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- Google's revamped CC is an AI agent for families and groups Google has a new experimental AI offering called CC aimed at helping families stay organized.
- US military F-16 fighter jet crashes, pilot safe A US military spokesperson says an F-16 fighter jet from Texas has crashed in rural Michigan during a routine training exercise, with the pilot ejecting safely.
- 'I am learning': HYROX athlete apologises and withdraws after viral defecation incident The Australian athlete at the centre of the HYROX defecation controversy has apologised and retroactively withdrawn from the race after footage of the incident went viral internationally.
- Melbourne woman extradited after gun allegedly linked to Sydney killing Police are seeking to extradite a Melbourne woman over two gangland shootings before the death of Marco Tapia on September 1.
- AI coding agents' 0-click RCE flaw could hand attackers keys to the kingdom Plugin4Shell attack affects all the coding agents, researchers say. Instead of targeting the model or agent, Plugin4Shell attacks trusted marketplaces that host plugins for coding agents.
- Fighting a $3 million payout, the state of WA tried to have its cake and eat it too The Western Australian government was trying to have its cake and eat it too when it walked into the Court of Appeal last week.
- War crimes: UN fact-finding mission condemns US, Iran A UN mission has examined US conduct during the Iran war and the Iranian government's response to nationwide unrest, condemning both nations for their actions.
- Europa League roundup: Ferencvaros pile more misery on troubled Celtic Hoops beaten again after chastening loss to Rangers. Celtic suffered another European embarrassment as the Scottish champions were beaten 3-1 at home by Ferencvaros in the Europa League.
- Australia news LIVE: International students forced to consider their future after Burke’s migration overhaul; University bodies, charities criticise new rules Follow along as we bring you the latest live news updates from Australia and around the world.
- PrismML hopes its small LLM will change how we all use AI On Thursday, PrismML released Bonsai 2 27B, its latest in a family of models, which compresses Qwen3.8 27B, a widely used open source model from Alibaba.
- RFK Jr. names 8 new members to influential preventive medicine task force Anti-vaccine Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the names of eight new members of a 16-person federal task force intended to make scientifically independent.
- Anthropic says Claude 'leads' 26 percent of its AI R&D work Anthropic has a lot to say about AI safety in the aftermath of OpenAI's disclosure that its AI agents hacked Hugging Face.
- FBI tip-off leads to Qld 18yo being charged with violent extremism offences An 18-year-old Queenslander has been charged with extremist offences after allegedly running social media channels supporting violence against Muslims, Jews and migrants.
- Fire at Homebush West electrical substation Firefighters have been forced to let a large fire at a high-voltage Sydney substation burn itself out due to the electrical risk of getting close.
- First Nations netballers driving change, bringing cultural safety Tucker-Munro was also influential in establishing the First Nations Tournament, a yearly national championship now being held in Melbourne, and the Spirit Series.
- Teen facing 30 extremist charges after FBI tip-off The 18-year-old Queensland man was also charged with possessing child abuse material.
- FAA says laser strikes on aircraft fell for the third consecutive year The US Federal Aviation Administration released statistics Thursday about about the number of laser strikes on planes so far in 2026.
- North Korea warns of stronger response to US-led drills North Korea warns of stronger response to US-led drills.
- Iberica Bondi announces closure after three years in business A well-known hotspot for socialites and influencers has made a sad announcement.
- The FAA’s plan to fix air traffic? $875M worth of AI The Federal Aviation Administration has been struggling to manage an air traffic control shortage throughout the country.
- Small AI models let drones autonomously identify and attack battlefield targets As European militaries adapt to the use of AI and drones in modern warfare, a NATO-backed startup is helping to deploy AI-driven target detection and selection that can run.
- Toure benched amid Norwich hammering at Man City Socceroo Mohamed Toure looked sharp in a 20-minute cameo off the bench but Norwich were already down and out in their glamour League Cup tie at Manchester City.
- Hyrox athlete apologises for finishing race after soiling herself Joanna Wietrzyk issued a statement on her personal Instagram page to address the situation that unravelled after her race in Beijing.
- Harry attends first public engagement since UK return Dressed in black tie and wearing his military medals, Prince Harry posed for photographs and then for selfies with wounded veterans.
- Arzani scores Europa stunner on Celtic Park return Daniel Arzani has helped Ferencvaros to a 3-1 in the Europa League over his former club Celtic on his return to Glasgow.
- NBL rivals stocking up for chance to grab Kings' crowns The Sydney Kings face a set of serious challengers in their NBL title defence, with fellow heavyweights Melbourne United and Adelaide 36ers top of the list.
- Rescuer still struggling to process shark attack's aftermath The rescuer who helped save the victim of a shark attack in Geraldton has returned to the beach for the first time.
- How an NBA legend’s ‘superpower’ has shaped Melbourne United’s new coach Plus, check out how your team looks in our club-by-club wrap.
- We terminated a pregnancy so our daughter never had to suffer. It was agony. It cannot be the right of One Nation – or any anti-abortion activist – to choose for us | Anonymous We must defend the right of parents to decide, in whatever circumstances they find themselves. The wait stretched out; five, 10 minutes.
- King Charles ‘sounded giddily elated’ after Princess Diana’s death, brother Earl Spencer claims in new book A startling new allegation about King Charles’ reaction to Princess Diana’s death has emerged almost 30 years later.
- Buy, hold, sell: James Hardie, REA Group, and Ramelius shares JHX held its combined James Hardie and AZEK Investor Day in New York on 15 September 2026.
- Maserati, JAC and Huawei working on two EVs - report The global Maserati range could soon feature a new electric grand tourer that's partially made in China.
- Swimmer dies after shark attack at Perth beach – as it happened
- Which ASX dividend shares are buys for passive income? For income investors, that combination of development profits, land holdings, and a strong dividend track record could make Cedar Woods worth a closer look.
- Bushfire survivor builds fire-resistant small home kit that fits in ute tray In December 2019, their holiday home in Manyana on the New South Wales south coast had been cut off by the fatal Currowan State Forest bushfire.
- State sets agenda on medicinal cannabis drivers Motorists using medicinal cannabis will be allowed to drive in one state, while another takes a zero-tolerance approach.
- NT paramedics could carry pepper spray for safety, minister says The NT government has floated the idea of paramedics in the territory carrying pepper spray for their safety at work.
- Bathla administrators given more time as funding talks continue — as it happened Qantas is heading to the Fair Work Commission as hundreds of ground workers plan strikes next week.
- Buttler posts T20 milestone as England secure series Hosts England have won their three-match T20 series against Sri Lanka with a convincing victory in game two in Cardiff.
- Social media and cultural taste sparks demand for exotic fruits Demand for exotic tropical fruit has increased in the past year. Retailers believe increased awareness and social media have contributed to the boom.