Bangladesh floods maroon nearly three million people

Joe Longo, chair of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) since June 2021, will not seek another term and will conclude his role in May 2026. Under his leadership, ASIC has undergone significant restructuring, doubling investigations and increasing civil enforcement by 20%, marking a transformative period for the agency. Want More Context? 🔎

Marcus Rashford scored both goals in Barcelona's 2-1 Champions League victory over Newcastle, stepping in for the injured Lamine Yamal. Meanwhile, at Manchester City, Kevin De Bruyne's return was cut short after 26 minutes due to a red card incident, as City defeated Napoli 2-0, with Erling Haaland reaching a milestone of 50 goals in the Champions League. Want More Context? 🔎

The WA State Government faces significant transparency and accountability issues, as highlighted by ongoing health concerns and inadequate responses to public and parliamentary criticism regarding healthcare management and tourism strategies. Calls to redirect funding from the proposed Burswood racetrack to improve hospitals are growing, alongside doubts about the effectiveness of current tourism campaigns and leadership. Want More Context? 🔎

A Ukrainian man, Roman Nazarenko, was sentenced to life in prison in Indonesia for producing illegal drugs in Bali after being arrested in Thailand. Authorities uncovered a drug lab in May 2024, linking him to a larger operation masterminded by a Russian fugitive, with increasing crime rates among Russian and Ukrainian tourists in the region. Want More Context? 🔎

Australia A declared their first innings at 6-532, driven by centuries from Sam Konstas and Josh Philippe, along with strong contributions from Kellaway, Connolly, and Scott. In response, India A reached 4-403 by stumps on day three, with notable performances from Easwaran, Jagadeesan, Sudharsan, Padikkal, and Jurel, trailing by 129 runs with one day remaining. Want More Context? 🔎

Four individuals were arrested for stealing a 3000-year-old Egyptian bracelet from a Cairo museum, with a restoration specialist as the main perpetrator. The bracelet, linked to Pharaoh Amenemope, was sold and melted down; investigations revealed the theft occurred on September 9, just before an upcoming exhibition in Rome featuring Pharaonic artifacts. Want More Context? 🔎