The Australian

Hundreds of Brisbane families locked in custody and property battles are facing lengthy waits for a hearing as a judge shortage cripples the federal family court system. Details: bit.ly/4kFQuC8

Climate campaigner Mike Cannon-Brookes has burned roughly 95,000 litres of jet fuel circumnavigating the globe in his private jet on a three-day, 16-hour trip. Read the full story: bit.ly/4zA35eK

Management of the local golf club at the centre of claims Anthony Albanese misled parliament say a $6.05m federal grant was never intended to fix sewerage problems at the site, despite the Prime Minister repeatedly claiming it was. Read the full story: bit.ly/3UMG7C6

Term deposits have lost their lustre with some savers, but the alternative accounts come with catches. More: bit.ly/4zfnapK

National Australia Bank agreed to $171m in penalties with the Fair Work Ombudsman after it was found to have underpaid almost 66,000 staff over 13 years, reports David Ross: bit.ly/488Yc0h

Opinion: Broken promises on energy bills are precisely the sort of thing that fuels public cynicism. Here's why: bit.ly/3Xltdf1

Westpac chief Anthony Miller says it’s time to look at ‘break-glass’ options to lift lagging productivity and slow infrastructure processes. Read the latest: bit.ly/4zJ4obq

A building in Brooklyn, New York City, has collapsed. At least two are dead and more than a dozen injured as footage shows emergency service crews searching through the rubble to locate more victims.

Pat Cummins has broken his silence on Usman Khawaja’s explosive ball tampering claims, promising to respond to the ‘full extent’ of allegations that have rocked Australian cricket. Read more: bit.ly/4AizRko

Nvidia’s board is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, its founder and chief executive after he had two extramarital affairs, including one with a suspected Chinese spy. The board is preparing to meet as soon as today to determine his future, people familiar with the matter said. Read the latest: bit.ly/4zCGUEH

Opinion: It is time to remove wokeness and political bias from national security decisions, give our agencies the resources they need and change laws to lock-up terrorists, hate preachers and spies. Read on: bit.ly/3XklZYF

These are the most electrifying young stars in the country wanted by both rival codes. See the definitive top-50 list of teen talents set to shape the future of Australian rugby league and union. Read the full story: bit.ly/488EoKt

Meet Dave Lemphers, the chief executive of Melbourne start-up Maincode which has built AI model designed to rival US giants. Maincode is backed by billionaire Ed Craven and Mr Lemphers was named in The List: Top 100 Innovators of 2026. See the full list here: bit.ly/4zvPpBC

Accenture has become corporate Australia’s preferred AI grim reaper. Unions are furious, staff are worried and shareholders are cheering the consultancy on. Read more: bit.ly/4tdZot3

Opinion: The Albanese government has over-promised and under-delivered. Voters are losing trust in an out-of-touch PM. Read more: bit.ly/4kKa2Fs

Australia’s delegation is the largest sent to the climate conference in Turkey, racking up thousands in travel, hotels and daily costs funded by the taxpayer. theaustralian.com.au/nation/…

Interim Cricket Australia chairman David Boon has commented on Pat Cummins’ standing as captain in the wake of Usman Khawaja’s bombshell autobiography claims. Read more: bit.ly/4zZuzed

From frequent-flying corporate executives to seasoned cabin crew, top travel insiders reveal the strategies required to never check a bag again. Read the full article: bit.ly/3WEDcMf

It took a decade, a desert road trip, and a blue no painter would dare choose to produce what James Drinkwater calls the most perfect painting he has ever made. Read more: bit.ly/48NsA0i

Authors, artists and actors risk losing copyright protections as AI giants – branded ‘lawless and unethical’ – lobby the Albanese government to scrape their work for free. Read more: bit.ly/3VeaTnw