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- Whitehaven Coal vs New Hope: Which ASX coal share offers better value today? When it comes to Australian coal stocks, Whitehaven Coal Ltd and New Hope Corp Ltd both shine as prominent, dividend -paying, resource-heavy businesses.
- ChatGPT mobile app gets voice-based agentic features OpenAI announced on Wednesday that it is bringing voice-based agentic features to mobile, allowing users to trigger workflows like drafting documents or summarizing emails.
- Discordians now subject to whims of new age verification technology Discord cofounder and CTO Stanislav Vishnevskiy took to the company blog Tuesday to reveal the final shape of Discord’s age verification plans.
- ‘Gaslighting’: Diana’s brother hits back at palace over his claim about the King ‘Gaslighting’: Diana’s brother hits back at palace over his claim about the King.
- Even Americans who use AI every day are worried about it Commissioned by Microsoft, the Gallup study now has results from 37 countries, where researchers polled about 1,000 people in each country between April and July.
- ‘I want to go’: Lewis Hamilton hopes F1 is able to end season in Middle East Qatar and Abu Dhabi races could still be cancelled. With the finale of this year’s Formula One season still in doubt because of the war in the Middle East.
- When and how to see the Harvest Moon in 2026 Known as the Harvest Moon, it will reach its fullest point at 17:49 BST on Saturday 26 September.
- Robot dog ran a marathon on one charge and lived to publish the paper RAIBO2 covered the 42.195 km course of the Sangju Dried Persimmon Marathon in November 2024 in 4 hours, 19 minutes, and 52 seconds.
- Does Airtel Money mark the end of London’s listing drought? Not yet | Nils Pratley Airtel Money, a payments processor that operates in 13 African countries and should be worth between £6bn and £7bn. Because, in a sense, Airtel Money is already here.
- Wall Street falls, yields rise ahead of US-China summit US stocks have opened lower as investors monitored developments in the Iran conflict and United Nations meetings.
- ‘I had a headache for days’: Hrgovic reveals toll of Itauma world title fight Hrgovic also said there is a chance he might face Rico Verhoeven, the Dutch fighter who used to be the world kickboxing champion.
- Millions of lettuces ruined by UK aphid outbreak Millions of lettuces are set to be wasted as farmers are grappling with a record outbreak of aphids that has damaged the end of their season.
- YouTube is making comments more fun — and fandom more lucrative for creators YouTube’s comments section is getting an upgrade, alongside the rollout of other community-focused features such as exclusive paid memberships, the company announced at its Made on YouTube event on Wednesday.
- Shannon Lucid’s Record-Setting Mission Aboard Mir Three days before returning to Earth, Shannon W. Lucid—who joined NASA in 1978 as one of its first six female astronauts—checked in on wheat growing in the Svet greenhouse aboard.
- Cristiano Ronaldo vows to play on for Portugal and targets 1,000 career goals Cristiano Ronaldo said he considered quitting international football after the World Cup, but confirmed he plans to play on for Portugal and hopes to reach 1,000 goals for club.
- Harvey Weinstein asks for 'mercy' as he's jailed for 15 years for sex crime Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years for sexually assaulting a production assistant in 2006.
- Logitech's Yeti 2 brings the 17-year-old USB mic into the modern age The Yeti 2 is a reimagined sequel to the original Blue Yeti USB microphone. The Logitech G Blue Yeti 2 is available now in black and white options.
- Logitech just unveiled several new gaming accessories in its Pro line Logitech just introduced several new gaming accessories in its Pro line of products. First up, the Pro X3 Superstrike Mouse is a refresh of the highly-regarded Pro X2.
- Roland just released a Minions keyboard complete with playable gibberish sounds Roland, the company behind many drum machines and synthesizers, just released a Minions-themed keyboard. Roland GO:KEYS 3 Minionは鍵盤で演奏出来るだけでなく、GO:KEYS 3 のアルペジエイターやピッチベンダー等の機能を用いてパターン演奏や音に変化を加える事も出来ます💡 伴奏機能と組み合わせればより楽しさが広がりますよ～😊 pic.twitter.com/U4nfCuxyBE.
