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Wright says the US won't be operator in Venezuela's NABEP deal
Energy Secretary Chris Wright told CNBC in Caracas that the US government won't be the operator or producer under the NABEP deal.One Nation's Pickering vows to repeal Victoria's nuclear ban
One Nation's Victorian leader Warren Pickering vows to repeal the state's Nuclear Activities (Prohibitions) Act 1983. A national ban is still a hurdle.One Nation's 2022 Victorian page put Princes and Bass first
One Nation's 2022 Victorian election page listed Princes and Bass highway upgrades, a second Bass Strait interconnector and scrapping Metro Link.Vatican theologians publish Caring for Our Common Home
The International Theological Commission's Caring for Our Common Home, authorised by Pope Leo XIV, names sin against creation and the Creator.Apple's first foldable iPhone may arrive on 9 September
Apple's 9 September event may bring its first foldable iPhone next to the iPhone 18 Pro. Rumours say a 7.8-inch inner screen and a price over US$2,000.Leo opened Gaudium et Spes
Pope Leo XIV began a catechesis on Gaudium et Spes at his 2 September General Audience, on how the Church serves humanity.Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is dated for 17 September
Nintendo dated Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave for Switch 2 on Thursday, 17 September 2026. Four heroes fight in the Heroic Games, and pre-orders are open.Cybercab Starlink on the roof
Elon Musk and the Starlink account have confirmed a factory-integrated V5 unit in Tesla's Cybercab roof. It weighs 1.1 kg, per Starlink's specs.Fall 2: Deadpoint opens to mixed reviews
Lionsgate's survival sequel Fall 2: Deadpoint opened on 2 September, starring Harriet Slater. Reviews are mixed, and Variety called it mostly successful.Where to watch NASA's spacewalk 99 with Meir and Adenot
NASA streamed Jessica Meir and Sophie Adenot's US spacewalk 99 on 1 September, with cameras on Harmony's retroreflector and the truss.Review: Wingard's Onslaught is a lean A24 siege thriller
Adam Wingard's A24 film Onslaught opened in US cinemas on Friday, 4 September, with Adria Arjona as Celeste. The Globe and Mail made it a Critic's Pick.Read the KEV before you patch
CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog and the federal due dates set under BOD 26-04 are a defender's first stop. Here's how to read the list.Shapefarm's co-op game Orbitals lands on Switch 2
Shapefarm's Switch 2 exclusive Orbitals launched on Thursday, 3 September, with a 1980s anime look. Friend's Pass lets two people play on one copy.FAA's final review backs wider Starship Pacific reentry zones
The FAA's final environmental review expands Starship's Pacific reentry contingency zones and adds a Northern Pacific one. It's paperwork, not a launch.Plan the Nullarbor in an EV
Driving Adelaide to Perth in an EV means about 2700 km on the Eyre Highway, with charger gaps generally under 200 km. A plan B still matters.Onimusha kept the blade
Onimusha: Way of the Sword, Capcom's sword-first reboot, opened on 4 September on PS5, Xbox, Switch 2 and PC.SpaceX's Flight 14 FCC filing includes an orbital second stage
SpaceX has asked the FCC for radio authority for Starship Flight 14's orbital second stage, from 15 September. It's not a flight licence.Motorola puts 35 Swarovski crystals on the Razr 70
Motorola's Razr 70 Brilliant Collection puts 35 Swarovski crystals on the flip phone, plus one on the hinge. It was shown at IFA on 3 September.BYD overseas set the record
BYD's overseas sales hit a record 189,466 in August 2026, up 134.45% on a year earlier and about 43% of its 440,293 new energy vehicle sales.Xiaomi's 18 Fold is the first phone with its XRing O3 chip
The Xiaomi 18 Fold, shown at IFA 2026 before its 7 September China launch, is the first commercial phone with the company's XRing O3 chip.
