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WorldThe Southeast Asia DeskIndonesia is battling a dangerous combination of major earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and El Nino-driven wildfires in 2026, with economic losses estimated up to Rp123 trillion and haze affecting…
WorldThe GuardianA software bug in the UK's air traffic control system caused a six-hour outage in a millisecond, disrupting hundreds of thousands of passengers and prompting calls for the CEO to be sacked.
HealthInnovation News NetworkStanford researchers found the human brain is actually two ancient nervous systems joined together, which could help treat diseases like ALS and SMA.
Worldbbc.co.ukFrench President Macron says Russia's hybrid attacks on Europe have intensified and France will not be intimidated, ordering protection of critical infrastructure.
SportThe GuardianFremantle pulled off a stunning last-quarter comeback to beat Sydney by 12 points and reach only their second AFL grand final.
Sciencesciencedaily.comScientists have found that some cells can survive the process of programmed death and then help rebuild damaged tissue, which could aid cancer research.
WorldBBCThe lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy mistrial says he had no doubt she deliberately killed her three children and planned it.
SportFox SportsCanberra Raiders beat Wests Tigers 6-0 in the lowest-scoring game in NRLW history, moving one win away from the grand final.
HealthReutersScientists have found a rare inherited gene mutation that raises lung cancer risk 25-fold, even in people who have never smoked, which could change how screening is done.
Finance1NewsAustralian searches for New Zealand property jumped 190% in August after the Australian government scrapped key property tax breaks for investors.
Worldtheguardian.comThe Trump administration has cancelled a 15-year Alzheimer's research study in Pittsburgh, meaning around 600 participants may never receive their cognitive test results.
WorldNPRWarren Buffett has stepped down as Berkshire Hathaway chairman after more than 50 years, with his son Howard taking over the role immediately.
SportCNAAsian Games organisers in Nagoya accidentally played North Korea's national anthem instead of South Korea's before a hockey match, angering South Korean officials.
HealthScienceDailyA Swedish study found that Alzheimer's patients taking newer blood thinners called NOACs experienced slower cognitive decline than those on older medication or none at all.
SportABC News & HeadlinesHawthorn ended North Melbourne's record 32-game AFLW winning streak with a 7-point upset win in Cairns on Friday night.
WorldThe GuardianIranian actress Laleh Marzban won best actress at Venice but now faces threats from Iranian authorities after dedicating her award to the women of Iran.
WorldYahooA bomb exploded at a mosque near police offices in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least seven people and wounding more than 30 worshippers.
ScienceScienceAlertScientists have discovered the human brain develops from two distinct and separate embryonic cell systems, a finding that could reshape how brain diseases are researched.
WorldABC News & HeadlinesAt least three students, including the 16-year-old shooter, were killed and eight others injured in a shooting at a high school in the southern Philippines.
ScienceBBC Sky at Night MagazineNASA has confirmed the largest newly-formed crater ever seen in our solar system on the Moon, measuring 222 metres wide and caused by an asteroid or comet impact in 2024.
SportFox SportsAFL legend Matthew Pavlich faces an emotional conflict tonight as his old club Fremantle takes on the Sydney Swans, where he now works as a club boss.
LifestyleNine.com.auCelebrities worldwide are picking sides over Ed Sheeran dropping Macklemore from his tour, with Roger Waters calling Sheeran a little prick and Boy George falling for two online hoaxes.
LifestyleABC News & HeadlinesRachel Griffiths is returning to the Australian stage for the first time in 25 years to play overlooked modernist artist Clarice Beckett at Melbourne Theatre Company in 2027.
Worldcnbcafrica.comAfrica's top health agency says the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is still serious and not yet under control, despite some signs of slowing.