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- Modal Motors is trying to cut China out of electric motors Van Steenburg spent the last decade building all kinds of electric motors in the U.S. and North America, and now he wants to do it again with his new startup.
- 'It'd be fantastic': Scott driving Presidents Cup tilt At 46, Adam Scott is still chasing a first Presidents Cup triumph with the International Team in his 12th battle against the mighty United States.
- Australia has 'strong cards' to stand up to US on AI When it comes to regulating technology, Australia should be a beacon for resisting US and China pressure, according to an expert.
- NASA Aircraft to Make Low-Altitude Research Flights Over Colorado For the March to July 2027 season, research flights with an NASA P-3 Orion aircraft are scheduled in the Midwest and California’s Central Valley with a focus on croplands.
- The end of oversized? Why waists are back in fashion, according to fashion insiders Three Australian retailers give their summer predictions, including the return of the skirt.
- How the ‘FAFO’ approach upended the way about running This program inverts the traditional model of training.
- Cohealth spends $1m on wages, crisis comms The not-for-profit health provider has been facing financial strain – but the remuneration of two senior staff equates to more than $800,000.
- The $611 million bill to upgrade Perth schools – and where it’s being spent Over the 2025-26 financial year, more than $611 million was spent through the public school infrastructure asset investment program.
- There’s only one way to see the best parts of this epic national park From summer sleet to grizzlies, hiking Montana’s rugged Glacier National Park reveals America’s untamed wilderness at its finest.
- Why Conor McKenna’s magic acts are no luck of the Irish Conor McKenna has produced two of the more freakish goals of the season, the Brisbane Lion showing why he has the skills to light up Saturday’s grand final.
- Five country restaurants to plan a holiday around From flame-licked chicken with a Japanese tilt to coastal pub dining by a former chef of the year winner.
- Forget political dust-ups – some of parliament’s best work never makes the front page Once in a while, it is good for our political representatives to pause and reflect on what they have done with their time in office.
- I’ve travelled all over the world, but every year I go back to Bali When I was 12, the best friend invited me on her family holiday to Bali.
- How fight over valuable Sydney land will shape a future train line Confidential government documents reveal tensions between senior bureaucrats over how far an extended rail line for double-decker passenger trains should go.
- One Nation IP move hints at party push to snare Bjelke-Petersen scion By registering websites for the grandson of Queensland’s longest-serving premier, One Nation has fuelled speculation they want him as a star candidate.
- More properties languish on the market as sellers won’t cut price hopes Buyers have been stepping back, but some sellers are declining to reduce their price and instead choosing to wait it out.
- Cleary and Walker will wage a war in their own heads. But only one might survive The NRL’s two best No.7s are playing grand final qualifiers under injury clouds.
- The RBA will hike rates again but inflation is testing the bank’s most valuable asset Our independent Reserve Bank is in a protracted battle against high inflation.
- Crossbench cries foul as Sydney community sports facilities ‘left to rot’ Crossbench cries foul as Sydney community sports facilities ‘left to rot’.
- Crime is the punishment for a premier stuck in a policing arms race As Chris Minns talks harsher sentencing, his rivals try to talk tougher.
- Trump cries wolf on AI censorship Trump cries wolf on AI censorship.
- ABC Bluey it: Hit Aussie show makes millions … for BBC The Australian cartoon show helped the BBC bag a 17 per cent earnings increase after the British broadcaster bought out the rights under the noses of the ABC.
- Video captures ranger's joyful tears on finding night parrot chick A young night parrot, one of Australia's most cryptic birds, has been filmed in a spinifex tunnel in remote WA.
- Can CSL shares hit $200? 3 things that need to go right CSL Ltd shares have passed $180 this week and are now eyeing the $200 mark. Zooming out, CSL shares are still 10% lower over 12 months.
- Bachelor star Matty J backs mental health screening of new dads Fathers would receive perinatal mental health screening alongside their partners, under one proposal to be canvassed by a parliamentary inquiry.
- Record workplace harassment complaints overwhelm system New figures reveal a record number of Australians are making workplace sexual harassment complaints, but many are waiting months for cases to be investigated.
- Contrary to some reports, you don't have two brains You do not have two brains.
- AI industry left to police itself as bleak warnings mount The Fortescue boss was in New York this week, a place heaving with world leaders and a foreboding sense the world is suddenly at an urgent juncture on AI.
- 'No country controls every layer': The AI systems reshaping global power Across the Asia Pacific, control over those layers is reshaping power balances, binding allies and rivals into intricate forms of dependence.
- Joyce names price of One Nation backing Angus Taylor Liberal MPs suggested Barnaby Joyce was making up the supposed talks about a hung parliament and believe his behaviour and public appearances were erratic.
- NASA’s Hubble Telescope Reaches Milestone, Looks for Elusive Supernova NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope captured this image of large galaxy cluster MACS J0417 on Sept. 19, 2026.
- Russia, Ukraine voiced interest in limited truce: Rubio US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says both Russia and Ukraine have expressed interest in a limited ceasefire involving grain and energy.
- Europe's fastest supercomputer is getting its domestic silicon infusion Bull, the system builder behind JUPITER, takes delivery of SiPearl's Rhea1 CPUs. Europe's most powerful supercomputer, Jupiter, is getting the domestic silicon infusion it's been waiting for.
- ‘My friend’: Emotional Albanese hugs Zelensky as Ukraine deal sealed A visibly moved prime minister paid tribute to Volodymyr Zelensky’s leadership in New York as the two nations signed a 10-year defence pact.
- Janice lost her husband to this disease. She's determined to help others avoid the same fate The 81-year-old says we can't afford to do nothing as diagnoses rise.
- Quiz: Do you know these Australian plays? Test your knowledge with our Australian theatre quiz.
- 15 years after being rejected, Aussie animator lands gig at dream studio Ever since they were young, Australian animator Sammy Lewis knew they were destined for a career in claymation.
- Lainey Wilson's 'fun whirlwind' from small town roots to superstardom Growing up in a town of 220 people wasn't going to get in the way of Lainey Wilson's dreams.
- Netflix releases trailer for Brad Bird's Ray Gunn Netflix recently released the official trailer, chock-full of retro-futuristic elements, like flying cars, jet packs, laser guns, aliens, and yes, a femme fatale.
- 'Issue for the world': Albanese increases Ukraine aid An emotional Anthony Albanese has signed a security agreement with Ukraine following a meeting with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy at the UN.