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How Jackdaw ignites arguments over climate and costs Source link
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Emmys 2026 red carpet: Stars of nominated shows begin to arrive in style
See what your favourite television stars are wearing to the industry’s first major award show of the season. Source link
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ASX slides to three-month low as oil price stokes inflation fears — as it happened
The Australian share market finished at its lowest level since mid-June as rising oil prices lifted inflation fears, while US 10-year bond yields hit their highest level since 2007. Source link
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Live: Greens accuse Labor of 'betraying pensioners' over private health rebate changes
The federal government is moving to wind back the private health cover rebate for those aged 65 and over, but will need the Greens’ support to do so. Follow live. Source link
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Digital Canberra to "refresh" private cloud platform
As hardware warranty expiry approaches. Source link
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US scraps limits on emissions from coal and gas power plants
The Environment Protection Agency says the move will save the country billions of dollars and reduce energy prices. Source link
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University of Sydney to roll out ChatGPT Edu to students
Will also invest in AI sustainability research. Source link
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What we know about the proposed partnership between Canada and the EU
Prime Minister Mark Carney and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen each gave speeches this week that provide more detail about a new partnership between Canada and the EU — but there is still much left to be hammered out. Source link
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What we know about Carney's push for a 'unique alliance' with the EU
Prime Minister Mark Carney has said Canada plans to begin discussions on a “unique alliance” with the 27-nation European Union that will be based on shared values but be short of a full membership. Conservative MPs have replied that Canadians should be concerned about becoming the “28th EU state.” Here’s what we know so far. […]
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Whyalla steelworkers 'stubbornly determined' to keep plant going
The blast furnace closure has not come as a surprise to locals — workers have been pushing against the odds to get the aging plant back online since April. Now, they’re considering what the future holds. Source link
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'Cool to be Canadian': Leaders optimistic their pitch to invest here will pay off
Canada is a safe and competitive place to do business, teeming with hundreds of capital-ready major projects to pour dollars into — at least, that’s the pitch Canadian business leaders and politicians are in the midst of making to some of the world’s top money managers. Source link