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- Nonprofit that tracks meteors taken down by "critical blow" from a cyberattack In the meantime, the IMO said it’s prioritizing the reporting of fireball observations, which can be reported here. The IMO has helped forge unified standards for reporting meteor observations.
- Anthropic and OpenAI want to embed safety evaluators. Will they be independent? Amodei said Anthropic would commit to giving independent evaluators like METR and Redwood Research access to the company’s systems. Alexander Meinke, head of research at Apollo Research, told TechCrunch.
- Enzo Le Fée makes amends from the spot as Sunderland overcome AZ Granit Xhaka, Sunderland’s captain, believes it is not unrealistic to dream about Régis Le Bris’s side travelling all the way to the Europa League final next spring.
- Passion Meets Precision at NASA’s Flight Research Lab Long before they helped shape NASA’s future aerospace breakthroughs, Derek Abramson, Justin Hall, and Justin Link were in their garages and homes building radio‑controlled aircraft, testing new ideas.
- US Federal Reserve raises interest rates for the first time since 2023 The US Federal Reserve voted to raise interest rates on Wednesday for the first time since 2023 as the central bank continues to fight to tamp down inflation.
- Morning Mail: AI tipping point warning; concerns about aged care scheme; and a US rate hike Granted | Federal Labor seats have received more than 90% of funds already awarded in the first five months of a multimillion-dollar grants program, Guardian Australia analysis reveals.
- Lionsgate releases a new trailer for Sunrise on the Reaping Lionsgate has released an action-packed trailer for The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping —a sequel to 2023’s Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes and a prequel leading into the events.
- Geologist hopes to find evidence of underwater volcano Mount Gambier's Ian Lewis said geologists had long wondered if a volcano lay off the coast of Beachport, on the Limestone Coast.
- End of certainty: Governing in the ACT just became more chaotic The task of running a government in the territory just got harder, probably for everyone and likely forever.
- Aussie F1 Grand Prix loses season-opening honour but gains sprint race Melbourne will be the third stop on the Formula 1 calendar, with Bahrain hosting the season-opening race. The main race in Melbourne will be held on April 4.
- Palace hits back over Charles Spencer's claim about Princess Diana Diana was killed at the age of 36 when the car carrying her and Dodi Al-Fayed crashed in Paris as it sped away from chasing paparazzi photographers on motorbikes.
- CISA decides weekly vulnerability bulletin isn't necessary anymore Agency's shift from static CVSS scores to risk-based prioritization sends the old format packing September 28.
- Sleepless nights and depression for buyers after Bathla collapse Bathla buyers in Wollongong say the developer's collapse has left them emotionally and financially distressed.
- Daly Cherry-Evans has arrived at the end of forever Years ago, when Daly Cherry-Evans was merely in his early 30s, he'd say that he was going to play forever and he was only ever half-joking.
- 'Fear and anger' after domestic violence offender's sentence reduced Morris pleaded guilty to 19 offences committed between June 2020 and August 2023, including eight counts of intimidation, seven counts of contravening a caught domestic violence order.
- US Federal Reserve raises interest rates for the first time since 2023, defying Trump United States President Donald Trump has demanded interest rates be cut to 1 per cent after the US Federal Reserve raised interest rates on Thursday for the first time since.
- A memo from China reveals the CCP's fundamental fears about AI China's goals to integrate AI into 90 per cent of the country's economy by 2030 are underpinned by its plans to achieve worldwide dominance in the sector.
- Not just Proton: Getting to know Valve's new SteamOS compatibility layers Since the release of the Steam Deck, Valve fans have gotten familiar with the idea of the Proton compatibility layer that allows games written for Windows to run capably.
- After accusations of selling ‘perv glasses,’ Meta prepares to sell a pair without a camera Meta’s camera-equipped smart glasses have proven more successful than other entrants into the market, but they have also disturbed certain consumers who see them as invasive emblems of a dystopian.
- Woman's dying wish to see brother denied amid visa dispute Living with an excruciating bone disease, Anna Rochford's dying wish is to see her brother one last time.
- ‘Inflation is too high and has been for too long,’ says Kevin Warsh as Fed announces rate hikes – as it happened
- Beekeepers reeling after bees worth up to $20k stolen Beekeepers have reported dozens of stolen hives, containing nearly 500,000 bees in total. The thefts took place across two sites on the Atherton Tablelands.
- X will now let US users trade via Cashtags The Elon Musk-owned social network on Wednesday launched a feature called Cashtag that will let U.S. users on X place stock trades via participating brokerages.
- Data centres boom hoovering power. But there's a problem The road into the Golden Plains Wind Farm is like any other surrounding the small Rokewood township in Victoria's south-west — until you reach the turbines.
- How to make sure you are not impacted by misleading debt collection notices In fact, an additional 20,000 people contacted the organisation for debt advice in the year to August, taking the total to 187,905.
- 'Mobilisation of fear': The deeper strategy behind One Nation's immigration policy Speaking with ABC's Radio National on Monday morning, Environment Minister Murray Watt said One Nation's policy would trigger economic disruption.
- An ancient disease is surging in Australia — and it isn't always easy to detect In 2025, there were 42,393 gonorrhoea notifications and 5,986 infectious syphilis notifications — a 10-year increase of 57 per cent for gonorrhoea and 56 per cent for syphilis.
- ‘Made in Europe’ law threatens UK plans for reset with EU Government sources say legislation aimed at China poses a risk to British businesses and must be addressed.
- 'Pretty emotional': video shows humpback whale with stillborn calf A female humpback whale was filmed interacting with its stillborn calf in waters off the Gold Coast last year.
- Queensland cities 'not quite' ready to host Games as majority of hotels inaccessible A new report has found about 2 per cent of hotel rooms in Brisbane and Cairns are accessible.
- California may gut state net neutrality law to comply with Trump admin demand California is on the verge of accepting $1.86 billion in federal broadband grant funds, despite the Trump administration telling states they cannot enforce net neutrality rules on any Internet service.
- Automattic’s interim CEO and legal chief signed reciprocal severance deals during Mullenweg’s brief ouster Last week, on September 9, Automattic’s board voted to put CEO Matt Mullenweg on paid leave, a decision the board still hasn’t explained publicly.
- Labor's migration overhaul targets temporary visas The federal government will tighten temporary visa rules in a bid to reduce net overseas migration to 225,000 people by 2028.
- Andrew Barr issues warning on visa cuts as Tony Burke prepares to unveil migration plan Temporary visa cuts could threaten ACT projects.
- Woolies closure leaves 'forgotten' suburb wanting Colin McLeod hopes people still come by his shop after the supermarket closes.
- 'Seeing a govt crumble': ACT Opposition Leader says Labor in disruption 'Seeing a govt crumble': ACT Opposition Leader says Labor in disruption.
- Morris Property Group lists Canberra House as commercial market gains steam The building is one of half a dozen sites transacting this year.
- Big Splash remains shut as Chris Steel orders a new analysis Another long Canberra summer without Big Splash.
- What makes Canberra No. 1 and why locals love it The ranking was made in the Oxford Economics Global Cities Index 2026.
- Teens charged with murder over Sydney mistaken-identity shooting Two boys, aged 14 and 16, have been charged with murder over the alleged mistaken-identity shooting of a university student in Sydney's south-west.