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• A radiology student at Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University (CSJMU) took his own life following a dispute with a female friend. • The student's father reported that the female friend called him to make insulting and derogatory remarks about his son. • This incident highlights the severe mental health risks and emotional distress facing university students during personal conflicts.

• The Shiromani Akali Dal is preparing to contest the upcoming Punjab elections independently across all 117 seats. • The party has sent three major signals to the BJP while simultaneously organizing its own campaign infrastructure. • This strategic shift indicates a breakdown in cooperation between the two parties, potentially splitting the vote for non-Congress candidates in the state.

• An Iranian commercial vessel was attacked near Qeshm Island, resulting in one death and four injuries. • An official attributed the attack to the "US terrorist enemy." • The incident occurs as Houthi forces and Yemen’s government trade strikes over the Bab al-Mandeb, a critical shipping lane.

The energy minister says Australia has 41 days’ worth on petrol in strategic reserve. Follow today’s news liveGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastWestern Australian police have said a man had been shot at a residence on Owen Place in Hamilton Hill, around 4.35am this morning.In a statement, police and St John WA responded and provided emergency first aid to the victim.The man has been conveyed by St John WA to hospital with serious injuries. Police believe two males, dressed in all black clothing, were involved in the shooting.Significant police resources have been deployed and are conducting a thorough search of the area.The situation is getting worse in the Middle East. The dispute involving Saudi Arabia and the Houthis and the ongoing war in Iran is doing nothing to improve the fuel supply around the world and is pushing up prices of oil.We’re seeing that in the markets even overnight, and that will inevitably also flow through to Australia. However, the Australian government will remain firmly focused on ensuring our fuel security, just as we have for the last more than six months since this crisis began. Continue reading...

• European markets focused on AI spending and cloud growth during the morning session on September 11, 2026. • Investors are closely monitoring Oracle's earnings preview, specifically highlighting a $638 billion backlog of orders. • Meta's performance is driving optimism for AI stocks, while misses in expectations have negatively impacted ServiceTitan and Navan.

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• The Transfer Centre is providing live football transfer news, updates, and rumors. • The centre offers real-time information on player transfers, including deals and negotiations. • Football fans can stay up-to-date on the latest developments in the transfer market.

• The Indian stock market rose today, with the Nifty index climbing above 23,450 and the Sensex increasing by more than 100 points. • State Bank of India (SBI) and ONGC were the top gaining stocks, while the NSE Nifty IT Index fell 0.5%. • These gains occurred despite a cautious global mood that saw Japan's Nikkei 225 decline 0.71% and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 fall 1.38% due to rising crude prices and US-Iran tensions.

• The Australian share market experienced its worst session in six months on September 10, 2026, following a decline on Wall Street. • Market losses reached $50 billion as oil prices climbed past $US101 a barrel. • This volatility creates immediate financial instability for investors and companies listed on the ASX.

• Independent senator Jacqui Lambie and politicians from the Liberal and Greens parties defended Andrew Hastie after Pauline Hanson and One Nation released a cartoon video calling him a traitor. • The dispute follows Hastie's decision to give evidence against Ben Roberts-Smith during a failed defamation trial. • The Australian government is introducing new laws to target organized crime, distributors, and retailers involved in the growing illicit tobacco black market.