Top stories for Monday, Oct 19, 2026 - Paul Chan says he's ready to show visiting Apec finance ministers what Hong Kong has to offer. - The mainland posts stronger-than-expected growth in the third quarter. - Curfews are ordered in France after a weekend of rioting and looting.
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The NSW government wants to stake a bold claim on the transformation of an industrial port into a suburb of up to 8500 homes above the Bays West metro stop.
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The motorway has now been closed for more than 18 hours
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Two of Sydney’s legal heavyweights quietly snapped up a $27 million estate in Bellevue Hill late last year. Now they’re planning $2.1 million in renovations.
The activewear label is under new management, but has brought back some familiar faces – and is keen to set things right.
Emergency services were called to the scene of a disturbance on Monday
"We've ticked off six out of seven continents and we've been to 70 countries," said Warren
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said in an interview published Monday that the U.S. economy, while performing well, has to fend off “inflationary” events. “The American economy is kind of booming right now. It's good times,” Dimon told Alan Murray of The Wall Street Journal Leadership Institute. Dimon noted that corporate profits are “way up,”...
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Monday that Washington wanted to compete for business in Central Asia without asking countries to stop working with China, as the United States and five regional governments outlined proposals to deepen cooperation on minerals, transport and technology. Speaking in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, Rubio was asked what Washington could offer as Beijing expanded its presence in the region. “I mean, look, it’s competition, right? We have products, we have companies;...