Security incident at Brisbane Supreme Court
The incident involving Malak O’Mari occurred outside the Brisbane District and Supreme Court building on May 25, 2026. ⌘ Read more
‘Who would Munster rather defend?’ How to make sense of Olakau’atu’s NSW axing
There have been theories aplenty and no definitive answer as to why NSW axed the NRL’s best back-rower this season. ⌘ Read more
Strafzahlungen durch EU drohen: Whatsapp muss andere KI-Anbieter zulassen
Meta muss spätestens in der nächsten Woche anderen KI-Chatbots den Zugang zu Whatsapp gewähren. Ansonsten drohen hohe Strafen. ( Whatsapp, Instant Messenger)
Coroner wants gun licence ‘rubber stamping’ bolstered with medical checks
As the Allan government prepares to strengthen the state’s firearms laws, a Victorian coroner wants gun owner to provide medical evidence proving their fit to hold a gun licence. ⌘ Read more
This wrong-com is intentionally icky – and it’s not the age gap I have a problem with
Alice and Steve finds a lot of laughs in its taboo-breaking premise, but it also left me with more questions than answers. ⌘ Read more
Claude Fable 5: Anthropic veröffentlicht sein bisher stärkstes Modell
Anthropic bringt mit Claude Fable 5 sein leistungsfähigstes Modell auf den Markt, inklusive eingebautem Fallback-System für heikle Anfragen. ( KI, Mythos)
Jan Daniher delivers moving tribute at husband Neale’s funeral
Jan Daniher shares heartfelt words at husband Neale’s funeral. ⌘ Read more
Anzeige: Schwachstellenmanagement und Patchmanagement praxisnah umsetzen
Schwachstellenmanagement erfordert belastbare Priorisierung statt CVSS-Autopilot. Ein Live-Online-Workshop vermittelt Methoden, um Risiken einzuordnen und Maßnahmen abzuleiten. ( Golem Karrierewelt, Server-Applikationen)  deals around Melbourne
Including dumplings of all descriptions, endless fried chicken, and what might be the most beautiful brunch buffet in town, here’s where to eat to your heart’s content. ⌘ Read more
Rugby league commentary, Ukrainian style
Football is called in a more understated tone in Ukraine when compared to the likes of Ray Warren. ⌘ Read more
Teenager charged over jet ski death
A teenager has been charged over a fatal jet ski accident in Sydney. ⌘ Read more
Viking nails 76% tungsten recoveries in Nevada
Viking Mines has hit a 76% tungsten recovery at its historic Linka project in Nevada, with the result stemming from simple processing ahead of maiden drilling. ⌘ Read more
‘I’ve made mistakes’: Graham Platner
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner has addressed past mistakes in his victory speech in the Democratic primary. ⌘ Read more
Australia news LIVE: Albanese ‘very worried’ about renewed Middle East violence; Neale Daniher farewelled; Seven to cut up to 200 jobs
Follow along as we bring you the latest live news updates from Australia and beyond. ⌘ Read more
Neale Daniher’s wife Jan speaks at his funeral
Jan Daniher speaks at her husband’s state funeral. ⌘ Read more
Up to 200 staff to go as Seven’s owner swings the axe
Seven Network staff are bracing for mass job cuts, which are expected to amount to as many as 200 redundancies across the entire company. ⌘ Read more
Moonlight drill results build Qld gold system scale
Drilling at Moonlight Resources’ Clermont project in Qld has intersected 20m at 1g/t gold, extending its Leo Grande Central system towards the Leo Grande South target. ⌘ Read more
Disclosure Day trailer
Steven Spielberg returns to the subject of extra-terrestrial life in his new sci-fi thriller. ⌘ Read more
Official trailer for Trifole
Set in Northern Italy, Trifole is a film about family and change ⌘ Read more
Catastrophe and drama collide in this lavish production
John Cranko’s 1962 Romeo and Juliet is most admired – among those who do admire it – for the ensemble grandeur of its large set-piece scenes. ⌘ Read more
US launches new Iran strikes after Trump blames Tehran for downing US helicopter
The US Central Command said its forces began launching “self-defence” strikes against Iran on Wednesday morning (AEST) at the US president’s direction. ⌘ Read more
Chinese rocket identified as source of mystery light in Australian skies
The unusual streak of light was visible for about 20 minutes over parts of Australia, including Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast. ⌘ Read more
Deputy premier tells developers to remove affordable housing from applications
Jarrod Bleijie wrote to two developers, telling them to scrap the cheaper components of their projects and replace them with standard market-rate housing. ⌘ Read more
Australia news LIVE: Chalmers eyes 50 per cent CGT for start-ups after backlash; Albanese ‘very worried’ about renewed violence in Middle East as US strikes Iran
Follow along as we bring you the latest live news updates from Australia and beyond. ⌘ Read more
What to watch at the movies this week: Was Steven Spielberg right about aliens all along?
