Trauma Training in Israel: Australian trauma doctors have returned from a learning mission across major Israeli hospitals, aiming for ongoing mutual training to improve trauma care at home and abroad. Court Fight Over Gas Field: Australia’s Federal Court has dismissed a legal challenge by The Wilderness Society to Santos’ Reindeer offshore gas environmental plan, clearing the way for proposed carbon capture and storage work. NSW-India Trade Push: NSW Premier Chris Minns will lead a delegation to India later this month to boost economic, education and cultural ties. NDIS Fraud Crackdown: Police have arrested a 38-year-old man linked to an alleged NDIS fraud ring accused of siphoning about $5m; regulators have also issued fresh bans over bogus claims. Measles Warning: New analysis says about 1.7m Australians aren’t protected against measles, raising the risk of harder-to-contain outbreaks. Gun Buyback Starts in NSW: NSW will be first to begin the Commonwealth National Gun Buyback Scheme from 2 November 2026, with costs shared 50:50. Wildlife Science: New footage shows Queensland dolphins using empty seashells to hunt, with possible calf learning behaviour. Sport—Darwin Test Shock: Bangladesh’s historic nine-wicket Test win in Darwin continues to dominate coverage, while Cameron Green’s relief after a key home century also draws attention. Health—Vaccine Politics: Australian experts warn US moves to cut child vaccine recommendations aren’t science-based and could dent uptake here. Online Hate & Scams: Nazi artefacts are still being sold online under “educational” claims, and a fake consultancy site impersonating an Australian firm has been tied to an FBI-linked espionage probe.