Kenya Confirms Its First Ebola Case After Man Dies in Nairobi
Kenya has recorded the first Ebola case in its history, after a Kenyan man who had travelled from the Democratic
Kmart’s $89 Camera Glasses Vanish Online as Privacy Watchdog Probes App Maker
Kmart’s $89 Anko camera glasses no longer appear on the retailer’s website. On the same day, Wednesday 7 October, Privacy
North Melbourne Names Jaymie Graham Senior Coach
North Melbourne has named Fremantle assistant coach Jaymie Graham as its new senior coach, choosing him to succeed four-time premiership
Optogenetics Pioneers Win the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine
The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel for
Wallsend Crash: Ten Injured as Car Hits Knights Fans
Updated 6 October 2026: The driver has been charged with nine offences and was refused bail on Sunday. The two
Queensland Police Seize 558 E-Mobility Devices in Three Months
Queensland police seized 558 non-compliant e-mobility devices and issued more than 2,400 traffic infringement notices to riders in the first
ATO Data Shows 1,149 Large Companies Paid No Tax in 2024-25
The Australian Taxation Office’s 12th annual corporate tax transparency report for 2024-25, published on Thursday 1 October, shows that 1,149
Australian House Prices Fall for a Sixth Straight Month as Downturn Deepens
National home values fell 1.1 per cent in September, the sixth consecutive monthly decline, according to Cotality’s September Home Value
David Shoebridge Elected Greens Leader After Larissa Waters Steps Down
The Greens party room has elected New South Wales senator David Shoebridge as party leader, with Victorian senator Steph Hodgins-May
Albanese Defends Student Visa Crackdown as Adelaide University Reports Enrolment Shortfall
Adelaide: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended the federal government’s student visa crackdown during a visit to the city on