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- If I buy $6,000 of Telstra shares, how much dividend income will I receive? In FY26, the ASX telco share grew its annual dividend income by 10.5% to 21 cents per share.
- Which big 4 bank stock will rise the most before the end of 2026? The big four bank stocks make up a foundational piece of many investors' portfolios. Combined, they make up almost a quarter of Australia's benchmark index.
- ‘Human control’: Albo joins global push for AI guardrails ‘Human control’: Albo joins global push for AI guardrails.
- Teen allegedly planned attack at three Queensland public places The boy is expected to face three charges in court on Tuesday.
- UK inquest to scrutinise aid workers' deaths in Gaza The family of Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom could be invited to participate in the British inquest into the incident.
- 13yo Mount Isa bull rider sets sights on Texas The Mount Isa Rodeo is backing the next generation of outback riders, committing $10,000 to help 13-year-old Lareece Daley-Kennedy compete at two youth world finals in the United States.
- Colorado Rapids sign Sydney FC teenager Akol Akon on multimillion-dollar deal At 17, Akol Akon has already played in an A-League grand final, and now Colorado Rapids have paid millions to secure his future in America.
- Sky Blues teen lands 'record-breaking' MLS transfer Akol Akon is the latest Australian teenager to land a multi-million dollar transfer, joining MLS outfit Colorado Rapids after a breakout season with Sydney FC.
- How to turn your old Windows PC into a Chromebook for free Windows 10 reached its end of life in October 2025, though extended security updates are still offered through October 2027.
- Why this ASX 200 share could rise 80% The share that Bell Potter is urging investors to buy is Nickel Industries Ltd.
- Teacher receives $1.3m payout over crowd attack at Marist The drama teacher took the school to the Supreme Court over allegations she was surrounded hundreds of boys.
- Boy charged, accused of regional city attack plan Police say there is no ongoing threat to the public after charging a teenager with planning to threaten people in a regional city north of Brisbane.
- Qantas Frequent Flyer members can now use points for Jetstar business class upgrades Tens of thousands of new seats have been unlocked for Qantas Frequent Flyer members on these Jetstar flights for the first time.
- Meta’s Muse AI agent downloads are surging. Here’s how it compares to ChatGPT, Grok and Claude Meta’s Muse AI personal agent tool has only been out for nearly two weeks, and it’s topping the app store charts.
- Where to invest $20,000 in ASX ETFs today If you are lucky enough to have $20,000 to invest in the share market, then it could be a good idea to consider some exchange traded funds.
- Prince Harry reveals parenting struggle with Archie and Lilibet as family settles into new life in the UK Prince Harry has shared a candid parenting moment with Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet as the family adjusts to its new life in the UK.
- Queensland 14yo charged with possessing violent extremist material A 14-year-old boy has been charged with preparing to cause death or grievous bodily harm, and possessing violent extremist material in the Wide Bay region.
- Anthropic-linked CVEs pile up, attackers mostly shrug Of 225 flaws found by Glasswing and tracked by VulnCheck researcher, just one has confirmed exploitation in the wild.
- Tarik had to break his favourite instrument to make another Tarik Hussein thinks there were only 10 kanuns in Australia when he began playing in 2006.
- Surprise! Putin just won the Russian elections. But his biggest win was elsewhere The election result was predictable for a country ruled so long by an autocrat whose enemies share the habit of falling out of windows from great heights.
- Gianni Infantino open to FIFA reform ahead of 2027 elections FIFA boss Gianni Infantino has confirmed he will seek re-election next year despite scrutiny and opposition following his plans to sell off stakes in FIFA competitions.
- This outperforming ASX dividend stock will now pay out on a quarterly basis Argo Investments Ltd has announced it will pay dividends every three months from the start of next year, while also flagging its dividend payments for the year ahead.
- Wired vs. wireless keyboards: Is there a difference in performance? Performance-focused gaming keyboards are the least likely to have a wireless option, a fact that underscores the main issue wired devices avoid: performance problems.
- ‘October surprise’: Julian Assange reveals family news in update The WikiLeaks founder made an appearance on social media to announce the large news alongside his wife Stella.
- ASX up, RBA governor says AI data centres 'adding' to inflation — as it happened The Australian share market is likely to start the day higher after Wall Street's AI stocks surged, pushing the tech-heavy Nasdaq index to a new record high.
- Muse, Meta's privileged AI assistant, has a serious 0-day Further raising questions, Amazon on Sunday began blocking Muse from its site. Meta introduced Muse a few weeks ago.
- Gallen comes out of boxing retirement Paul Gallen is coming out of boxing retirement to fight former NRL giant Nelson Asofa-Solomona.
- Why Solomon Islands PM had to apologise to Albanese Anthony Albanese has met with his Pacific counterpart for the third time in almost as many months on the sidelines of the UN.
- Man arrested after hit-run that killed elderly woman in Melbourne’s south-east A woman is dead and police are searching for the driver who allegedly struck her on a road in Melbourne’s bayside early Tuesday morning.
- Presley Gerber: Police investigating death of Cindy Crawford’s son as suspected overdose The 27-year-old was found dead at a rehabilitation facility in Los Angeles after officers from the Santa Monica Police Department received a report about 9.35am on Sunday, local time.
- Formula 1 agrees to shorter races in 2027 Formula 1 races will be reduced from 305 to 290 kilometres in 2027. Formula 1 has approved a 15 kilometre reduction in official race distances starting next season.
- Daicos opens up on 'surreal' Brownlow win Daicos opens up on 'surreal' Brownlow win.
- Shackling prisoners giving birth should be a last resort – but it’s happening around Australia anyway Senator Lidia Thorpe has introduced a bill to prohibit the practice in Australian prisons that advocates say violates the human rights of both mother and child.
- Morgans tips both of these ASX shares to rise 31% Broking house Morgans has released new research reports on two companies, which it says will increase in value by almost a third over the next 12 months.
- How to turn off your Google location history Google Maps can keep a log of everywhere you go. You can globally turn off your Google Maps Timeline using the Place settings in Google's My Activity panel.
- Consumers duped by price comparison websites, ASIC warns The corporate watchdog has issued a warning against price comparison websites for allegedly misleading consumers.
- Where is WA's 'ecologically thinned' timber going? More than half of the timber harvested through WA's ecological thinning program is chipped and burned, with a small portion exported overseas.
- Embracing the Equinox An equinox occurs twice every year, in March and September. The day of an equinox, observers at the equator will see the Sun directly overhead at noon.
- Man shot by ICE officer detained with bullet in back A Venezuelan man shot by an ICE officer in Texas says he is being held at a detention centre with a bullet still lodged in his back.
- Volvo appoints Skoda boss as its new CEO Volvo's new boss will have a year to mull over how the luxury brand tackles the differing rates of EV adoption in the US, China and Europe.