
ASX 200 Slides as Bond Selloff Hits Mining and Tech Shares
Australian shares fell Friday as rising bond yields and oil prices drove investors out of mining and technology stocks, according to Market Index.
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Australian shares fell Friday as rising bond yields and oil prices drove investors out of mining and technology stocks, according to Market Index.

Modern Ghana asks whether a figure known as Gou will return to Benin, as reporting examines who controls the country's recovered treasures.

Public health officials in Niagara confirm a person has contracted West Nile virus, the area's first human case this season.

A funding call in India invites proposals for T cell based vaccines and biologics targeting infectious diseases, cancer and autoimmune diseases.

US consumer inflation stayed flat in August, but rising expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike pressured Indonesian stocks and the rupiah.

The National Stock Exchange has priced its IPO at ₹1,700–₹1,785 per share, with the issue opening September 17, according to India Infoline.

Researchers say footprints left by a full-grown Tyrannosaurus rex in North Dakota mark the first known trackway from an adult of the species.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says the proposed $5,000 payments to Americans would be funded without taxpayer dollars, according to NBC News.

Nine.com.au and TV Tonight are publishing retrospectives on seven decades of Australian television, including a nostalgia special.

ThinkLandscape reports that Cameroon is home to 315 sacred forests, areas set aside under community tradition.

Princess Astrid of Norway has died at 94, two days after the funeral of her brother, King Harald, according to Dutch and Norwegian media reports.

Forensic evidence took centre stage in the Japie Claassens murder trial, news24.com reports.

Researchers say a massive ancient supervolcano lies hidden under England's coast, described as far more powerful than Mount Etna.

Deutsches Ärzteblatt reports that self-employed female physicians in Germany have insufficient safeguards during maternity leave.

State-backed GNPC Explorco is looking for investors to fund exploration in Ghana's Voltaian Basin, Modern Ghana reports.

Channels Television reports the FG has started moves to decriminalise attempted suicide, a shift that could change how survivors are treated under Nigerian law.

Egypt's education minister says international schools must drop celebrations that fall outside Egyptian culture, citing identity subjects in talks with journalists.

ProFinance reports that electric cars will displace 56 million tonnes of Chinese oil demand in 2026, as Beijing targets global auto leadership by 2030.

Apple's September 2026 iPhone event sparked stories on pricing, a French city cameo, and Amazon sales rankings, according to 20 Minutes.

Phys.org reports that ocean acidification may interfere with diatoms' ability to capture carbon and could ripple through marine food webs.

Telegraph India reports Apple's latest iPhone pair costs nearly Rs 1 lakh more in India, with iPhone 17 prices in the country up over 20%.

Nigerian social media critic VeryDarkMan says he will act against gadget sellers who inflate iPhone 18 prices, according to LEADERSHIP Newspapers.

The Guardian reports a decision on the Jackdaw gasfield is likely to be held back until after the Holborn and St Pancras by-election.

Players, coaches and executives across the NFL are remembering the victims of the September 11 attacks on the tragedy's 25th anniversary.
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