Louis E. Brus, Nobel Prize–winning chemist whose work on quantum dots transformed nanoscience and technology, has died at 82, leaving a legacy of discovery and innovation.
Ahead of Q4 earnings season, analysts favor Microsoft among Apple, Tesla, and MSFT for potential upside, driven by cloud and AI strength, though Apple and Tesla bring distinct narratives.
Two men have drowned in the Never Never River north of Bellingen, NSW; a woman was hospitalized in serious condition after all three struggled while swimming.
Two men were charged in Sydney after allegedly ingesting over 200 cocaine pellets, with about 2.33 kg valued at around $750,000, in an alleged bid to smuggle the drugs into Australia.
Following the death of Canadian tourist Piper James on K’gari, authorities have euthanised dingoes deemed a public safety risk, sparking debate over cultural and conservation impacts.
The European Union is poised to enhance its relationship with Vietnam during a forthcoming visit by European Council President Antonio Costa. This move aims to strengthen international partnerships as both parties navigate trade disruptions, particularly those stemming from U.S. tariffs.
In a recent statement, Trump paid tribute to the "very brave" soldiers of the UK following controversy over his remarks related to the Afghanistan withdrawal, reiterating his respect for their courage and sacrifices.
Lake Cargelligo is reeling after a triple homicide; a survivor recounts the suspect laughing during the attack as police continue a manhunt for Julian Ingram, armed and dangerous.
Tropical Cyclone Luana devastated a coastal home at Mercedes Cove retreat in far‑north WA, ripping off roofs and damaging interiors, though tourist units were spared.
On January 26, 1966, the Beaumont children vanished from Glenelg Beach in Adelaide. Their disappearance remains one of Australia’s most enduring unsolved mysteries.
The U.S. military has confirmed the elimination of a key leader of an Al Qaeda affiliate in northwest Syria. This operation underscores ongoing efforts to disrupt terrorist networks in the region.
Astronaut Katherine Bennell‑Pegg is named 2026 Australian of the Year, honoured for being the first to qualify under Australia’s space program and for inspiring future generations.
Australia Day 2026 sees record-breaking heat across multiple states, with cities like Adelaide, Brisbane, and Melbourne sweltering under extreme temperatures and fire warnings in place.
Apple is overhauling Siri with a two-stage AI plan — first a Gemini-powered personalized assistant in early 2026, then a full chatbot-style Siri later in the year, part of a broader AI strategy shift.
Otways bushfire remains uncontained as Victoria faces extreme heat and high winds, prompting evacuation warnings for towns including Beech Forest and Carlisle River.
Cathy Freeman and Australia’s social media regulator are honored on Australia Day, reflecting resilience, achievement, and the evolving responsibilities of modern society.
Melbourne prepares for Australia Day protests and counter-protests, with police boosting security as Indigenous and nationalist groups converge in the CBD.
Invasion Day rallies are underway nationwide, while several Sydney beaches close after shark sightings, highlighting a day of civic reflection and environmental caution.
From VLC and Bitwarden to Blender and DaVinci Resolve, several free apps outperform or rival popular paid alternatives in functionality, power, and features.
A body of a missing 24‑year‑old was recovered from Millbay Marina in Plymouth, prompting a murder investigation and the arrest of a 19‑year‑old. Police continue inquiries and seek witnesses.
A woman in her 60s died after getting into difficulty in the sea at Helen’s Bay, County Down. Two other swimmers were hospitalised following an extensive rescue response.
Burns Night on Jan 25 brings Northern Irish communities together to celebrate Robert Burns’ poetry, traditional suppers, and Ulster‑Scots heritage in a reflection of shared culture.
Keir Starmer hesitates to support a social media ban for under‑16s, reflecting both personal experience and wider debate over children’s safety online and policy effectiveness.
Guests were evacuated from the Kings Park Hotel in Rutherglen, Scotland, after a man’s unexplained death. Police, ambulance, and fire crews responded as investigations continue.