three Supreme Court justices in his first term giving the court a conservative supermajority. US attorney-general Todd Blanche defended the president's attack on the judiciary.
- Outback pub hits the market as restoration costs soar The 128-year-old Cornwall Hotel in Boulder has survived riots and earthquakes and has now been listed for sale.
- How to manually update Android Auto (and what it might mean if you can't) The app lives in the Play Store, so start there if you want to update. The Google Play Store is responsible for keeping Android Auto up-to-date.
- Fishers fund review in last-ditch effort to overturn gillnet ban East coast inshore fishery operators say a report by consultants FishListic shows positive signs that they can meet international Marine Stewardship Council standards after consultation.
- Are USB-C flash drives better than USB-A ones? USB-C is more convenient for newer devices, but the connector type doesn’t make a flash drive faster.