Iran Executes Three More Men Over the January Protests
Iran executed Hassan Divband, Hamid Kazemi and Reza Zanganeh on Sunday 8 November after the Supreme Court upheld their death
ASIC Warns Cold-Call Lead Generators Are Pushing Workers Out of Their Super
Lead generators referred 7,639 new clients to 15 financial advice licensees, and more than $678 million was switched or invested
South Africa’s ANC Records Its Worst Local Election Result
The African National Congress has remained South Africa’s largest party in the 2026 municipal elections, but with just under 31%
Australia v New Zealand, Twice: Both World Cup Finals Are Set for Suncorp
Both Rugby League World Cup finals will be trans-Tasman contests. The Jillaroos play the Kiwi Ferns and the Kangaroos play
Pocock Confronts TikTok Over Self-Harm Content at the Duty of Care Inquiry
Independent senator David Pocock held up a thick stack of printed examples of self-harm content as he questioned TikTok at
Two Passenger Trains Collide Near Giza, Killing at Least Seven
Two southbound passenger trains collided at al-Ayyat, in Egypt’s Giza province, on Sunday 8 November. The toll was at least
The Dollar Slips as the RBA’s New Forecasts Put Inflation at 4.5% by December
Markets had largely expected the Reserve Bank of Australia to lift rates on Tuesday 3 November, so the bigger news
Alphabet Loses About US$500bn in a Day After Its Results
Alphabet shares fell nearly 13% on Thursday 29 October, US time, their worst day since Google went public in 2004,
Tonga v Samoa: The World Cup Rivalry Bigger Than a Grand Final
Tonga and Samoa meet in a sold-out Rugby League World Cup pool match at CommBank Stadium in Parramatta at 8.05pm
National Architecture Awards 2026: A Windowless Brick Box and the Year’s Other Winners
A windowless brick research building at the University of Queensland is among the winners of the 2026 National Architecture Awards,