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NASA puts Artemis II Moon flyby data online for anyone
NASA has released more than 800 GB of Artemis II Moon data, including 11,000 images and 8.5 hours of crew audio from the April flyby.Adelaide card shops boost security after Pokémon card thefts
Adelaide trading card shops are adding bollards and fog alarms after Pokémon thefts. Police charged a man over a $20,000 Blair Athol break-in.Darwin's YiSSA shelter shuts as residents are sent to Batchelor
Darwin's biggest short-stay shelter, YiSSA, shut on Sunday after the NT government turned down a federal offer. Residents face a move 100km to Batchelor.Florida still has about 200,000 power outages after Isaias
About 200,000 Florida accounts were still without power late Sunday US time, state regulators said. That's down from 448,298 the morning after Isaias hit.Shane Mac says Grok Bot posted his bank balances to work Slack
XMTP Labs CEO Shane Mac says his Grok Bot finance agent posted his personal bank balances in his company's Slack on 1 October. He says it's been fixed.Sydney auction clearance rate falls to its lowest this year
Domain's preliminary Sydney clearance rate fell to 46 per cent at the weekend after a fourth rate hike. Vendors are cutting reserves to sell.Cook government pushes Perth uni merger as all three object
WA's Cook government wants a business case on merging Curtin, Murdoch and UWA in Perth. Curtin will vigorously oppose it and no cost has been named.Starship Flight 15 pushed to November on FAA planning slide
An FAA planning slide, not SpaceX, lists Starship Flight 15 no earlier than 8 November. SpaceX hasn't set a date, and Ship 42's engines are out.Hijackers got rogue Google certificates via .gh, .sl and .as
Attackers hijacked the .gh, .sl and .as domain registries and got real security certificates for Google and YouTube names. Chrome has blocked them.Canberra marks 25 years since Australia went to Afghanistan
Leaders gathered at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra on Sunday for the 25th anniversary. Veterans want the war's official histories released.Teen charged after stolen car hits woman at Flinders Street
A 16-year-old has been charged after a stolen car allegedly hit a woman outside Melbourne's Flinders Street Station. He faces a children's court Monday.Roy Morgan puts One Nation on track for 11 seats in Victoria
A new Roy Morgan projection has One Nation winning 11 of Victoria’s 88 lower house seats, up from none in 2022. The state votes on 28 November.Squadron 42 opens Steam wishlists ahead of Q2 2027 release
Cloud Imperium has put Squadron 42, its Star Citizen single-player game with Mark Hamill and Gary Oldman, on Steam wishlists ahead of a Q2 2027 launch.Korean banks got an AI hacking warning weeks before breaches
South Korea's Financial Security Institute showed bank staff an AI agent hack on 17 September. Within two weeks, seven financial firms had been breached.Hobart council election enters its final fortnight
Hobart voters are choosing a new lord mayor and nine councillors by post. Rates, bike lanes and the stadium split the field. Votes close 27 October.Tesla update lets Wall Connector charge from Powerwall solar
Tesla's 26.34 update lets the Gen 3 Wall Connector charge your car from spare solar or the cheapest tariff power, guided by your Powerwall.Ammonia-powered bulk ship Mineral Europa heads for Australia
Mineral Europa, billed as the first bulk ship built to burn ammonia, left Qingdao for Fortescue on 9 October. Trackers show it bound for Zhoushan first.Houthi strike on Riyadh airport kills 13, Saudis vow response
A Houthi missile strike on Riyadh's King Khalid airport on Saturday has killed 13, including an Indian man who died Sunday. It was hit again Sunday.Firmus pulls its ASX float as Tasmanian data centres stall
Firmus Technologies scrapped its ASX float on Friday. Its three Tasmanian AI data centre plans now face delays, appeals and local doubts.Eliud Kipchoge wins Melbourne Marathon in race record
Eliud Kipchoge, 41, won the Melbourne Marathon on Sunday in a race record 2:09:10. Australia's Thomas Do Canto was second at the MCG.
