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- Gakpo denies Klopp start as Xavi’s Netherlands rescue draw against Germany Klopp had named a sprawling 44-man squad for this similarly protracted Nations League break, half contesting Germany’s first two games and half the second.
- Taylor signals support for changing laws to charge OpenAI over hack — as it happened Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will use a speech to the UN General Assembly to say the world can only confront the breakdown of international rules and the challenges posed.
- Netanyahu triggers a mass walkout during his United Nations address, labels delegates as ‘moral cowards’ When Netanyahu walked to the rostrum, a mix of cheers, boos and mass walkouts began. Scores of delegates trooped out and a majority of seats sat empty afterward.
- Female police officer dies after marked vehicle crashes into tree in Redfern The police car was driving with lights and sirens in Sydney’s inner west when it crashed into a tree.
- Donald Trump hosts China president at White House Donald Trump has welcomed Xi Jinping at the White House before they held high-stakes talks.
- João Félix strike for Portugal enough to sink Wales but Ronaldo fever falls flat Nuno Mendes, among the Portugal players who passed up chances, moved infield and located João Félix Ben Davies.
- Queensland youth workers walk off job Child safety workers in Queensland will go on strike today over a pay dispute.
- Pakistani air strikes kill four in Afghanistan Pakistani air strikes in Afghanistan have killed at least four people.
- F-Droid app store thumbs its nose at Google's dev enforcement action F-Droid, a third-party app repository that only distributes free and open-source software packages for Google’s Android mobile platform, on Thursday announced version 2.0 of its Android app.
- Morning Mail: Mass walkout for Netanyahu at UN; further AI hacks warning; and Lachie’s lucky break The 11-year-old died at about 8pm last night, police said. NSW | Another of the children allegedly stabbed by their mother in the Blue Mountains at the weekend has died.
- Nexterity wants to automate the hard part of pipefitting Lindsey Elliott is big into bolts. The solution Elliott came up with at her startup Nexterity is a remote-controlled robot that can handle this part of the job.
- Bungie shares more detail about Marathon's Symbiosis update and 2027 plans Following on the before announced Nightfall refresh in October, Bungie offered more insight on the new game modes coming in December and said that another big update is slated.
- Zelenskiy, Wall St execs discuss Ukraine reconstruction The Ukrainian government says President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has discussed investment with executives of major US financial firms.
- US Senate rejects bid to force Trump to seek approval for Iran war The US Senate on Friday rejected a resolution demanding President Donald Trump end the war in Iran or seek congressional authorisation.
- Buttler heroics can't halt Sri Lanka win over England Jos Buttler provided an attempt to pull off a victory for England but Sri Lanka were left celebrating a 16-run win that levelled the ODI series in Leeds.
- Famous Maremma guardian dog penguin project under threat For 20 years, a penguin colony on a small island by the Victorian coastal city of Warrnambool has been protected from fox attacks by a team of guardian dogs.
- 15 ASX shares going ex-dividend next week ASX companies continue to pay out billions of dollars in dividends following the August earnings season. The ex-dividend date is Tuesday, 29 September.
- $500m Adelaide University merger squeezed by international student cuts The new Adelaide University is not on track to meet its international student targets and is staring down tens of millions in lost revenue.
- Serious hate speech to attract jail time in proposed ACT law change Review finds strong foundation with improvements needed.
- AFL star Neale's headline-making final year with Lions After a famous cameo in the 2025 AFL grand final, Lachie Neale's subsequent 12 months with the Brisbane Lions have been nothing short of a soap opera.
- Tributes for 20yo police officer killed in Sydney crash A police officer has died after a marked vehicle she was travelling in crashed into a tree in Sydney's inner west.
- Falling meth prices help drive deaths to record levels Methamphetamine overdose deaths, hospitalisations and consumption have surged to record levels as prices for the illicit drugs fall, a study has found.
- NSW Planning fails to consult agencies over data centre gas plant The NSW Department of Planning skipped consultation when issuing application rules for a proposed gas-fired power plant to run a data centre campus in the Southern Highlands.
- How to top up your superannuation if you're 40 and falling behind The Standard now pegs the amount retirees need for a comfortable retirement at $56,166 for a single person and $78,998 for a couple.
- Behind the pageantry, Xi urged Trump to avoid confrontation during White House visit Xi Jinping told Donald Trump on Friday that China and the United States must peacefully manage their superpower rivalry.
- Docker's new sandboxes aim to contain AI agents for real With Cloud Sandboxes, devs can keep agents at arm's length. In a market where AI agents keep breaking the rules and escaping their containers, Docker has a new solution.
- Socceroos vs Brazil, everything you need to know The Socceroos will play their first internationals since the 2026 FIFA World Cup against five-time world champions Brazil in Queensland this week.
- Has the RBA already wiped out the home ownership gains from tax changes? A rate rise is estimated to cause an immediate 5 per cent reduction in home purchases.
- New US sanctions shut down Iranian flights The United Arab Emirates says it has suspended all flights by Iranian airlines as new US sanctions against companies with ties to Iran come into effect.
- Poland Starlink fire labelled 'sabotage' as Denmark warns of Russian threat A fire at a Starlink station in Poland that affected its power system and backup generator was an act of sabotage aimed at disrupting internet services, including for Ukraine's military.
- The Sam Walker files: Why the NRL’s greatest minds love this one-man mystery Champion halves boasting 14 titles and 1500 games between them all agree.
- Number of days social homes sitting vacant in Queensland rises State government data has revealed social homes were sitting vacant for an average of 42.7 days in the 12 months to June.
- After 200 years, a 'brutal' hanging is being marked The deaths of two Aboriginal men have been commemorated in Hobart on the 200th anniversary of their execution.
- F-Droid gets its biggest update in a decade with new UI and smoother app installs Every Android device comes with the Play Store preloaded, but there are other ways to get apps.
- Which ASX telco could jump 140% according to Morgan Stanley? Shares in Tuas Ltd have taken a beating over the past year, sliding more than 75% in value. Tuas just this week announced its full-year results.
- ‘I’d feel ill after interviews because I said too much’: How Julia Jacklin eased into her new gem Out of contract and flush with time, Julia Jacklin decamped to a pub for her new album.
- How a bunch of hardy volunteers are about to change dementia care in Canberra And help people like Margaret who has found the journey a struggle.
- Three charts show boutique firms are telling agencies how to spend money Agencies are now getting more advice on how to outsource work.
- The most successful coach in history has made a shock exit from the club she built The latest news and gossip from around the grounds in Canberra.
- Why our casual approach to AI is dangerous Hacking our Medicare data is a signal we need to get serious.