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- Ten lions found dead in Tanzania in suspected poisoning Tanzanian authorities say 10 lions found dead in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area are suspected to have been poisoned.
- Outgoing WA Liberals president declares ‘The Clan’ a footnote Outgoing WA Liberal Party president said the party was unrecognisable from when she took over.
- John Farnham wasn’t there. But at this concert he was everywhere Coldplay’s Chris Martin beamed in from the UK and Celine Dion sang from Paris as 120 musicians came together to pay tribute to a living legend of the music industry.
- Inglis, Ellis steer Aussies to tense win over Zimbabwe Australia have beaten Zimbabwe by one wicket in the third ODI to wrap up a 3-0 series clean sweep in Harare, with Josh Inglis smacking a fine century.
- Joby Aviation completed an autonomous flight from California to North Carolina The startup is looking to expand beyond electric air taxi rides in major cities.
- What's the 30-degree rule for TVs? A good way to judge the viewing distance for the best budget TVs is to follow the 30-degree rule. The SMPTE also makes a case for the 40-degree rule.
- New California law will penalize influencers who don’t disclose political ads New legislation signed by California Governor Gavin Newsom adds teeth to disclosure requirements for online influencers who are paid to post about politics.
- NFL week two: Williams injured as Vikings shut down Bears, Saints stun Ravens – as it happened
- Australia deny Zimbabwe a consolation win after Ellis pulls off last-over heist Josh Inglis scored his second one-day international century and Nathan Ellis his highest score in the format with an unbeaten 36 from 44 balls as Australia claimed a one-wicket victory.
- “But the property doesn’t disappear” “But the property doesn’t disappear”.
- Celebrating the developments that make communities stronger The 2026 UDIA WA Awards for Excellence winners were announced on the evening of September 12, celebrating the urban development projects, teams and people shaping communities across the state.
- TechCrunch Mobility: How do we know when an AV is safe enough? Welcome back to TechCrunch Mobility, your hub for the future of transportation and now, more than ever, the role AI is playing in it.
- Apartments shed secondary status amid BTR surge A surge in build-to-rent developments across Perth is becoming an indication that the apartment market has matured past the point where it can be dismissed as a fallback option.
- Thoughtful renovation complements character Step into a family home where modern style mingles with relaxed coastal vibes, elevated by a position in south Duncraig.
- How to use your phone as a remote for any smart TV A plus side of having modern connectivity standards built into smart TVs is that you can use your smartphone as a remote control.
- Iran army warns against new escalation by US and allies Iran's military says any new attacks from the United States will result in sustained strikes against US bases and interests across the Middle East.
- How to set up your Sonos speakers using the app The app experience has improved over the last couple of years. Said software is available on both the App Store and Google Play.
- Nashville clinches playoffs, Philadelphia wins after going down 0-3: MLS roundup Sam Surridge scored in the first half and Brian Schwake finished off his league-leading 12th clean sheet of the season as Nashville SC clinched a playoff spot and remained unbeaten.
- Leeds extend unbeaten start to season after stalemate with Crystal Palace For Palace, it was a first clean sheet of the Premier League season, having conceded at least twice in their opening four games, relieving pressure on Pierre Sage.
- We test Continental’s new CrossContact A/T2 all-terrain tyre The all-terrain tyre segment has long been overlooked, but now Continental has developed an all-new A/T – and it’s been designed for Australia.
- One Nation-linked company built $56,000 shed on private property of Pauline Hanson’s right-hand man Pauline Hanson’s right-hand man, James Ashby, is enjoying benefits as a result of his role working for One Nation.
- Was Hawthorn v Brisbane the best game of Australian rules football ever played? | Jonathan Horn Some are remembered for individual brilliance – Ablett in 1989, Long in 1993, Kouta in 1999 and Cox in 2018.
- ‘It’s been work to not go crazy’: Way Dynamic, the Australian folk-pop musician with fans including Elton John Dylan Young’s sound recalls the Beach Boys and the Beatles, both contemporary and timeless – and his latest album Massive Shoe is attracting international acclaim.
- Australians will no longer be hit with card surcharges from 1 October. What will the ban mean for you? Debit and credit card surcharges will be eliminated from 1 October, as part of Reserve Bank reforms that will do away with extra checkout fees on Visa, Mastercard.
- A small but number of founders are betting on bringing people together offline Brynn Putnam and Tristan Walker have already done something that most founders only dream about: created companies so compelling that bigger outfits bought them.
- Before you throw out your old laptop, do this first Don't just hand your laptop to a friend or secondhand store; you need to protect your personal data. Of course, you shouldn't throw an old laptop in the trash.
- Acosta beats Martin for maiden MotoGP win in Austria Spaniard Pedro Acosta produced a ride to bank his maiden MotoGP victory in Austria with championship leader Jorge Martin second.
- Chinese 13-year-old swimmer Yu seals win at Asian Games China's 13-year-old swimming star Yu Zidi has won the women's 200m butterfly at the Asian Games in Tokyo.
- These small changes can improve your home surround sound in a big way Angle the speakers, move the couch a bit, lay down a rug. All the while, the room itself and the way the speakers are aimed have changed.
- Dementia survey finds carers overwhelmed and lonely The first survey of Australians with dementia and their carers has revealed long wait times for diagnoses and mixed experiences with support.
- Rangers and Ryan Naderi finish off Celtic’s week with Old Firm victory With no visiting fans allowed at any of this season’s Glasgow derbies, Ryan Naderi’s winning goal was met with nothing but the banging of fists of the plastic.
- Shootings reported in West Bank ahead of Yom Kippur An Israeli man has been fatally shot in the West Bank and a suspect detained while two Palestinians have been wounded in a settler attack.
- Fulham 1-1 Manchester United: Premier League – as it happened
- Trump arch to serve as 'military complex' housing drones and snipers Though the arch has received early approval from the US Commission of Fine Arts a group of three veterans and an architectural historian sued.
- Bernie Sanders is right about the four-day workweek – but wrong about how to get there The senator proposed a federal overtime rule mandate, but incentives can better spur employers to reshape the workweek.
- You can now stay in a 107-year-old Kiwi ‘castle’ As seen on Grand Designs New Zealand, this near-derelict property with an intriguing backstory has been transformed following a $9.2 million restoration.
- 6 days left to save up to $200 to TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 Your window to save up to $200 is closing fast. At TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, getting ahead means more than sitting in on great sessions.
- Is the original Nintendo Switch still worth buying in 2026? If you're buying used, Nintendo's older console still makes plenty of sense. Nine years after launch, the original Nintendo Switch still has plenty of life left in it.
- Superquiz, Monday, September 21 Trivia buffs, test your knowledge with today’s interactive superquiz.
- Patten and Skupski take Great Britain past Ecuador to reach Davis Cup Final 8 Few people across London enjoyed a more soothing night’s sleep than Leon Smith on Saturday.