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- Nick’s executives urged him not to worry about work. Most cancer survivors aren’t so lucky Fatigue, unsupportive employers, cognitive impairment and financial pressure ranked among the issues for cancer survivors returning to work.
- New software dependency validation process increases speeds by 54x As if the pace of software creation hadn't accelerated enough thanks to generative AI coding agents. Speeds can increase by as much as 54x.
- Trump, Xi wrap up summit with tea and US archives tour Details of deals US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping struck on trade will be released on Monday, a US official says.
- Mark Wahlberg is coming to TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, and he wants to talk about your work, not his Let’s just get this out of the way: Mark Wahlberg is as A-list as it gets. On October 13-15, 10,000+ tech leaders will converge at San Francisco’s Moscone West.
- Paramount/WBD merger conditions give the public "virtually nothing," judge is told Free speech and media advocacy groups urged a judge to block a California settlement with Paramount Skydance that would let the company finalize its $111 billion merger with Warner Bros.
- Cricut's new DIY machines let you print and cut your own stickers The Cricut StickerPix Print and Print + Cut could birth a generation of sticker moguls.
- The age of asterisk: Manchester City’s glittering era of success is tainted now | Barney Ronay Whatever punishment Manchester City and their sovereign wealth fund owners receive at the end of this process, the fact remains, everything is tainted now.
- Candy Crush maker signs collective bargaining agreement, averting strike Candy Crush developer King has signed a collective bargaining agreement to cover its Swedish workers. The agreement takes effect on April 1, 2027.
- Ahead of US IPO, British AI neocloud Nscale secures $3.36B in convertible financing Nscale, a British neocloud, has secured $3.36 billion in financing ahead of its IPO later this year, the company announced on Friday.
- Two of rock's biggest albums are 60, but what else happened in music in 1966? The Sound Of Silence, with new added rock'n'roll overdubs, went to number one and became the title track of a thrown-together follow-up album released by the reunited Simon & Garfunkel.
- A new reality is taking hold in Europe One after the other they lined up to speak: national leaders warning of increasing imminent danger to their countries.
- Astronomers snap beautiful photos despite light pollution Astronomy photographers say Brisbane's night sky offers plenty to see despite light pollution. New technologies, like smart telescopes, are making it easier to stargaze from home.
- ABC 50/50 quiz: Testing your knowledge of Martika, Baywatch and that space chess game from Star Wars Each question in the ABC 50/50 quiz has only two options: one is right, the other is wrong.
- Julia Morris on returning to 'school' with fresh ADHD diagnosis Talking about the past few decades of performing arts in Australia without Julia Morris's name coming up would be a challenge.
- Manchester City found guilty of breaking Premier League’s financial fair play rules Manchester City face sanctions from the Premier League after an independent panel found they had acted in bad faith and broken rules over financial fair play.
- Is solar's growth slowing in the US? The other big story in recent years has been the explosive growth of solar power. Through September 2025, solar generated 48 terawatt-hours more than it had the year before.
- ShinyHunters tells The Reg: We hacked the FBI to 'protect our business' On Friday, the FBI confirmed the breach to The Register, after earlier in the week saying the bureau was investigating ShinyHunters’ claims. ShinyHunters contends this is all false.
- Putin says all Ukraine peace proposals on the table Russian President Vladimir Putin says the Kremlin had been ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine but blamed it for attacks on Moscow polling stations.
- Google-backed energy outfit brings 33 MW of 4 GW geothermal potential online in Utah Fervo Energy aims to have 100 MW online by New Year and half a gigawatt by 2028. Google's bet on geothermal energy is starting to pay off.
- Burnham pledges extra £210m towards regenerating boarded-up high streets Funds to help local people turn empty shops, pubs and clubs into community hubs, shared workspaces and cafes.
- Thomas Tuchel warns Cole Palmer about ‘missing way too many’ England camps Thomas Tuchel has thrown Cole Palmer’s England future into doubt by questioning whether the Chelsea attacker wants to be part of his squad.
- Ryan Daniels: Destiny beckons for tortured Fremantle Dockers against Brisbane Lions There aren’t many days that can shift the entire fabric of a football club but 2026 grand final day is one that will for Fremantle, writes Ryan Daniels.
- Fremantle Dockers premiership players will be immortal, but the stars of the past deserve recognition too Fremantle are one win away from creating history and erasing decades of pain.
- Running with Tony Buti: Sport a delicate operation for athlete surgeon Dr Peter D’Alessandro Orthopaedic surgeon Dr Peter D’Alessandro consults to athletes and professional sporting teams, including the Fremantle Dockers and West Coast Eagles.
- Paul Murray: The supposed economic bonanza from WA’s tourism cash splash doesn’t add up The constant public criticism of the Cook Government’s spending priorities must be starting to bite.
- Local optometrist looks back on 30-year career A local optometrist is looking back on three decades of providing care and support to the Goldfields community, with friends and family gathering this week to celebrate her retirement.
- Justin Langer: What a Roman philosopher from 2000 years ago has in common with Daicos, Smith and Dusty Nick Daicos’ Brownlow Medal revelation about his nightly journalling prompts a look back at the power of putting thoughts, goals and lessons on paper.
- Esperance fisherman Cransten Charles Caville admits to drug charges after ‘suspicious’ package delivered Esperance fisherman Cransten Charles Caville admits to drug charges after ‘suspicious’ package delivered.
- History mystery: Can you help historical society crack this mystery? History mystery: The Eastern Goldfields Historical Society is seeking the public’s help to name the people in this school photo.
- Local eager to once again represent her outback hometown on world pageant stage Taking the outback to the world pageant stage has helped a Kalgoorlie-Boulder local grow her confidence and create new friendships while representing her hometown on an international platform.
- Spring racing season launched in fashionable style with Noir & Blanc Derby Day The local spring racing season was launched in fashionable style with the inaugural Noir & Blanc Derby Day event.
- Season by season: Fremantle Dockers’ 13-year road back to the MCG after most recent grand final berth It’s been a long road back to the grand final since Freo’s sole appearance in the decider at the end of 2013.
- Sabrina Hahn Green With Envy: Advice on wisteria, bauhinia and viburnum Expert advice for a garden, from transplanting tips to identifying a mystery shrub.
- Australian Geographic natural photographer of the year awards featured at Goldfields Museum An exhibition featuring the 2025 Australian Geographic natural photographer of the year awards is on display at the Goldfields Museum.
- New bilingual picture book communicates Aboriginal seasons and cultural knowledge A new Aboriginal language picture book illustrated by students from the Ngaanyatjarra Lands School has been published, passing on cultural knowledge about the seasons and land to new generations.
- Untold History: First World War Diggers of the South West etched their names in history A total of 140 of those in the two World War I fighting forces from the south of WA did not return home.
- Mirabilis Collective presents chamber music festival Hear Her Now dedicated to music written by women Presented by Mirabilis Collective, Hear Her Now is billed as Australia’s first chamber music festival dedicated to music written by women.
- Navy looks to mining industry to trial fire-resistant bras and underwear A navy veteran who invented fire-resistant bras and period underwear is looking to the mining industry after trials in other high-risk industries, including defence and firefighting.
- WA clinical trial for chemotherapy-free treatment for common cancer achieves results WA clinical trial for chemotherapy-free treatment for common cancer achieves results.
- Artist, writer and Academy Award-winning filmmaker Shaun Tan releases new hardback graphic novel Hometown Artist, writer and Academy Award-winning filmmaker Shaun Tan wishes he had a single lightning flash origin story for the inspiration behind his new hardback graphic novel Hometown.