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- Taxpayers paid $4,500 for dead man's chair amid aged care delays Older Australians are continuing to die while waiting for aged care at home funding.
- Come back soon Premier League, the moreish mega-product | Barney Ronay Brighton have impressed in a goal-laden start to the season, in a league that remains a strong attraction. Come back soon Premier League mega-product.
- $10,000 invested in Air New Zealand and Qantas shares 3 years ago is now worth… Three years ago, you could have bought Qantas shares for $5.31 apiece. Meaning the 1,883 shares you bought on 22 September 2023 are worth $16,570 today.
- Skip the upgrade? iPhone 18 Pro aperture about as unrepairable as it gets, iFixit finds IFixit has torn down the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max and found both wanting on repairability.
- Darwin council could permanently move pre-cyclone clean-up to May The City of Darwin has confirmed it will consider permanently moving its annual hard rubbish collection to May, after the wet season.
- Trump faces media revolt after banning three outlets from White House US television networks staged a revolt Monday when they effectively boycotted coverage of President Donald Trump in protest at his decision to ban three leading outlets from the White House.
- OpenAI forms math advisory group as its AI resolves more than 100 open problems On Monday, OpenAI announced a new independent advisory group hosted at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey.
- Infantino proposes an ‘independent external review’ of Fifa governance President writes to council and member nations. The Fifa president, Gianni Infantino, proposed an outside review of how the governing body makes decisions on Monday.
- Embattled Infantino suggests FIFA governance review Under-fire Gianni Infantino has sought to dampen opposition to his continuing as FIFA President by proposing a review into the workings of the governing body.
- Snowtown victim's sister will always remember her brother's last words Karen Davies’s brother Ray was murdered in the Snowtown serial killings. Accomplice Mark Haydon was released into the community in 2024 after spending 25 years in jail.
- Do these ASX technology shares have too much upside to ignore? While many international technology companies have enjoyed big gains in 2026 on the back of the AI buildout, ASX technology shares have tried.
- Salesperson's 'superhero' branding triggers DC Comics trademark dispute A western NSW man who dresses as a caped superhero to promote ceiling fans has found himself in a legal dispute with comic book giant DC Comics.
- Data centres are a hot issue. Could they heat Canberra's swimming pools? Andrew Barr says data centres and pools won't mix in Canberra.
- Prime Minister joins world leaders in AI enforcement action Anthony Albanese has joined more than 20 other world leaders calling for safety guardrails around AI.
- Man charged over alleged shooting of boy A man has been charged after a boy was allegedly shot and seriously injured inside a home in Sydney's north-west.
- Beau Lamarre-Condon accused of monitoring ex-boyfriend’s texts with ‘romantic rivals’ before allegedly killing him Beau Lamarre-Condon accused of monitoring ex-boyfriend’s texts with ‘romantic rivals’ before allegedly killing him.
- Australia poised to launch world-first cannabis pain tablet Australia could beat the US to register the world’s first prescription CBD pain tablet after an Aussie pharma firm completed clinical trials and lodged its TGA application.
- Lindsay Clancy's ex-husband speaks out The former husband of Lindsay Clancy has spoken for the first time since a US judge declared a mistrial in her murder trial.
- Victoria hoon driving enforcement action More than 1000 Victorian drivers were arrested for reckless driving in one year, police say.
- Apples and oranges: watchdog's comparison site warning Consumers might be getting less than they bargained for from price comparison websites, as the corporate watchdog sniffs out dodgy operators.
- Major US media companies sue Trump administration Major US media organisations are suing the Trump administration over being barred from covering the White House.
- Should I buy Coles shares for passive income? As for the latest round of passive income, when Coles released its FY 2026 results on 25 August, the company declared a franked final dividend of 37 cents per share.
- Does your iPhone's Safari browser privacy features make you safer? Safari limits tracking by default, but private browsing still has limitations.
- Meta Muse AI app flaw lets local malware redirect dictation traffic Security researcher Patrick Wardle, founder of nonprofit Objective-See, has devised a proof-of-concept called not-a-mused for what he describes as a local zero-day in the Muse macOS app that allows.
- The EU will force data centers to disclose their energy and water use The European Union's regulatory arm has proposed rules that would force data center operators to disclose their energy and water use through a common rating system.
- Removal of Brisbane parking meters causing digital divide Brisbane City Council data shows more than one in four paid parking spaces now need a driver to use a mobile app to pay.
- Grass pollen days expected in Victoria this spring Grass pollen days are expected in Victoria this spring. Seasonal hayfever affects people who are allergic to tree and grass pollen, which are released into the air during spring.
- Treasury Wine shares: turnaround or trap? Treasury Wine Estates Ltd investors have been strapped into the roller coaster. Over the past 12 months, Treasury Wine shares are still down about 28%.
- X now tells users when local laws have reduced their posts' visibility The company announced that its Under the Hood menu will now reveal if X has limited visibility for an account's posts in compliance with local laws.
- Taylor Swift wins MTV's new artist director award The MTV Video Music Awards artist-director honours' first recipient will be Taylor Swift, two US broadcasters say.
- Xero shares crash to a 7-year low after a sell-off You have to go all the way back to June 2019 to find the last time Xero Ltd shares were trading below the $60 mark.
- Telix shares just crashed 12% on merger news. Time to buy the dip? Telix Pharmaceuticals Ltd shares got smashed on Monday, plunging 12% to $15.76 after a blockbuster merger announcement.
- ‘I’d love to see more of it’: Telstra backs data centre boom amid opposition The telco owns the cable that would connect new AI infrastructure and says Australia is ideal for an accelerated build-out despite opposition.
- He built a hospital where healthcare costs $4. Then everything changed The man is Charles Sleyon, a gospel singer and church minister from the Liberian diaspora in the United States, who opened this health centre.
- Would giving Australians $75,000 change the country's future? Australia will need to boost its population to support the elderly and the economy in the long term, experts warn.
- Bushfire strategy must change, expert says, after Tasmanian scare Amid criticism of the Tasmania Fire Service over no fire ban being imposed on a windy, warm and dry day which resulted in prescribed burns going ahead.
- Up 52% and paying dividends: Are BHP shares a buy, hold, or sell today? BHP Group Ltd shares have handed investors some gains over the past 12 months.
- Bike shop targeted twice, burglars steal about $100k in gear Store burgled twice in $100k bike heist.
- 'It will be massive': first look at new Canberra sports facility amid facelift 'It will be massive': first look at new Canberra sports facility amid facelift.
- Tribunal defends top public servants wage freeze ahead of reviews Remuneration Tribunal shows APS tightening its belt on wages and perks.