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Council Tax Bands: Who Gets the £100 Budget 2026 Energy Payment?
Council tax bands A to D in England unlock a £100 energy payment from January 2027. We explain who qualifies, how to check your band, and the bank tax behind it.
Darwin Homeless Shelter Closes Sunday: 120 First Nations Residents Face Relocation
Darwin’s YiSSA short-stay accommodation closes October 11, displacing 120 First Nations residents. NT government rejected A$6.5m federal funding offer. Residents face relocation to Batchelor, 100km away.
Indigenous Leader Mick Mundine Charged Over 1986 Child Sexual Assault
Prominent Sydney Indigenous leader Mick Mundine, 79, charged with sexual assault of a 15-year-old girl in 1986. Arrested in Redfern, granted bail, due in court October 14.
Rachel Jupp Appointed BBC News Director After Year-Long Vacancy
Rachel Jupp, former Panorama editor, appointed BBC News director on October 5. She leads 4,500 staff and earns £400,000 annually as BBC faces major job cuts and trust challenges.
Deluge Raises S$23.4M in SGX IPO as Fire Safety Rules Tighten October 6
Deluge raises S$23.4M in SGX IPO priced at S$0.60 per share. The fire-protection firm holds 8.3% of Singapore’s market and eyes regional expansion as Malaysia tightens fire safety rules for 9,451 buildings.
Honda Develops Wireless EV Charging for Highways, Tests Begin 2027
Honda develops wireless charging system for moving EVs with Taisei. Tests planned for Tateyama Expressway in fiscal 2027. Technology supports speeds up to 120 km/h and large commercial vehicles.
Canada Approves $33B LNG Expansion as Carney Backs Energy Push
LNG Canada greenlights $33 billion Phase 2 expansion in Kitimat, doubling capacity to 28 million tonnes per year and creating 4,000 jobs. Prime Minister Mark Carney calls it a nation-building investment.
Telstra Loses Triple Zero Control as Senate Backs Nationalisation on September 22
Senate inquiry recommends Telstra lose Triple Zero control to new federal authority after outages blocked emergency calls and caused deaths. Telstra’s contract runs until 2032.
Telstra Faces Loss of Triple Zero Control as Senate Pushes Nationalisation
Senate inquiry calls for Telstra to lose Triple Zero control and for the emergency service to be nationalised. The recommendation follows outages linked to deaths and has backing from Labor, Coalition, and Greens.