Audi Plans a US$4 Billion Plant in Georgia as Volkswagen Restructures at Home
Audi plans to build its first factory in the United States, an investment of about US$4 billion that would make
Elvis Presley’s Rights Holders Sue Anthropic Over 274 Songs
On Friday 23 October, US time, the owners of Elvis Presley’s music sued Anthropic in federal court in San Francisco,
Bledisloe Cup Returns to the MCG in 2027, With a Second Melbourne Test in 2029
The Wallabies will host the All Blacks at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in July 2027, and Melbourne will stage a
Eric Bauza, the Modern Voice of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, Dies Aged 46
Eric Bauza, the voice actor who played Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck for Warner Bros. Animation, died at his home
Ombudsman Finds Aged Care Funding Algorithm Unfair, Calls for a Human Override
On Monday 26 October, the Commonwealth Ombudsman, Iain Anderson, published a report finding that the algorithm which decides how much
Global PC Shipments Fall 21% in the September Quarter as Memory Costs Bite
Fifty-seven million PCs were shipped around the world in the September quarter of 2026, 21% fewer than in the same
Southwest Metro Opens Friday 30 October, Ending Two Years of Replacement Buses
Sydney’s Southwest Metro will open on Friday 30 October, with services officially beginning at 4:31am, according to Sydney Metro, and
Tom Skerritt, Star of Alien, Top Gun and Picket Fences, Dies Aged 93
On Wednesday 21 October, US time, the actor Tom Skerritt died of natural causes, his family said in a statement.
Cox Plate 2026: Flemington Hosts the Weight-for-Age Championship for One Year Only
The Ladbrokes Cox Plate will be run at Flemington on Saturday 24 October, the first time the race has been
Snowy 2.0 Cost Climbs to as Much as $25 Billion, Full Operation Pushed to Late 2029
Snowy 2.0 could cost up to $25 billion, about 12 times its original price, according to a long-awaited reassessment of