World · 2 October 2026
Around 400 French schools were forced to stay shut after student protests, which began in the Paris region, erupted into violent clashes across the country.
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Finance · 2 October 2026
Solstice Minerals’ latest drill intercept has market participants cheering, while Kantra Copper and Brazilian Rare Earths are left chasing smaller nuggets. The ASX buzzes as the three firms vie for the same glittering…
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Sports · 2 October 2026
With ticket sales stalled, Roosters supporters are left on the sidelines, watching the grand final from their living rooms, while the club's ticket office offers nothing but a shrug.
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Business · 2 October 2026
Britain is negotiating with EU partners to release emergency diesel reserves after a Trump administration warning that the US would cut off diesel supplies, prompting a scramble of City fuel brokers and a new “global e…
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Finance · 2 October 2026
A murky manipulation scheme rippled through Istanbul’s main exchange, leaving 500,000 investors scrambling while law enforcement nets suspects and a party member steps down.
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Politics · 2 October 2026
Matt Davidson’s latest exhibition is being hailed as a national emergency, with experts claiming it will single‑handedly save the Aussie economy.
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Sports · 2 October 2026
Tarryn Aiken’s comeback to the Broncos sparks a revenge‑driven frenzy, but her presence may have inadvertently forged a monstrous spine that rivals can’t tame.
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Business · 2 October 2026
OpenAI says it has dismissed several employees after a review revealed that confidential training material was passed to an external evaluation consortium, sparking a dry City‑style debate over corporate data hygiene.
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World · 2 October 2026
Talks to settle the Drumcree parade clash collapsed, and residents have shelved their court challenge, leaving the dispute as sticky as last year's rain.
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