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Interpol issues wanted notice for Monaco bombing suspect
Investigators are hunting for a woman they say “disguised herself as a man” in connection with in a bomb attack that targeted a wealthy businessman in Monaco. Source link
'An insult': How AI entered Sydney's underground music scene
Local musician Aidan Sammut says he was disgusted after a live music event aimed at showcasing local artists included an artist who used AI-generated content. Source link
China's latest activities near Taiwan indicate new strategy
Australia raises concerns about China’s latest activities near Taiwan “directly to Chinese officials” as tensions simmer in the region. Source link
'Deadly' Indigenous remote artists travel to Sydney
Remote Indigenous artists from around Australia are in Sydney for the annual National Indigenous Art Fair. Source link
'Panicked' Putin has big decision to make, and 'could go nuclear'
The Russian president’s decision to annex Crimea showed the world his authoritarian muscle. These days, it is a “personal humiliation”. Source link
Support growing for Pacific-wide security agreement, Solomon Islands PM says
Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale says there is “growing consensus” in support of his proposal for a Pacific-wide security agreement. Source link
Photos show site of US pilot's killing at hands of Papua rebels
A Papua separatist group has shot dead an American pilot who allegedly transported Indonesian troops into the restive province. Source link
UK uncovers international network of men drugging and assaulting women
In echoes of the high-profile Gisele Pelicot case, the National Crime Agency says it has identified more than 270 individuals linked to an online forum and its offshoots. Source link
Evocative photos of Canadian Arctic win New Scientist Editors Award
Natalya Saprunova’s photo series exploring coastal erosion and permafrost thaw across Inuvialuit territories in Canada has won the New Scientist Editors Award at the Earth Photo 2026 competition Source link
Widow warns of shock ambulance bill after husband's unexpected death
Private health insurers can legally avoid ambulance bills because corpses are not considered patients, a loophole that left a grieving widow shocked. Source link