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Australians sleep at Heathrow after UK air traffic control failure
via abc.net.au
Australian travellers have been left stranded at one of the world's busiest airports after an air traffic control failure led to flight cancellations across the United Kingdom. -
'Ghost stores' and AI scams scare unsuspecting artist
via abc.net.au
Unsuspecting shoppers are being warned about an online store claiming to sell handmade glassware from a non-existent Port Fairy artist. -
Apple's new CEO unveils iPhone with biggest price tag yet
via abc.net.au
The iPhone Duo will start at $2,770, putting it among the most expensive mainstream smartphones on the market and marking the first major test for Apple's new CEO. -
Apple's first foldable iPhone comes with its biggest price tag yet
via abc.net.au
The iPhone Duo will start at $2,770, putting it among the most expensive mainstream smartphones on the market and marking the first major test for Apple's new CEO. -
'It won't work': WA opposition blasts 'State of Energy' ad campaign
via abc.net.au
A $30 million campaign by Western Australia's government to promote the state's efforts to transition to renewable energy comes under fire from the opposition. -
Sick of the city, Queenslanders head west and boost property prices
via abc.net.au
They lived in some of the Queensland's most sought-after areas, so what was the appeal of heading west for a country town? -
Anger as lead found at 10 Broken Hill childcare centres
via abc.net.au
The NSW Environment Protection Agency faces criticism after finding high lead contamination at 10 of Broken Hill's 13 childcare facilities. -
ASX set to fall sharply as Wall Street declines; Trump sends oil price warning as Iran war escalates
via smh.com.au
Stocks fell on Wall Street as the price of crude oil rose back above $US100 a barrel amid further escalation in the US war with Iran. -
Watchdog's floodplain admission sparks call for immediate embargo
via abc.net.au
Calls to halt floodplain harvesting are mounting after NSW's chief water regulator revealed uncertainty around enforcing the state's water laws. -
Why 42 Victorian councils are refusing to adopt purple-lid bins
via abc.net.au
Councils call on the Victorian government to reconsider a mandate requiring purple-lid glass-recycling bins to be rolled out to all homes by July 2027. -
Parties divided over purple-lid glass bins ahead of Victorian election
via abc.net.au
Councils call on the Victorian government to reconsider a mandate requiring purple-lid glass-recycling bins to be rolled out to all homes by July 2027. -
You may be waiting until at least February for that Tassie caravan holiday
via abc.net.au
Travellers hoping to jump on the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries with their cars and caravans in the coming months may have to wait, with bookings still limited to the capacity of the current ships. But TT-Line says that's not forever. -
Full booking capacity for new Spirit ferries not yet available, ahead of first sailings
via abc.net.au
Travellers hoping to jump on the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries with their cars and caravans in the coming months may have to wait, with bookings still limited to the capacity of the current ships. But TT-Line says that's not forever. -
Christmas caravan holiday in Tassie? You may have missed out on a ferry spot
via abc.net.au
Travellers hoping to jump on the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries with their cars and caravans in the coming months may have to wait, with bookings still limited to the capacity of the current ships. But TT-Line says that's not forever. -
Underpaid postage fees 'silently killing' some small businesses
via abc.net.au
Small businesses are being hit with "underpaid postage fees", but Australia Post says its size and weight scanners are "highly accurate" and will not disclose how often its technology is wrong, raising questions about the legality of its additional charges. -
Australia Post's surprise delivery fees 'killing' some small businesses
via abc.net.au
Small businesses are being hit with "underpaid postage fees", but Australia Post says its size and weight scanners are "highly accurate" and will not disclose how often its technology is wrong, raising questions about the legality of its additional charges. -
Online promotion could normalise 'extreme' rib contouring surgery
via abc.net.au
A cosmetic surgery procedure that reshapes and partially fractures the ribs is now being offered in Australia, after gaining popularity with influencers overseas. Experts warn social media promotion of the procedure could fuel pressure to achieve increasingly extreme body shapes. -
Airlines call for air traffic control boss to quit over UK airport chaos
via abc.net.au
At least 2,000 flights were cancelled, with airlines reporting millions of pounds worth of financial loss. -
Australian cars stolen for parts to sell to Iran and Russia, insurers say
via smh.com.au
With Melbourne the epicentre of car theft in Australia, insurers believe stolen vehicles are being dismantled for parts and sold in sanctioned Iran and Russia. -
Anthropic researcher says some developers believe AI 'could kill us all'
via abc.net.au
A researcher for AI developer Anthropic has quit the company and is one of a growing number of AI experts to call on the industry to slow down. -
Brightstar continues march at Goldfields
Brightstar Resources has reiterated that it remains on schedule for inaugural production at its Goldfields project in the June 2027 quarter. -
Vexatious ruling restricts Angela, Hartmur Frigger after two decades
Accountant Angela Frigger and her husband have been denied permission to sue their former lawyers, three weeks after a federal judge made them subject to vexatious litigant restrictions. -
State questioned over 'at odds' uranium EIS grants
Shane Love and Daniel Pastorelli traded sharp words over whether the taxpayer-funded EIS exploration grants are at odds with the government's ban on uranium development in parliament on Wednesday. -
At Close of Business podcast September 9 2026
Claire Tyrrell speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about why WA's retail property sector is benefiting from multiple factors. -
Aussie shares wobble, oil price keeps traders on edge
Australia's share market has narrowed an early loss to end the session lower, after commodity prices bolstered energy stocks and miners. -
Green light for Stockland’s $47m works in North Baldivis
Stockland has cleared a planning hurdle to progress its residential community in Perth's south, after receiving approval to start $47 million worth of earthworks. -
Administrators explore sale of some Parker Group entities
Administrators attached to several Parker Group eateries have received a time extension to hold a creditors' meeting and to look into selling off some businesses. -
Trial told Alan Jones sent athlete weekly flowers, love declarations
via abc.net.au
A former politician giving evidence in Alan Jones's criminal trial is questioned about an event where the broadcaster allegedly kissed a prominent athlete on the mouth. -
Ex-politician didn't see Alan Jones kiss prominent athlete, trial hears
via abc.net.au
A former politician giving evidence in Alan Jones's criminal trial is questioned about an event where the broadcaster allegedly kissed a prominent athlete on the mouth. -
ASX dips as oil hovers near $US100; Austal jumps on $1.9b bid
via smh.com.au
Rising oil prices have worsened worries about the high inflation weighing on consumers and companies with the Reserve Bank under increasing pressure to raise rates.
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