The United States has held ceremonies to remember almost three thousand victims of September the 11th, 25 years after the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington. Authorities have confirmed an outage on the Optus phone network yesterday has affected calls to triple zero.And a teenager will face court today, accused of being involved in the fatal shooting of an innocent man in Sydney's west. 

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson and Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie are in the midst of a very public spat.

It's escalated recently over an animated cartoon video created by One Nation which labels Mr Hastie a traitor.

AI could kill us by the end of the decade.

That is the alarming claim being made by an AI expert in the US who has quit his job over fears that the tech could wipe out humans.

The midterm election in the US are fast approaching, less then a couple of months to go.

And at the moment things are not looking good for the Republican party.

So US President Donald Trump is throwing a two-day convention in Texas in a bid to boost the fortunes of his Party - before the November poll.

Twenty sunscreens were pulled from the shelves recently after failing to meet their SPF claims.

Behind them all is one manufacturer - Wild Child Laboratories - that supplies the brands with their base formula.

it's now being sued in the federal court by one of the sunscreen brands caught out: Ultra Violette.

LIV Golf promised to revolutionise professional golf when it launched with billions of dollars in Saudi backing. 

Now, just four years later, the competition has filed for bankruptcy protection in the United States. 

So what went wrong, what happens next, and what does it mean for the future of its Adelaide tournament?

One of the biggest sporting events on the planet is about to land in Melbourne. American football's opening weekend is coming to Australia for the first time, with tens of thousands of fans expected at the MCG.

Labor's use of grants is raising eyebrows.

A Centre for Public Integrity investigation found the $560 million so called 'Major and Local Community Infrastructure' grants program was overwhelmingly directed into safe Labor seats and marginal seats the party wanted to win at the 2025 federal election. 

Chair Anthony Whealy called it as he saw it: pork-barrelling. 

So what exactly is it?

Will you boot the social media algorithms if you get the chance? 

The government has revealed a draft of the Digital Duty of Care in Australia law that would force digital platforms to block certain content from children, take proactive measure to prevent harm and give everyone the option to opt-out of the algorithm that picks what comes up next on your feeds. 

The federal government insists a global reckoning is coming for big tech. 

How will it work?

New research on the degenerative brain disease CTE, has revealed its prevalence in former rugby league players.

The Australian Sports Brain Bank can now confirm that 31 players both professional and amateur had the condition when they died.

That result came from studying the 51 brains that have been donated so far.

The wife of one late rugby league footballer is calling for more players to agree to donate their brains to research. 

A trial is underway in Mexico over the murders of two young Australians two years ago.

Jake and Callum Robinson and their American friend Carter Rhoad were murdered while on a surfing holiday in Baja in April 2024.

So what do we know about what happened to them?