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- 1Firmus data centre listing collapses on Australian stock market▼Data centre company's much-hyped Australian stock market listing imploded
Firmus, a data centre company, saw its heavily promoted Australian stock market listing fall apart, according to Guardian reporting on 9 October 2026. The float had drawn significant attention ahead of its debut but failed to deliver, marking a notable setback in the region's enthusiasm for data-centre investments.
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Japanese speed skater Nana Takagi appeared on a television program where her sister Miho made a surprise guest appearance, marking the sisters' first time skating together on the ice in four years. The pair performed a skating demonstration at an oval rink, drawing attention from fans in Japan.
- 3Gazans describe hunger and collapsing tents amid worsening conditions●This is our daily life in Gaza… hunger, oppression, and tents tearing down above our heads! We wake up every day to new
A resident account from Gaza describes daily life marked by hunger, displacement and torn tents: people wake to new hardships, search for food to feed their children and attempt to repair shelters ripped apart by wind and worn by time. The account frames the situation as a daily struggle for survival, with shortages of food and adequate shelter at the centre of the hardship.
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Powderfinger have confirmed their involvement in a cryptic campaign hinting at a reunion, more than a decade after the Australian rock band played their farewell tour in 2010. The band, behind hits like 'These Days' and 'My Happiness', split after their 'Sunsets' tour, and any return would mark one of the biggest Australian music comebacks in years.
- 5Talk grows over the real state of Gyeonggi-do's apartment market●"Unless you've been there, you have no idea": The real state of the Gyeonggi-do apartment market ...
Discussion is circulating in South Korea about the actual condition of the apartment market in Gyeonggi Province, the populous region surrounding Seoul. The message making the rounds is that outsiders cannot grasp how severe or unusual local conditions are unless they have experienced the market first-hand, pointing to frustration among residents and buyers over prices, availability and market direction.
- 6Hanako returns to life as a two-person household in daily vlog●https://www. wacoca.com/videos/3444793/cele brity/ 久しぶりの2人暮らし。いつものごはんと日常Vlog # Celebrities # Celebrity # Vlog # ハナコ # 久し
Japanese comedy duo Hanako have shared a new daily-life vlog documenting their return to living together just the two of them, showing their usual meals and everyday routines. Fans are sharing the clip as it marks a familiar setup after time apart, drawing attention to the pair's relaxed home life and simple cooking.
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The UFC has released a new protein bar, with coverage arguing it stands apart from other products on the sports nutrition market. Details on ingredients, pricing, and retail availability have not been widely reported yet. The launch marks the fight organisation's latest move into branded consumer products beyond its core events and media business.
- 8Portland Gathering Marks Oct. 7 with Focus on Gazan Suffering▼A Small Portland Gathering Speaks of Gazan Suffering on Oct. 7 Anniversary
A small gathering took place in Portland, Oregon, marking the anniversary of the October 7 attacks by focusing attention on the suffering of civilians in Gaza. Organisers and attendees spoke about the humanitarian toll of the war that followed the attacks, choosing a sombre framing that stands apart from larger commemorations elsewhere, according to Willamette Week.
- 9Anna Politkovskaya, the journalist who saw Putin coming, killed 20 years ago▼Anna Politkovskaya: The journalist killed 20 years ago for understanding Putin before anyone else
Twenty years after Anna Politkovskaya was shot dead in the stairwell of her Moscow apartment building, French daily Le Monde is revisiting her legacy. The Russian journalist, famed for her reporting from Chechnya, warned early about the true nature of Vladimir Putin's rule, with coverage that now reads as a foreshadowing of the war in Ukraine. Commentators are marking the anniversary of the 2006 murder, which remains a symbol of the dangers facing critical reporters in Russia.
- 10New RTX 4090 fakes nearly indistinguishable from real cards▼New RTX 4090 fakes hit the market, with GPUs and memory almost indistinguishable from real chips
A new wave of counterfeit Nvidia RTX 4090 graphics cards has surfaced, with fake GPUs and memory modules that are almost impossible to tell apart from genuine chips. The fakes reportedly reproduce markings and packaging closely enough to fool buyers, raising concerns for second-hand and online marketplaces where verifying authenticity is difficult.
- 11Between Riverside and Crazy Opens at Hampstead Theatre▼BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CRAZY – PRESS NIGHT PHOTOS
Hampstead Theatre has marked press night for its production of Stephen Adly Guirgis's play 'Between Riverside and Crazy', releasing photographs from the opening performance. The dark comedy, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 2015 and enjoyed a Broadway run, follows a retired New York police officer fighting eviction from his rent-stabilised apartment. Theatre outlets and critics shared the images as reviews came in.
- 12California Embraces Balcony Solar Power▼What We’re Reading: California Joins the Balcony Solar Revolution
California has moved to join the balcony solar movement, allowing residents to plug small solar panels into outlets to generate their own electricity. The approach, already popular in Europe, particularly Germany, lets apartment dwellers access solar power without rooftop installations. Energy commentators are highlighting the policy shift as a potentially significant step for expanding distributed renewable energy in the United States.
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Yardi Matrix reports that the US apartment market is entering the fourth quarter in stronger condition, with improving fundamentals after a period of softness. The finding suggests stabilizing demand and firmer conditions for multifamily landlords and investors heading into the end of the year, offering a measuredly upbeat signal for the rental housing sector.
- 14Russian Strike Kills 20 in Apartment Block in Chernihiv Region▼Ukraine War, Day 1,687: Russia Murders 20 in Apartment Block in Chernihiv Region
Russia killed 20 people in a strike on an apartment block in Ukraine's Chernihiv region, according to EA WorldView's daily war update, which marks day 1,687 of the full-scale invasion. The attack is the latest in a pattern of strikes on residential buildings that have drawn international condemnation.
- 15Exhibition at the old school packed down in the Faroe Islands●Nú er framsýningin í Gamla skúla pakkað niður Leinki: https:// in.fo/grein/nu-er-framsyningin -i-gamla-skula-pakkad-nidu
An exhibition held in Gamli skúli, the old school building, has now been packed down and taken apart. The announcement, reported by Faroese news outlet in.fo, marks the end of the show's run at the venue. No further details about the exhibition, its organisers, or its reception were included in the report.
- 16Jaguar Unveils Electric Type 01 to Mark Brand Comeback●British car brand Jaguar has unveiled it electric Type 01, which has thin headlights, a long bonnet and rear-leaning sta
British car brand Jaguar has unveiled its electric Type 01, featuring thin headlights, a long bonnet and a rear-leaning stance. The company says the design is intended to stand apart from what it calls 'homogenous' electric vehicles and to mark the start of a comeback for the brand, in what it describes as the inauguration of a new era.
- 17Google launches SynthID detector for AI-generated media●Google’s new SynthID website can identify AI-generated media
Google has launched a new SynthID website that can identify AI-generated media. The tool checks content for hidden SynthID watermarks that Google embeds in material produced by its own AI models, helping users determine whether images, audio, video or text were machine-made. It marks a step toward making AI content easier to verify as synthetic media spreads online.
- 18Historic 19th-century Milwaukee church to become luxury apartments▼Historic 19th-century church to become luxury apartments in downtown Milwaukee
A historic 19th-century church in downtown Milwaukee is set to be converted into luxury apartments. The redevelopment of the landmark building marks another example of historic religious properties being repurposed as cities seek new housing. Local coverage is drawing attention to how the change will affect the downtown neighborhood and the preservation of the church's architectural character.