- Meta Connect 2026 live: Updates from Mark Zuckerberg's keynote on AI glasses, VR and more More smart glasses and possibly a VR headset are expected today.
- 'No longer fit for purpose': PM warns on foreign policy Institutions set up following World War II no longer fit the brief for the current security situation, Anthony Albanese will say in a speech.
- An Epyc trip to Venice: Everything we do and don't know about AMD's 256-core chip AMD's Venice Epycs mark the chipmaker's biggest architectural shift in CPU design since Rome made its debut all the way back in 2019.
- YouTube’s conversational video editing tool lets creators make edits in natural language YouTube announced a bunch of new creator tools at Wednesday’s Made On YouTube event, including a conversational editing tool that uses natural language to refine both long- and short-form footage.
- Unhappy couples staying put due to cost of living crisis, say divorce lawyers The Office of National Statistics released figures on Wednesday showing that the average marriage ending in divorce in 2025 lasted for 13 years.
- Mark Wood was a high-speed hero who put body and soul on the line for England | Taha Hashim Fast bowler won the Ashes and two World Cups but those successes were punctuated by long spells out with injury.
- YouTube Music gets more conversational with new AI features YouTube is adding new AI-powered features to YouTube Music that aim to make it easier for listeners to discover music, explore artists, and find podcasts they may otherwise miss.
- Six-hitting Milly criticizes Australia A women to India win Australia A quick Milly Illingworth has starred with the bat, her shining cameo enabling the visitors to level the ODI series with India A with a last-over win.
- Iran won't surrender but backs diplomacy: president Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has condemned US attacks on what he described as civilian targets during the early stages of the Iran war.
- Thoughts return to forbidden RAM upgrades as Raspberry Pi OS gets fresh lick of paint Although Raspberry Pi doesn't emphasize version numbers in its materials, the updated operating system's splash screen identifies it as version 6.3, dated September 2026.
- Academic publisher Elsevier hit by LAPSUS$ redirect attack Academic publishing giant Elsevier confirmed a compromise this week after students found its platform redirecting users to a cybercriminal crew's leak page.
- Groceries rise by 7% across Coles, Woolworths, IGA and Aldi, Choice finds The price of a basket of items in Coles, Woolworths, IGA and Aldi increased to an average of $43.62, survey says.
- Property investors may pay less capital gains tax under Labor’s reforms, analysis suggests Most property investors may end up paying less capital gains tax after Labor’s budget reforms, research based on an analysis of historical data suggests.
- Australia banned this anti-fascist play in 1936 at the request of the Nazis. Ninety years on, it’s being staged again The ban was counterproductive, leading to a large public objections and a cobbled, surreptitious production performed on the back of a truck at Collingwood town hall in Melbourne.
- Single, couple or family: not all Australian middle-income earners are equal | Greg Jericho For example, the latest survey found there has been a slight decrease in the share of Australian households made up of couples with either dependent or adult children.
- Immortality awaits a Fremantle who have banished the ghosts of the club’s past | Brendan Foster The Dockers’ 32 years in the AFL have not been easy, but Justin Longmuir’s dynamic and attacking football is the key to that elusive flag.
- Gas lobby ‘scare campaign’ urges Victoria to scrap ban in new homes, leaked documents show Australian Gas Infrastructure Group lobbying campaign warns energy bills could increase by $100 unless ban is reversed, despite experts disagreeing.
- Victorian Labor puts abortion law on election agenda as it warns One Nation could try to wind back abortion access The Victorian Labor government is announcing new measures to improve access to medical abortion, as it puts abortion law on the election agenda and claims One Nation could use abortion.
- Closing the observability gap for the AI-ready enterprise The modern enterprise is a digital enterprise. The costs of this observability debt are building.
- YouTube will soon let you generate custom feeds and use GIFs in comments Microdrama fans might find it easier to follow their favorite shows too. YouTube suggests you might have feeds dedicated to certain moods or interests.
- FFA 2026 Hyperwall Schedule Discovering Mineral Resources with NASA Imaging Spectroscopy.