4 October 2026
Pauline Hanson hosts meet and greet in Corio Geelong Advertiser
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4 October 2026
Hanson hits the track as Victorian election race goes up a gear Herald Sun
4 October 2026
Hanson hits the track as Victorian election race goes up a gear The Courier Mail
4 October 2026
Pauline Hanson's Ballarat visit met with protesters, hoax fire callout The Courier | Ballarat, VIC
4 October 2026
The Omani co-pilot who officials said tried to crash the plane was said to have embraced extremist Islamist views.
4 October 2026
Tens of thousands of fans have united by making the arrow gesture during a moving pre-grand final lap by the NRL's Jai Arrow and former Wallaby Nathan Charles, who were both diagnosed with motor neuron disease this year.
4 October 2026
Borderlands Mexico is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week in Borderlands Mexico: Identity thieves target customs payments in cross-border freight; LEGO invests $400M to expand Mexico manufacturing operation; and Wafra invests in Houston-area rail-served logistics park. Identity thieves target customs payments in cross-border freight Identity theft and digital fraud are emerging as growing threats to cross-border freight operations, with Mexican trade officials warning that criminals are impersonating companies and customs brokers to steal payments associated with international shipments. Javier Cendejas, president of the Mexican Council for Foreign Trade’s Northeast chapter, or COMCE Noreste , said the organization has recently encountered identity-theft cases affecting importers and exporters during customs operations, during a news conference on Sept. 28 according to El Norte .
4 October 2026
The Japanese government has lodged an official protest with Washington after a US Marine was arrested on suspicion of murdering a woman in Okinawa — where incidents involving US service personnel are not uncommon.
