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- British Army spends £16M on 1,000 pocket-sized eyes in the sky The British Army is buying more than 1,000 small drones for battlefield surveillance and training under contracts worth £16 million.
- Sydney Swans v Fremantle Dockers: AFL preliminary final – live
- Tigers' 'player of the season' in action 9 News' Danika Mason and Allana Ferguson preview the upcoming NRLW elimination final between the Tigers and the Raiders.
- Somerset and Nottinghamshire title hopes hit by defeats: County Championship cricket, day four – live
- WA Health issues second meningococcal warning in weeks as another child struck down by fatal disease The serogroup B diagnosis reported in WA on Friday is the same strain contracted by a separate child earlier in September. WA recorded 13 meningococcal cases in 2025.
- Freo storm into grand final after SCG thriller, but star of the show calls his goal ‘a fluke’ The Swans and Dockers take to the SCG in a preliminary final with the winner earning a place in next Saturday’s AFL grand final.
- Trent Alexander-Arnold recalled by England but with a warning from Thomas Tuchel Thomas Tuchel has recalled Trent Alexander-Arnold and Cole Palmer in his first England squad since the World Cup and found space for the Liverpool winger Rio Ngumoha.
- Editorial: Jim Chalmers is happy to play along with war game First Ukraine and now Iran, these are the wars that keep on giving.
- THE ECONOMIST: Can the AI arms race be stopped? The world must urgently try to forestall AI’s risk. Yet democracies must also avoid losing control to authoritarians.
- Sharon Stone reveals she’s ‘fragile’ and complete opposite from her roles in Basic Instinct and Euphoria American actor Sharon Stone is known primarily for playing femme fatales, but in a recent interview she’s said that behind the roles she’s far more fragile than people realise.
- Andrew Hastie says AI advised him to reply ‘congratulations!’ to man who planned to end life with assisted dying Hastie shared the episode at a parliamentary inquiry on Friday to underline the shortcomings of the American-run software as he called for AI run by Australians.
- AI in Australian workplaces under spotlight as Labor weighs smart glasses ban and new worker safeguards Labor is pitting its hopes on AI to play a role in boosting productivity in workplaces but declared the technology must have safeguards for workers — starting with a smart.
- At least three dead in Philippines school shooting At least three students have been killed and eight others injured in a shooting at a high school located in the country's south.
- Court grants developer 12-month extension The extension will allow administrators to finalise construction projects already underway, but is subject to securing more funding.
- Man drives into oncoming traffic during wild 30km police chase through Perth Police have released footage of an alleged stolen car chase through an Aussie city - as the driver speeds through oncoming traffic before crashing.
- ADHD symptoms change as you age. Here’s what to expect It’s not what percentage of children continue to have ADHD as adults, but symptoms will change with time.
- Five of the best California bungalows in Melbourne for sale California bungalows are solidly built, easy to extend, flexible in layout and have character-filled interiors.
- We looked at staff salaries at 40 private schools. These pay the most Teacher wages at some of Melbourne’s private schools are expected to dip below what public schools pay experienced teachers, with school leaders foreshadowing further pressure on private school budgets.
- Iranians rally by the hundreds of thousands in biggest show of defiance since war began The crowds were pledging their readiness to take up arms in a government-organised rally stressing national unity.
- South West groups join Canberra delegation to highlight WA’s Natural Resource Management role Conservation groups joined together in Canberra this month to showcase the success of the Natural Resource Management groups across the State.
- Swans fans gather at the SCG Nine's Tony Jones speaks to Swans fans ahead of the preliminary final.
- Philippine teen kills two students in school shooting The southern Philippines has been affected by its third school shooting since June, with at least two people dead and eight others injured.
- Three students dead in Philippines high school shooting Three students are dead and eight others injured, four critically, in a shooting at a high school in the southern Philippines.
- Herd on the Terrace: Collie coal taskforce merger report sparks a bit of parliamentary heat Little more than a year after investing big time in Bret Christian’s western suburbs printing press operation, one of the Post publisher’s backers wants out.
- The shark myth is dead: Analysis reveals Australia’s new fatal shark attack reality Friday’s shark attack in Sorrento just metres from the beach is chilling.
- The shark myth is dead: Analysis reveals Australia’s new fatal shark attack reality Friday’s shark attack in Sorrento just metres from the beach is chilling.
- Belligerence, blackmail and a Bangladeshi chatbot: What we learnt from ICAC week eight Jean Nassif’s appearance at the corruption inquiry stood out among a varied cast of new witnesses.
- Gloucester Park readies for new interstate challengers after incoming flight is announced Gloucester Park could be set for a new wave of interstate challengers for upcoming feature events later this year with subsidised flights offered for incoming horses.
- England recalls for Alexander-Arnold and Palmer; Carrick dismisses ‘ridiculous’ speculation – as it happened
- Homeowners facing more rate hike pain before Christmas after RBA says inflation risks ‘materialised’ Homeowners face an increase in costs just before Christmas if the Reserve Bank delivers back-to-back rate hike blows.
- Freo storm into grand final after SCG thriller, but star of the show calls his goal ‘a fluke’ The Swans and Dockers take to the SCG in a preliminary final with the winner earning a place in next Saturday’s AFL grand final.
- We must strike up thunder against AI’s plunder down-under We must strike up thunder against AI’s plunder down-under.
- Royal Society slams UK.gov science shake-up In changes announced after Andy Burnham became UK Prime Minister in July, the government abolished the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology and split its responsibilities among other ministries.
- Pistol used in crime series leading up to innocent shooting linked to Melbourne crime crew A pistol used in a crime series leading to the shooting death of an innocent university student has been linked to a Melbourne crime crew that was contracted.
- 'Devastated' Swans' tumultuous season ended by stirring Freo fightback Sydney looks to book its spot in another grand final as it hosts premiers Fremantle in a preliminary final at the SCG.
- Girl, 15, charged after 18-year-old woman stabbed six times during Deer Park brawl in Melbourne A teenage girl has been charged after another girl was allegedly stomped on, punched, and stabbed during a wild brawl in Melbourne’s west.
- Federal finance minister threatens to bypass NT government on funding The Northern Territory government is under scrutiny from the Commonwealth, with Finance Minister Katy Gallagher travelling to Darwin for a meeting with the acting chief minister.
- Hat-draw to decide mayoral contest ends in confusion Clarence Valley Council met this week to elect a mayor but the vote was tied, triggering a regulation that stipulates the winner be decided by lottery.
- The four horsemen of the apocalypse are coming for the global economy A storm has formed as four powerful threats escalate and feed on each other.
- Waymo is expanding to Singapore Waymo has announced that it's coming to Singapore, thereby expanding its presence in Asia and in regions outside of the US as a whole.