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NOVA ZELANDIAWELLINGTONWELLINGTONTHE POST — WELLINGTON17/09/2026

Editorial: Te reo Māori should not be state decoration

The Post Editorial Leaders Team · The Post — Wellington

EDITORIAL: It is no longer remarkable to hear te reo Māori in public. The next step is making sure it is unremarkable at the kitchen table.…

AUSTRALIAQUEENSLANDBRISBANEBRISBANE TIMES17/09/2026

I had an image of what I looked like as I slept, until my partner shattered it

Kerri Sackville · Brisbane Times

I’m pretty comfortable with my looks, but this photo shocked me.…

NOVA ZELANDIAWELLINGTONWELLINGTONTHE POST — WELLINGTON17/09/2026

New Zealand can’t cut its way to prosperity

Nick Leggett · The Post — Wellington

OPINION: We cannot afford to see infrastructure as something we buy once the economy is doing well, writes Nick Leggett. It is part of how we make the economy d…

AUSTRALIANOVA GALES DO SULSYDNEYSYDNEY MORNING HERALD17/09/2026

Albanese isn’t just betraying authors like me. He’s selling out Australia to AI colonists

Richard Flanagan · Sydney Morning Herald

Like standover goons, America’s AI giants are threatening our government – and it is rolling over to their demands like no other nation.…

CKRAROTONGAAVARUACOOK ISLANDS NEWS16/09/2026

Letter: Health leadership starts at home

Supplied · Cook Islands News

Dear Editor, I read with interest your report on Health Secretary Bob Williams’ call for strong Pacific leadership at the second Pacific Conference on Health an…

AUSTRALIAVICTORIAMELBOURNETHE AGE17/09/2026

Albanese isn’t just betraying authors like me. He’s selling out Australia to AI colonists

Richard Flanagan · The Age

Like standover goons, America’s AI giants are threatening our government – and it is rolling over to their demands like no other nation.…

NOVA ZELANDIAWELLINGTONWELLINGTONTHE POST — WELLINGTON17/09/2026

If the Waitangi Tribunal is scrapped, who will do its job?

Roimata Smail · The Post — Wellington

OPINION: For Māori, the tribunal has been a real haven for 50 years. It is a place to say, “the law and the policies being pursued under that law are hurting us…

AUSTRALIAQUEENSLANDBRISBANEBRISBANE TIMES17/09/2026

The first chatbot was a joke. Only the oligarchs are laughing now

Tom Holloway · Brisbane Times

How do you respond creatively to something that steals, poorly replicates and arguably attempts to kill creativity itself? Eliza is my answer.…

BRASILSANTA CATARINALAGESCL MAIS17/09/2026

疲労を経験した司祭が、再出発について学んだことを共有

出典: CL Mais

公園での散歩。舗装の修理作業。友人との会話。就寝前の祈り。修道士のマウリシオ・ソルファにとって、このような日常の些細な場面は、彼がうつ状態を経験した際に、より大きな問いへの入り口となった。メーシーズ修道院で回復中、著者は […] 記事「疲労感を経験した後、司祭が再出発について学んだことを共有」を CLMais | コレ…

AUSTRALIAVICTORIAMELBOURNETHE AGE17/09/2026

Real wild child in the ottoman aisle

出典: The Age

And the day Jill ran.…

SENEGALDAKARDAKARDAKARACTU17/09/2026

[ Contribution] Clavarde nocturne: Inondations urbaines à Dakar, de la connaissance scientifique à l'action territoriale

出典: Dakaractu

C’est avec beaucoup d’amertume et d’inquiétude que nous avons observé les récentes images des inondations à Dakar. À la même période l’année dernière, nous avio…

AUSTRALIANOVA GALES DO SULSYDNEYSYDNEY MORNING HERALD17/09/2026

Real wild child in the ottoman aisle

出典: Sydney Morning Herald

And the day Jill ran.…

URUGUAIMONTEVIDEOMONTEVIDEOLA DIARIA17/09/2026

La educación puede cambiar el destino de un país

Miguel Zubieta · la diaria

La educación es uno de los factores que más profundamente definen el destino de un país, aunque no siempre se la mire con esa dimensión. De ella depende no solo…

AUSTRALIAAUSTRÁLIA OCIDENTALPERTHTHE WEST AUSTRALIAN17/09/2026

Basil Zempilas 10 Things: Government should be accountable for child protection failures

Basil Zempilas · The West Australian

What’s happening in South Hedland is a national disgrace. And the way the State Government is failing to display any accountability for their repeated child pro…

EUASPORTS ILLUSTRATED17/09/2026

Clippers' Future Isn't As Bleak As Advertised Despite the Kawhi Leonard Punishment

Cem Yolbulan · Sports Illustrated

Things don't look promising right now, but the Clippers' outlook is not as bad as you think.…

AUSTRALIATERRITÓRIO DA CAPITAL AUSTRALIANACANBERRACANBERRA TIMES17/09/2026

The Big Splash saga is the farce that keeps on giving

Megan Doherty · Canberra Times

It could not be more ridiculous.…

EUATHE ATHLETIC17/09/2026

USWNT’s early exit from U-20 World Cup exposes pitfalls of scheduling outside FIFA windows

出典: The Athletic

If U.S. Soccer wants to be considered a powerhouse again, its youth teams need to catch up with the same countries the senior team faces.…

AUSTRALIAVICTORIAMELBOURNETHE AGE17/09/2026

Politicians, don’t sell out the creatives to big tech

出典: The Age

Readers question the policies of the parties and the extent to which they affect the nation.…

EFF Deeplinks
EUAEFF DEEPLINKS16/09/2026

How the Meta Settlement Silences Youth Activism

Paige Collings · EFF Deeplinks

Since its integration into our digital world, social media has played a pivotal role in youth organizing and social mobilization. Yet, people’s access to these …

AUSTRALIAAUSTRÁLIA OCIDENTALPERTHTHE WEST AUSTRALIAN17/09/2026

What I See With Peter Fiorenza: From castles and festivals to whisky and tartan shops, Edinburgh has it all

Peter Fiorenza · The West Australian

I’ve covered a bit of ground in the past couple of weeks, but let me tell you a little more about the beautiful city of Edinburgh.…

EUATHE ATHLETIC17/09/2026

Liam Delap, Josh King, Trent Alexander-Arnold? Six writers pick their England squad for the Nations League

出典: The Athletic

On Friday, Tuchel will name his first squad since England reached the World Cup semi-finals. Here's who our writers would call-up…

AUSTRALIAAUSTRÁLIA OCIDENTALPERTHTHE WEST AUSTRALIAN17/09/2026

Sabrina Hahn: The Ravensthorpe Wildflower Show and enjoying WA’s best spring flower festivals

Sabrina Hahn · The West Australian

Sabrina Hahn reflects on the joys of the Ravensthorpe Wildflower Show.…

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