1 September 2026
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Superquiz, Wednesday, September 2
Australia news live: PM announces $600m package against drug-smuggling; Chanel Contos urges action on ‘manosphere’
The fight to save Cavendish bananas as farms fall to Panama disease
Suaalii to return as Wallabies embrace painful lessons of Santa Fe drubbing
Thea Frodin, Serena Williams's body double in movie, makes US Open debut
Fifth seed comes from behind to avoid another US Open boilover
Knife-wielding woman confronts police in Times Square
Live: Iran says US will 'regret' new wave of attacks
Rain delays Rybakina in New York but not movie starlet
New British PM makes first address to MPs
Pill testing at NSW music festivals
Deadlocked jury in Lindsay Clancy trial told to keep deliberating
Donald Trump warns biggest Iran attack is ‘waiting in the wings’ as US strikes targets near Strait of Hormuz
'There will be drones in Russian skies,' Zelenskiy says
Australia news LIVE: Second Australian found after Nepal floods as death toll of disaster exceeds 1000; US launches major strikes against Iran
Cursed Aussie Thanasi Kokkinakis ‘sick of it’ and nearing the end after US Open withdrawal
Dugong population drops 50pc in 'real shock' for researchers
Aboriginal woman suing ACT government over illegal jail strip search
Morning Mail: Albanese’s approval plummets; US airstrikes on Iran; and a Sydney uni’s chatbot tutors
I've worked with families of missing people for 25 years. Here's how uncertainty feels
Bird poo concerns in SA town grappling with avian flu
Stan Kroenke to buy MLB’s Angels, adding to portfolio including Arsenal, Rams and others
More Aussies march on at US Open, Kokkinakis pulls out with injury
Injured Kokkinakis withdraws from US Open before hitting a ball
Second missing Aussie found alive in Nepal
New Apple chief executive takes charge
Victorian police cells overflowing
Despite years of rain, Blue Mountains forests still haven’t recovered from the Black Summer megafires
5 programs that show what ABC Indigenous made possible – and what we could lose if it’s axed
Why the rise in government debt is freaking out the bond market
