Wednesday 21 October 2026

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  1. Australia4 min read

    Thieves steal bronze plaques from Adelaide war memorial

    Four bronze plaques were torn from the 1924 Burnside District Fallen Soldiers' Memorial in Rose Park. Police are investigating a suspected scrap theft.
  2. Upcoming13 min read

    Gerwig's Narnia trailer locks theatres for 12 February

    Greta Gerwig's Narnia: The Magician's Nephew trailer is out. IMAX sneaks start 10 February, theatres open 12 February and Netflix follows on 2 April.
  3. Live · Breaking5 min read

    Black Sea drones hit two ships off Bulgaria, one sinks

    Drones hit two cargo ships off Bulgaria overnight on 13 October. The HS Dignity sank and 11 of its sailors were still missing on Tuesday.
  4. Game Reviews5 min read

    No Man's Sky comes to iPhone and iPad on 28 October

    Hello Games' No Man's Sky launches on iPhone and iPad on 28 October, free to try with a US$19.99 unlock. It runs on the iPhone 11 and later.
  5. Borderline3 min read

    Channel small boat arrivals reach 20,935 this year

    Home Office figures show 20,935 people crossed the Channel in small boats by 8 October. That is down 41 per cent on the same period of 2025.
  6. Borderline4 min read

    Federal Court rejects James Daniel's tolerance argument

    A New Zealand citizen jailed for robbery in armed company argued his 25 years here earned him more tolerance. The Federal Court found no error.
  7. Borderline3 min read

    Home Affairs cancelled 779 visas on character grounds

    Character cancellations fell 19 per cent last financial year. Drug, assault and child sex offences were the leading reasons, Home Affairs figures show.
  8. Borderline4 min read

    Immigration detention rises to 1,245 in August

    Home Affairs says 1,245 people were in immigration detention at the end of August, up 132 on a year ago. Most held in facilities have a criminal history.
  9. Borderline4 min read

    Court backs minister's override in Brenton Morgan visa case

    A tribunal gave back the visa of a New Zealand citizen jailed for drug trafficking. The Assistant Minister cancelled it again, and the court backed him.
  10. Tech5 min read

    Google Fitbit Edge brings a screen and a replaceable battery

    Google's Fitbit Edge is a US$179.99 tracker with a bigger screen, GPS and Fitbit's first replaceable battery. Preorders are open and it ships 27 October.
  11. Borderline5 min read

    Lex Takarua loses Federal Court bid to stop his removal

    A New Zealand citizen whose visa was cancelled over his criminal record has lost his court case. An injunction had stopped his removal since November.
  12. United States5 min read

    Federal agents search Ilhan Omar's home in immigration probe

    Federal agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington home on Monday in a criminal probe, the DOJ says. She hasn't been charged and calls it intimidation.
  13. Space5 min read

    ESA's Aschbacher prices European crew launches at €10 billion

    ESA chief Josef Aschbacher says Europe could launch its own astronauts in about ten years for €10 billion. Ministers decide in Rome on 15 December.
  14. Christian7 min read

    Pope Leo XIV to have surgery to remove a small lung nodule

    Pope Leo XIV enters Rome's Gemelli Hospital on Tuesday to have a small, early-stage lung nodule removed. He's asked for prayers, and bishops have answered.
  15. AI / LLM6 min read

    X, Grok and Cursor one-plan terms appear on x.ai

    SpaceXSI has posted terms for one subscription covering X, Grok and Cursor. No launch or prices yet, but the fine print shows how cancelling works.
  16. SpaceX5 min read

    SpaceX's CRS-35 Dragon set to launch ISS cargo and solar arrays

    SpaceX's CRS-35 Dragon is set to launch at 9:03pm Tuesday, Adelaide time, carrying ISS science, the last pair of IROSA solar arrays and Artemis III gear.
  17. Australia2 min read

    One Nation level with Labor on 24% in Victorian RedBridge poll

    One Nation and Labor are both on 24% in the RedBridge Victorian poll. Victorians vote on 28 November.
  18. Hacking7 min read

    Hackers heat French supermarket fridges via Danfoss controllers

    Hackers turned up the heat in fridges at hundreds of French supermarkets, spoiling food and sparking fires. Danfoss controllers are in the frame.
  19. Tesla5 min read

    Tesla's Cybercab makes its European debut at Paris Motor Show

    Tesla showed its Cybercab robotaxi at the Paris Motor Show on Monday, its first time in Europe. You can't ride it, but there are free test drives.
  20. Hacking7 min read

    Ahsay backup servers hacked, and the first fix didn't work

    Hackers took over Ahsay backup servers and hid crypto miners. Ahsay's first patch didn't stop them, and Huntress says hotfix 10.3.4.45 now does.

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