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- Meet Feather, the startup building the ‘Android of robotics’ for developers In 2025, after selling his previous humanoid startup to 1X, Mai teamed up with Parsa Bakhtiari. Mai admits that Feather took a page from Chinese robotics companies like Unitree.
- We have a trailer for Musk documentary Elon called a "hit piece" Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker Alex Gibney has never been one to shy away from controversy.
- We have a trailer for that four-hour Elon Musk documentary The appropriately-titled Musk looks to be a comprehensive deep dive into the world's richest man. The documentary is nearly four hours long, complete with a ten-minute intermission.
- Majority of AFP complaints dismissed without investigation, figures show Figures show Australian Federal Police have used discretionary powers to dismiss hundreds of allegations against officers without investigating them.
- Students accuse top college of deceptive conduct over unaccredited degree The International College of Management Sydney is being sued by former students whose degrees lacked professional accreditation, despite claims in promotional material.
- What's changed in 25 years? Aussies earn more, struggle more Every year since 2001, researchers have followed the lives of more than 17,000 people across Australia to answer questions like these.
- Like AI, ministerial discretion requires strict 'guardrails' The revelation that an AI agent turned rogue and breached a firewall to get at Medicare statistics has strongly reinforced Anthony Albanese's case for tough guardrails on this transformative technology.
- Belarus leader Lukashenko frees 15 after US talks Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko has released 15 prisoners in a move that comes just weeks after 25 people were freed in earlier pardons.
- The new reality of living in an AI world that nobody asked for Australians are the world's biggest sceptics of artificial intelligence, even as it becomes part of everyday life.
- Robots make combat airdrops, mines as Ukraine defeats Russian pincer Ukraine’s military robots are dropping from heavy drones in airborne assaults behind Russian lines as other robots mines ahead of advancing Ukrainian infantry.
- Australia to pursue AI guardrails after OpenAI breach OpenAI's handling of a rogue agent that accessed government data has strengthened Australia's push for strict rules around AI transparency and incident reporting.
- How much superannuation do I need to earn $2,000 per week in passive income? If you invest your superannuation into ASX dividend shares today, you can benefit from low tax rates, compound growth, and a passive income for when you decide to stop working.
- Monochrome magic to the allure of aluminium: The art of portraiture From early Roman-Egyptian portraits to the modern-day selfie, people seem to have an enduring fascination with the human face.
- Sun, sand and headphones: new show extols ocean's healing power In the pre-dawn half-light, people sit in chairs and on picnic blankets on the sand of Dixon Park beach in the coastal city of Newcastle.
- Friday news quiz: John Farnham tribute concert, hacking and footy finals Sing along to the karaoke favourite You're the Voice as you tackle this week's 10 questions.
- Palestinian president sends video to UN after 'unlawful' visa denial Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas has called on the US to stop blocking him from attending the UN.
- Kenya destroys $90 million meth haul intercepted at sea Government officials in Kenya have watched as a large methamphetamine haul worth millions of dollars was placed in a high-temperature kiln and destroyed.
- New Jersey fines data center $1.1M after drone pics expose 62 gas generators DataOne got hit with the fine after an investigation by The Guardian and Floodlight News in August shared thermal drone footage showing that 45 of the 62 gas generators.
- What 24 years of data reveals about the secrets of a long, happy relationship Women report greater relationship satisfaction when housework and child care are shared equally, but not when their partner does most of the work.
- Oracle sends force majeure notice on its New Mexico Stargate data center Oracle has sent a force majeure notice to the developer of Project Jupiter, a Stargate data center campus in New Mexico, Bloomberg first reported Thursday.
- Why Australia chose the world's biggest political stage to reveal OpenAI hack Australia made a revelation on Wednesday during the United Nations General Assembly. Private data, but not sensitive information, was taken from Medicare, Australia's universal healthcare scheme.
- Travel The NSSC provides travel reimbursement services for all authorized Agency travel including: domestic, foreign, local, ETDY, and Change of Station.
- NASA Unveils Winning Designs for Mars Space Food Systems Challenge NASA announced the winners of the Deep Space Food Challenge: Mars to Table Thursday, with the top $300,000 prize being awarded to Chinyere Ukeje of Philadelphia, Pa.
- Netherlands 1-1 Germany, Portugal 1-0 Wales and more: Uefa Nations League – as it happened
- AFL 2026 grand final: where the Fremantle v Brisbane decider will be won and lost The Dockers can underline that defence wins premierships as they hunt a first flag while the Lions have the firepower to claim a slice of history.
- Xavier Ellis: Fremantle Dockers need to channel their previous victory over Brisbane earlier this year Earlier in the season, the Dockers obliterated the Lions at the Gabba and the plan remains the same on Saturday, writes Xavier Ellis.
- Fremantle Dockers quiz: 30 medium and hard trivia questions to test your Freo knowledge Take our 30-question quiz - divided into easy, medium, and hard levels - to show how well you know your favourite club!
- Pavilion naming delayed after council flags policy concerns following 124 name suggestions from public The $11.8m community pavilion will remain without a formal name for at least a few more months after council flagged concerns with the policy used to settle on a preferred.
- Three-day junior camp to precede official season-openers Official junior fixtures start on October 10.
- Basil Zempilas 10 Things: Figures from Fremantle’s past set the club up for AFL grand final People make football clubs and the people who made the Fremantle Dockers are a story of character and persistence.
- Season earns Taylor Kambalda’s top award Breanna Taylor was a stand-out player for Kambalda’s women in 2026.
- O’Conner Primary School celebrates 30 years O’Conner Primary School this week celebrated 30 years of teaching in the Kalgoorlie-Boulder community.
- Kade David Duthie: Geraldton man in court for alleged assault with plans for lawyers to negotiate Geraldton man Kade David Duthie has appeared in court with plans to claim self-defence to an alleged assault in May.
- West Star confirmed for Golden Saddle Simon Miller-trained West Star tackles the $1 million Golden Saddle at Kalgoorlie-Boulder Racing Club on October 3.
- Geraldton-based Yamatji Marlpa Aboriginal Corporation receives $1.5m to restore building A local Aboriginal organisation has received State Government funding to preserve a central building and transform it into a cultural hub.
- Human cannonball David ‘The Bullet’ Smith makes gravity-defying debut at 2026 Perth Royal Show The gravity-defying action will see the Floridian shot out of a cannon at 120km/h, reaching a height of 25m.
- House That! Dockers’ heart and soul Sam Switkowski sells home ahead of leaving WA. Retiring Dockers star Sam Switkowski leaves WA with our hearts and our grand final hopes in his hands — and a tidy little profit from the sale of his Myaree property.
- Geraldton’s Eric Kyanga downs former Australian champion to be crowned WA Golden Gloves champion Geraldton boxer Eric Kyanga overcame the class and experience of a former Australian champion to walk away as Boxing WA’s 2026 85kg Golden Gloves champion.
- Five months of construction comes to an end as new Utakarra roundabout opens to traffic A $5 million project to build a roundabout at the Flores Road, Eastward Road and Alexander Street intersection has finished, after taking five months to complete.
- Geraldton Combined Equestrian Club attracts riders and their steeds for prestigous annual Dressage Gala Local and visiting riders competed in the Geraldton Combined Equestrian Club’s annual Dressage Gala in early August.