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It’s almost time to fire up the TV, grab the snacks and settle in for one of Australia’s biggest sporting events. The Bathurst 1000 is back this weekend, with Supercars taking on the legendary Mount Panorama circuit for 1,000 kilometres of racing, drama and probably a few very tense moments. Article continues after this ad If you’re planning on watching, here’s everything you need to know. The main event gets underway at 11:30am AEDT this Sunday, October 11.

Australian summers are famous for a few things: beautiful beaches, backyard barbecues, and unfortunately, unpredictable natural disasters. When severe weather strikes it’s imortant to stay aware of what is going on and being able to get access to help if you need it, unfortunuatly we tend to lose mobile reception right when we need it most. Thankfully, a new lifeline has launched just in time for disaster season.

It is a familiar scene in households everywhere: you are standing in the doorway, telling your teenager that dinner is ready, while they are deeply focused on a glowing screen, frantically clicking a controller and shouting strategies to friends you have never met. For a long time, the default parental reaction to video games was worry. We worried about screen time, we worried about isolation, and we worried about what it was doing to their developing brains.

October 8, 2026 8:15 am in by Nathan Causby Canva Share Facebook TwitterLinkedIn Email The BBC has released a first look at Doctor Who: TARDIS Crew, an animated series for preschoolers set to air on CBeebies and BBC iPlayer in late 2027 or early 2028 With a new Doctor the show is built around 11-minute stories about curiosity, teamwork and not being afraid of the unexpected. Doctor Who is a British science-fiction series that began on the BBC in 1963.

The weather is warming up, the barbecue has just been turned off, and you have friends over for a weekend get-together. Instead of cramming everyone into the living room to watch the weekend sports finals or a new blockbuster release, you simply wander out to the lawn, sink into a comfortable camping chair with your favourite beverage, and watch it on a massive 144-inch screen under the stars. That is the hope of the Laser Outdoor Cinema Bundle, bringing the big screen to your backyard.

LEGO has a serious track record of turning our favourite television binges into incredible brick builds. We have already seen huge success with detailed sets for shows like Friends, Seinfeld, and The Office. Now, the famous toy brand is bringing early 20th-century British aristocracy to your coffee table with the brand new LEGO Ideas Downton Abbey set (21373). Designed specifically for adults (18+), this massive model is not a quick afternoon project.

October 7, 2026 5:04 pm in by Doccy Darko Beethoven & Dinosaur Share Facebook TwitterLinkedIn Email The Australian video game industry is having a massive moment on the global stage, and if the 2026 Australian Game Developer Awards (AGDAs) are anything to go by, that momentum is only accelerating. Presented by the Interactive Games and Entertainment Association (IGEA), the AGDAs are the ultimate celebration of the country’s interactive entertainment talent.

I just love returning to a world thinking I’ve seen everything only to find a wealth of new secrets waiting. When Ghost of Yōtei first launched, it offered a breathtaking journey across the plains of Ezo. Now, with the arrival of the Ghost of Yōtei Complete Edition on the PS5, we are drawn right back in. But this is not just a simple repackaging of the base game.

If you own any Sonos gear, your system just got a major brain upgrade. After years of silent, incremental updates, Sonos has finally given its underlying software a proper name and some very cool new tricks. Say hello to Sonos 27. So, what actually is Sonos 27? Think of it as the operating system for your entire home audio setup. Just like your phone or television has an OS you know by name, Sonos decided it was time to officially label the software that makes your speakers talk to each other.

Soap opera fans around the world are mourning a familiar face today. Robert Kelker-Kelly, the actor who bravely took on the beloved role of Bo Brady on Days of Our Lives during the early nineties, has died at the age of 62. For anyone who spent their afternoons glued to the television screen watching the endless, intertwining dramas of Salem unfold, this news marks the end of an era.