In the director’s new film Disclosure Day the bad guys are all Earthlings ⌘ Read more
USA star eyes tough Socceroos clash
USA star Antonee Robinson eyes a tough Socceroos clash at the World Cup in an interview with Stan Sport. ⌘ Read more
Critical hits multiple pegmatites in Canadian lithium blitz
Critical Resources has uncovered a swarm of pegmatites, six of them new, at its Mavis Lake lithium project in Canada, expanding the footprint ahead of drilling. ⌘ Read more
Margaret River has a new winery, and one of WA’s most respected chefs is in the kitchen
Brendan Pratt joins a stacked team committed to advancing the discussion on regenerative food and wine. ⌘ Read more
Barkly scores NT cash for rare earths met work
Barkly Rare Earths has scored a $100,000 NT Government grant for metallurgical testwork at its namesake rare earths project ahead of a 10,000m drill program. ⌘ Read more
Will the AI boom lead to lower interest rates?
New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh says the productivity gains from artificial intelligence will allow significant cuts in interest rates. More like the opposite. ⌘ Read more
The Age Schools Summit LIVE: Education Minister Ben Carroll announces $75m education fund, responds to leadership questions
Join us for our live coverage of The Age Schools Summit, where some of state’s leading educators and policymakers are gathered to discuss Victoria’s education landscape. ⌘ Read more
Former building regulator boss might have committed misconduct: inquiry
Queensland’s CFMEU inquiry has heard evidence of potentially unlawful behaviour by the regulator, along with pressure and interference from Labor and union figures. ⌘ Read more
With no end in sight to US-Iran war, Australia is getting oil from some unlikely places
Global trade is trying to rebalance due to the economic carnage of the US and Israel’s war with Iran. That means Australia is getting oil from some very unlikely places. ⌘ Read more
Chemist Warehouse owner eyes $14 billion deal for UK giant
The Australian pharmacy giant now has its sights set on the UK pharmacy chain Boots. ⌘ Read more
ASX trades higher as retailers advance; Sigma slumps on Boots talks
The Australian sharemarket is higher despite a new escalation in the Middle East after US forces struck Iran and a sell-down on Wall Street. ⌘ Read more
At 98, Peter Clemenger is not too old for one life-affirming revelation
The advertising executive was an industry giant who once child-minded the young Lachlan and James Murdoch. ⌘ Read more
Collingwood to challenge Frampton ban after Mihocek undergoes surgery
Collingwood will challenge the three-match ban for Billy Frampton after a tackle that left Melbourne’s Brody Mihocek with a fractured neck. ⌘ Read more
Joe Montemurro is sticking with his team. But at what cost to the next generation of Matildas?
Even though the next women’s World Cup is a little more than a year away, Joe Montemurro has almost locked in his starting XI already. ⌘ Read more
Four surgeries and a reunion: The Souttar brothers’ long road to the World Cup
After 16 months of injury hell, Harry Souttar is happy to be at another World Cup - but he’s even happier that his brother John, who plays for Scotland, has made it, too. ⌘ Read more
TV shows we can’t wait to see: 25 new titles – and 10 returning hits – to keep an eye out for
The first half of the year in television has been consistently rewarding – and the good news is that there is more to come. ⌘ Read more
The youth skate park on a collision course with eastern suburbs residents
For 13 years, the idea has progressed and halted, in a battle that has involved everyone from activist neighbours to a prime minister. Now, construction has begun. ⌘ Read more
Chemist Warehouse owner eyes $14 billion deal for UK giant
The Australian pharmacy giant now has its sights set on the UK pharmacy chain Boots. ⌘ Read more