Donald Trump has been fined US$9,000 and warned he could be sent to prison if he keeps flouting court orders to cease public disparagement of witnesses and jurors in his hush money trial in Manhattan. Read more: bit.ly/4aWD9xH

Australia’s biggest coal power station may stay open for four more years, with the NSW government working on the safety net solution to head off the threat of blackouts hitting the state’s electricity users. Read more: bit.ly/4a8oLRS

A teenage boy died on Tuesday after a man wielding a sword stabbed the youth, two police and two other people, in a street attack in east London, police said. The man used what appeared to be a Samurai-type sword in the Hainault district. Read more: bit.ly/4aTA0P2

Jim Chalmers will shake up ­foreign investment rules to fast-track a wave of overseas capital into the priority economic and ­national security policies that underpin a push to boost the nation’s sovereign capability and create a more green economy. theaustralian.com.au/nation/politic…

OPINION: If a prime minister suffers from anxiety should their cabinet colleagues and the voters have a right to know? bit.ly/4bkVRPr

Staff at the Art Gallery of NSW are excited as those waiting for a prized online purchase as entries begin arriving for Australia’s most famous – and controversial – creative prizes. See some of the artworks: bit.ly/3xStauu

A sustainable clothing duo from Melbourne, that sells products to the likes of Zara and The North Face, has raised $10.5m to fast track its next idea: bit.ly/3UCuNFH

It’s trending on TikTok, but is there any scientific support for the daily morning ritual? bit.ly/44nSDIt

For the kids, it’s no longer about ­ordinary brands like Clearasil and Neutrogena. The soaring spend on beauty is driven by creams and sprays that cost $110 a pop. But is it doing more harm than good? bit.ly/3xBa24f

The nine-time Grammy and dual Oscar winner will play 12 East Coast dates in support of her forthcoming third album, Hit Me Hard and Soft. See all the details: bit.ly/44kRNw1

INQUIRER: With more than half of TikTok’s users now aged over 30 it can no longer be said to be the platform of youth culture. But with 8.5 million users in Australia, its demise would surely be felt: bit.ly/3UBke5G

A woman has been discovered dead and a 32-year-old man has been arrested in North Bondi. Story: bit.ly/3JHqbrK

UPDATE: Budget airline Bonza has been placed into voluntary administration. Latest: bit.ly/4dmJB2r

A massive $1bn taxpayer investment will be funnelled into a world-first quantum computer that will be designed and owned by a US company, despite the project being used to promote ­the Made in Australia agenda: bit.ly/3Wl0swB

It sometimes seems to me that human progress can be seen as a ceaseless quest to produce more and more labour-saving devices. This Clayton’s EV is the most alarming: bit.ly/4bzvyVR

The new luxury property has stunning overwater bungalows but is good value compared to its competitors: bit.ly/3WfFCyJ

Worrying about not having enough to retire comfortably is a big fear, but anxiety may be unnecessary. See what you can do to boost your super: bit.ly/4bhmnsY

Humza Yousaf has resigned as Scotland’s first minister, just days before he was due to face two confidence votes in his leadership and government. He spent just over a year in office: bit.ly/49TXUbP

Anthony Albanese – whose party spent years attacking Scott Morrison over misogyny – has been hit by a political karma bus and reality check. Have your say: bit.ly/3UBJfh9

Budget airline Bonza has announced a ‘temporary suspension of its services’, CEO says talks on airline viability underway: bit.ly/4dmJB2r45