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
Node.js Security Releases Fix 10 Flaws, Led by a Brotli Decoder Bug
Node.js released security updates for all three of its supported lines on Wednesday 21 October, fixing 10 vulnerabilities. The most
Neanderthal Shoulder Wound May Be Oldest Evidence of a Spear Killing
A neat round hole in a Neanderthal’s shoulder blade, found in Shanidar Cave in Iraqi Kurdistan, may be the oldest
Spain Punished by FIFA Over Anti-Muslim Chants at Egypt Friendly
FIFA has fined Spain’s football federation $20,000 (£15,000) and ordered a partial stadium closure for Spain’s next international friendly, after
GTA 6 Launch Trailer Lands a Month Before the 19 November Release
Rockstar Games released the launch trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI on Thursday 15 October, US time, ahead of the
Supercars Return to Phillip Island From 2027 as MotoGP Heads to Adelaide
Supercars will race at Phillip Island again from 2027 under a five-year deal with the Victorian government, announced on Friday