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  1. Lindsey Graham’s Sister Loses in South Carolina Senate Upset The New York Times ·

    Dr. Annie Andrews, a Democrat, was projected to defeat Senator Darline Graham, who succeeded her brother after his death, flipping a key Senate seat.

  2. Old faces, new ideas: Cheika’s plan to revive the Waratahs Nine ·

    Michael Cheika has reunited with familiar faces from the Waratahs’ 2014 title-winning side, but insists a new approach is needed to revive the struggling Super Rugby team.

  3. What happened today interest.co.nz ·

    A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Wednesday; mortgage rate tweaking, bad jobs numbers, good dairy prices, positive commodity prices, strong car sales, swaps lower, NZX firmish, NZD down, & more

  4. Staggs says he means no harm with refusal to sing Australian anthem ABC News ·

    Kotoni Staggs has earned criticism for staying silent during the Australian anthem at the Rugby League World Cup, but says his decision is a personal one.

  5. It took 166 years for a trainer to nail the Cup trifecta. And Ciaron Maher’s not stopping there Nine ·

    Point of Law was in good shape after his phenomenal Melbourne Cup win, achieved at just his sixth start. What’s next for the fast-finishing three-year-old is yet to be decided.

  6. Earnings call transcript: Sheffield Resources Q1 2026 flags recovery, cash flow hopes Investing.com ·
  7. Lobster fishers rail against salmon industry's antibiotic plans ABC News (Australia) ·

    Tensions have escalated between Tasmania's salmon industry and the wild seafood sector over plans to close some fishing areas when antibiotics are used in salmon pens.

  8. Orbit caps off NSW polymetallic drilling with thick sulphide hit Nine ·

    Orbit Resources has hit a 28.1m zone of visual sulphides to cap off stage 2 drilling at its Lewis Ponds project in NSW, with assays now pending for the program.

  9. Five-year-old seriously hurt in e-bike strike outside school ABC News (Australia) ·

    A young boy was taken to hospital in a serious condition after being hit by an e-bike outside a primary school in Tahmoor, south-west of Sydney.

  10. 'Tough days': Grieving All Blacks channel emotion for Scotland test TVNZ ·

    While Scotland awaits at Murrayfield, the All Blacks’ biggest challenge this week seems likely to be of the off-field variety. By Stephen Foote The sudden death of head of security Logan Cadwallader – a "much-loved and respected'' veteran of the group – at the team hotel on Sunday has had…

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