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Markets in the week ahead will centre on five developments identified as key areas to watch, with investors monitoring events that could influence trading and sentiment. The five points are expected to provide the main focus for market participants as the new week begins.

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The Sydney Theatre Company’s 2027 season will place the legal battle over Buckingham Palace’s role in the dismissal of Gough Whitlam at its centre, with a new play dramatising historian Professor Jenny Hocking’s campaign to obtain secret palace letters. The Palace Letters, written by Melanie Tait, will explore Hocking’s attempt to access 211 letters exchanged between the Queen’s private secretary and Australian governor-general Sir John Kerr. Georgie Parker will play Hocking, while Jonathan Biggins will portray Whitlam. The production will move between the court case and the events surrounding the 1975 dismissal, including the early friendship between Kerr and Whitlam…

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Compensation claims by more than 200 survivors of alleged abuse by former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed could total up to ÂŁ150 million, according to the law firm representing many of the women. KP Law, which represents more than 275 survivors, said the “true value” of its clients’ claims was likely to be two or three times the ÂŁ51.8 million Harrods had set aside for future compensation payments. The firm said its estimate included women who did not apply to the department store’s redress scheme. It contrasted the potential total with the ÂŁ4.1 million Harrods had paid in compensation by…

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Hundreds of election officials from across the country are meeting to discuss how to protect the integrity of the midterm elections, including against interference by the federal government. The officials are focusing on measures to defend the elections from potential interference as they prepare for the midterm vote.

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Humanoid robots could take three to five years to reach a level of capability comparable with GPT-3.5, according to Yao Maoqing, co-founder of Chinese robotics firm AGIBOT. Speaking at the Fortune Leaders Forum in Macau on September 8, Yao said embodied AI – systems designed to operate in the physical world – was still developing but would eventually reach the standard associated with the model behind ChatGPT. “As models keep maturing, [embodied AI] will reach GPT-3.5,” Yao said. “People differ somewhat on timing, but overall it’s within the 3-to-5-year window.” GPT-3.5 was described as a turning point because it enabled…

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Manchester United’s 1-0 derby defeat by Manchester City at Old Trafford has left Michael Carrick facing questions over his side’s lack of attacking sharpness, after City played with ten men for more than an hour. Phil Foden was dismissed in the 23rd minute, but Erling Haaland still scored the decisive goal shortly after the hour. United controlled much of the match, enjoying 55 per cent possession and registering 16 shots to City’s six, yet could not turn that dominance into an equaliser. United’s pressure fails to produce a goal United’s attacking numbers highlighted the problem. Only three of their 16…

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A 30-minute, needle-free treatment at a clinic near London’s Harley Street has left Alice Smellie’s crepey, sun-marked hands looking smoother and more luminous. The Hands Back Time treatment, created by aesthetic doctor Dr Paris Acharya, combines skincare ingredients, microcurrent and LED light therapy. Smellie, 53, had noticed a decline in the quality of her hands, including age spots, sagging and a parchment-like texture that hand cream had failed to improve. She said the changes were particularly noticeable while driving. Dr Acharya said the skin’s collagen structure becomes less stable from the late forties and into the fifties, while elasticity decreases…

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Wilfried Zaha has reportedly been offered to Málaga as the former Manchester United and Crystal Palace winger considers his next move after leaving Charlotte FC. The 33-year-old is available following the end of his loan spell in Major League Soccer, where he spent the past year and a half after joining Charlotte from Galatasaray. Málaga are considering whether the Ivory Coast international would be a suitable addition as they assess experienced options to strengthen their forward line. Wilfried Zaha offered to Málaga after productive MLS spell Zaha’s time in Charlotte ended on June 30, with the club confirming in May…

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Millions of people are bracing for a cold snap in Australia as a front moves across the south-east, sending temperatures sharply lower. The mercury is expected to fall to as much as 8C below average in some major cities as the frigid conditions spread. The cold front is bringing a marked drop in temperatures across the region, with residents preparing for an unusually severe spell of winter weather.

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