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- Donald Trump bans CNN, MS NOW and Politico from White House over ‘fake news’ claims US President Donald Trump says he is banning three news outlets from the White House due to what he calls unfavourable coverage.
- Trump, Denmark strike deal to shut Russia and China out of Greenland The agreement, to be signed at the United Nations next week, will explicitly ban Russia and China from building bases or maintaining troops in Greenland.
- Rate of Aussies working two jobs hits all-time high More Australians are now working two jobs than ever before, new analysis has revealed.
- US sanctions Russia, aiming to choke off Ukraine funds New US sanctions on Russia are meant to starve Vladimir Putin of the resources Moscow needs to continue its war in Ukraine.
- Perth Wildcats import Kristian Doolittle starts looking into what is needed to become an Australian citizen Perth Wildcats spent way too long hoping Bryce Cotton could become an Australian, but they might have another import who soon gets naturalised because Kristian Doolittle is assessing his options.
- Bought $10,000 worth of BHP shares 5 years ago? Guess how much passive income you've already earned Five years ago, BHP Group Ltd shares were catching plenty of attention from ASX passive income investors. On Thursday, the ASX mining giant was trading for $60.37 a share.
- World rowing hoses down premier’s ‘signed, sealed and delivered’ Rocky claim World rowing hoses down premier’s ‘signed, sealed and delivered’ Rocky claim.
- Inquest examines why Joanne Butterfield disappeared without a trace When Joanne Butterfield suddenly disappeared without a trace in June 1998, some locals in her Far North Queensland town were quick to form suspicions.
- Trump secures defence deal with Greenland after locals protested the president President Donald Trump said Friday he has a deal with Denmark to bolster the US military presence in Greenland after months of threatening to take island by force.
- Has Trump abandoned his quest to acquire Greenland? The United States, Denmark and Greenland have entered into an agreement for the US to develop a military presence on Greenland.
- The Age photos of the week, September 19, 2026 The week in photos from our staff photographers and regular contributors at The Age.
- ‘Total war’: The human face of the assault on Ukraine In Kyiv, every decision is a gamble when Russia is intensifying its drone and missile strikes.
- 3 ASX 200 shares to buy and hold for a decade Xero had around 4.9 million customers in FY26, compared with a global addressable market of about 100 million small businesses.
- Review launched after 'concerning' AI parole error A state justice department is reviewing parole decisions after it was revealed conditions placed on murderer Susan Neill-Fraser had been justified by AI errors.
- A startup that builds other startups raised $100M and is all-in on physical AI Four years ago, a startup lab launched that wasn’t an incubator, accelerator program, or venture firm.
- Maths doesn't add up for Australian parents juggling work and kids at school Australian families are living in work, school and care systems designed for another era.
- Hopes new outback museum will spark conversation about town's past Current and former residents gathered in town for the opening ceremony. One local family hopes it can spark a conversation about the town's history, its treatment of Indigenous Australians.
- Forget the romance. Rugby Australia and NZ Rugby are locked in a marriage of necessity Behind the recent rapprochement between the trans-Tasman rivals lie large financial challenges for the game on either side of the ditch that are better tackled together than individually.
- 95yo man among two taken to hospital after van collides with mobility scooter Police seek witnesses following Bruce crash.
- Anthropic is operating a lab that conducts biology experiments Anthropic has confirmed that it has a wet biology lab where it can use its AI models to run physical experiments.
- AI hallucination nearly triggers US military operation Military aircraft were already in the air this spring when U.S. officials made a discovery: the intelligence driving an armed operation against a Chinese vessel had been hallucinated.
- How the end of card surcharges could see Australian shoppers save with cash How the end of card surcharges could see Australian shoppers save with cash.
- Sorrento Beach shark attack: catch and kill order issued for shark that mauled man at Perth beach The search for the remains of a man mauled to death by a great white shark will resume on Saturday.
- WA birdwatching group draws eye of celebrities as activity increases The unabated boom in birdwatching is welcome news to one of Australia's most remote bird sanctuaries near Broome in Western Australia's Kimberley.
- Ram Trucks Australia warns new emissions regulations could push prices higher The boss of Ram Trucks Australia says Australia’s relatively new emissions legislation could push prices up, although their impact remains uncertain.
- Down 15% and paying record dividends: Are CBA shares now a good buy for passive income? Commonwealth Bank of Australia shares are paying more dividends than ever before. As for FY 2026, CBA paid a franked interim dividend of $2.35 a share on 30 March.
- How Focus mode has changed in iOS 27 Focus isn't the biggest feature to change with iOS 27, but it has some cool enhancements worth knowing.
- US and Denmark reach deal over Greenland after Trump's vows to take island US President Donald Trump says he has made a deal with Denmark to bolster the US military presence in Greenland after months of threatening to take the island by force.
- Bosnich weighs in on Chelsea defeat Mark Bosnich has not given up on Chelsea just yet despite the side's three straight winless run.
- Earl Spencer doubles down on claims King Charles said Princess Diana would be forgotten ‘soon enough’ Earl Spencer doubles down on claims King Charles said Princess Diana would be forgotten ‘soon enough’.
- AI almost led the US military to start a war with China, report says CNN's sources claim the US nearly attacked a Chinese ship it believed was carrying nuclear weapon components. Engadget has asked the Department of Defense to comment on CNN 's reporting.
- Urgent warning after second meningococcal alert reported in WA Health authorities have been forced to issue a second meningococcal alert in the space of two weeks as another child is taken to hospital with the potentially fatal infection.
- Why the Canberra community is up in arms over an abandoned water park If you grew up in Canberra, you might have fond memories of the capital's only outdoor water park, Big Splash.
- New Lego exhibition shows creative result of 'not following instructions' A new exhibition has opened at the Canberra Museum and Gallery, depicting Lego people living in small worlds inside items, from cars to pianos to jukeboxes.
- One sheep dead, another euthanised after deliberate attack during burglary, police say One sheep dead, another euthanised after deliberate attack during burglary, police say.
- Rag trade casualties: why Aussie brands are going broke Experts reveal the real reason behind the latest string of Aussie fashion brand failures and why the domestic industry could be structurally unprofitable.
- Brentford substitute leaves Chelsea stunned Fabio Carvalho scores Brentford's third goal as Chelsea scramble for answers.
- Aussie investors are pushing their chips into international ASX ETFs – Here are three great options The S&P/ASX 200 Index has underperformed in 2026 compared to international markets. Australia's benchmark index is flat year to date.
- How knitting and crochet can be 'deceptively good' for the brain Crafts like knitting and crochet provide an ideal mix of challenge and repetition that can help with attention span and mood. Will Seager taught himself to knit nine years ago.
- Large flu spike puts pressure on regional health service A regional health service on the New South Wales-Victoria border is battling large patient demand amid a September flu surge.