Written by AI from published reporting, with every point linked to its source. Australian edition, updated every few minutes.
Environment Minister Murray Watt backed the Treasurer amid reports of tensions with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and suggestions Chalmers should be replaced, saying colleagues should work together.
From The Australian Financial Review, ABC News and 1 more
Public hearings have opened into integrity in major Victorian infrastructure projects, with evidence focusing on the union’s access to government and a 2022 stop-work.
From The Australian Financial Review, ABC News and 1 more
The man disappeared in the Broadwater while attempting to reach his sailboat in a small boat. A family member is helping police piece together what happened.
From ABC News and The West Australian
The S&P/ASX 200 finished up 0.1 per cent on Monday, with BHP and Rio Tinto among the miners recovering after last week’s sell-off tied to concerns about AI investment.
Updated From The Australian Financial Review, The Age and 3 more
The crash happened during firefighting operations in South Kalimantan, and prompted a search for a third crew member after the helicopter went down in a river.
Updated From ABC News, SBS News and 1 more
A woman is fighting for life after the car struck the centre. The driver and another woman inside were also reported injured.
From ABC News, The West Australian and 1 more
Seven tries gave England their highest points total against Australia and a strong response to scrutiny of coach Steve Borthwick. The Wallabies’ two late tries could not close the gap.
From BBC Sport, The Standard and 5 more
Stuart Bonds, who leads One Nation’s NSW upper house ticket, told a Sydney rally Australians were being demographically replaced. Premier Chris Minns called the comments racist.
From 1News, The Australian Financial Review and 2 more
Australia beat Samoa 44-12 in Sydney, with Reece Walsh scoring three tries as the Kangaroos booked a men’s Rugby League World Cup final against New Zealand in Brisbane.
From BBC Sport, Sky Sports and 2 more
The company says testing at its Jupiter rare earths project in Western Australia extracted up to 92 per cent gallium and 85 per cent scandium, with the potential to add value.
From The Sydney Morning Herald and The West Australian
Forrestania Resources has increased the British Hill gold resource in Western Australia by 35% to 286,000 ounces. The company has also secured a separate ore purchase deal.
From The Age, Business News and 1 more
The updated toll follows a crash south of Cairo, where a train travelling to Fayoum hit the rear of a stationary service bound for Aswan. More than 70 injured people were discharged after treatment.
Updated From PBS NewsHour, Al Jazeera and 2 more
The result suggests a possible mineralised system beyond the company’s recent discovery, potentially broadening its gold exploration in the region.
From The Sydney Morning Herald and The West Australian
The Jillaroos came from behind to win 30-14 in Sydney, with Abbi Church scoring four tries. They will face New Zealand in Brisbane as they seek a fourth consecutive title.
From BBC Sport, RNZ and 2 more
The Australian bank’s cash profit rose 31 per cent, with cost cuts helping lift its result. ANZ also faced higher provisions amid economic pressures and flat margins.
From RNZ, The Australian Financial Review and 2 more
The licence secures tenure over Beetaloo Energy’s Carpentaria gas discovery in the NT and supports its pilot project, with a full production licence still ahead.
From The Age, The West Australian and 1 more
The central bank says younger workers may be most exposed, while evidence of widespread job losses or a meaningful productivity boost remains limited.
From The Australian Financial Review and InnovationAus
Managing director Michael Shearer says excise rises and cost-of-living pressures are making drinkers more hesitant, with a carton regularly costing more than A$65.
From The Australian Financial Review and The West Australian
The independent senator raised examples of posts promoting self-harm during a Senate inquiry into Labor’s proposed digital duty of care.
From Mumbrella and The West Australian
Selectors say Marnus Labuschagne will not be considered for the four-Test series, which starts in Perth on 9 December. George Bailey says a return to the side remains possible later.
Updated From Sky Sports, The Sydney Morning Herald and 2 more
Stewart has shared an update on her recovery in Australia after a great white shark attack, following months of uncertainty and two failed skin grafts.
From ABC News, The West Australian and 1 more
The former opposition leader and defence minister is joining the council after the Albanese government praised his record on national security and military readiness.
From The Canberra Times, The West Australian and 1 more
A senior Reserve Bank official says productivity improvements from artificial intelligence are unlikely to make much difference to inflation, despite broader hopes for the technology.
From The Sydney Morning Herald and Business News
The Air Quality Index exceeded 350 in several parts of India’s capital on Monday morning. Firecrackers added smoke and fine particles to pollution from local sources and seasonal crop burning.
From 1News and CityNews
The US president says a strong agreement on Iran’s nuclear programme and the Strait of Hormuz could avert renewed attacks, while keeping open the option of further strikes.
From CNBC and The Hill
The corporate regulator has threatened the licences of advice firms using telemarketers to attract customers. A review found unqualified marketers influencing decisions about retirement savings.
From ABC News and The West Australian
In Australia, Tony Abbott reflected on Julia Gillard’s 2012 speech, saying he viewed it as political theatre and an unjustified attack.
From ABC News and The Guardian
Saudi Arabia says its air defences intercepted missiles launched by Yemen’s Houthis. The kingdom’s Energy Ministry says falling debris caused minor damage to an Aramco building in Riyadh.
From BBC News, France 24 and 2 more
Jensen Huang admitted to an affair with Alice Huang, a businesswoman US intelligence officials reportedly believe passed information to Beijing. Nvidia says its board has no reason to believe secrets were compromised.
Updated From Al Jazeera, 1News and 4 more
A regulatory review has raised concerns that lead-generation practices may push customers towards high-risk changes to their superannuation.
From The Sydney Morning Herald and The West Australian