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Planet Zoo 2 launches on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series
Frontier's Planet Zoo 2 is out on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series with aquatic animals, flying birds and Wildlife Reserves.Apple HomeView hub opens preorders ahead of a November launch
Apple opened HomeView preorders on 13 October at US$299, with availability from 13 November for the 7-inch home display.Tesla's Roadster event: when to watch it in Australia
Tesla's next-generation Roadster event streams live on Friday 16 October. In Adelaide that's 11:25am. Here are the times for Sydney, Brisbane and Perth.Senators from both parties urge Trump to drop Russian diesel deal
Twelve senators from both parties told Trump on 13 October to rescind Treasury General License 135, which opens the way for Russian diesel.Mortgage stress hits 450,000 households in top postcodes
OurTop10 counts 450,539 households in mortgage stress in ranked postcodes for Q3 2026, with Melbourne leading the rise.NASA stacks Artemis III boosters and fits four RS-25 engines
NASA completed SLS booster stacking for Artemis III and installed all four RS-25 engines, with a short-stack pad test still ahead.Pope Leo XIV has successful lung surgery at Gemelli
The Vatican says Pope Leo XIV's lung nodule surgery at Gemelli was completed successfully and he has returned to his room.Sydney fire ants: nest found at Strathfield South yard
Red imported fire ants were found at Sydney's Enfield intermodal yard. NSW says control orders may last up to two years.SpaceXSI launches The X Subscription, from free to $200
SpaceXSI has launched The X Subscription, one plan for Grok, Grok Bot, Cursor and X Premium. Prices run from free to $200 a month.NZYQ cohort stands at 342 as fewer wear ankle monitors
Home Affairs figures show 342 people released after the NZYQ ruling held bridging visas in February. Fewer of them were under electronic monitoring.SpaceX launches CRS-35 cargo with the last ISS solar arrays
SpaceX's CRS-35 Dragon lifted off on 13 October with more than 6,300 pounds of cargo, including the last new solar arrays for the space station.Hanson presses Burke over Home Affairs grants to MyCentre
Pauline Hanson wants Tony Burke to say if ASIO or the AFP were asked before $68,136 in Home Affairs grants went to MyCentre in Broadmeadows.CISA warns China-linked hackers are using automated tools
CISA and allies, including Australia, say hackers enabled by China's Integrity Tech are scanning, spraying Exchange logins and stealing data worldwide.Tesla renames Full Self-Driving in Europe
Tesla now calls its Full Self-Driving software Tesla Assisted Driving in Europe, after Germany said the old name was misleading.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.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.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.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.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.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.
