The NRL Grand Final showcased the Penrith Panthers' historic four-peat victory, attended by notable political figures including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, both of whom supported the Panthers. Meanwhile, the Yellowstone Club in Montana has become a haven for the ultra-wealthy, with its 900 elite homeowners collectively worth over $290 billion, enjoying exclusive amenities and private recreational opportunities. The club, which features extensive skiing and golfing facilities, has become a favorite among celebrities and billionaires, including Shark Tank's Robert Herjavec, who built a $28 million home there. In Queensland, the political landscape is heating up as the LNP's David Crisafulli gains traction in the lead-up to the October 26 elections, while Premier Steven Miles faces scrutiny after struggling to name his party's local candidate during a public event. This underscores the challenges both leaders face as they campaign for voter recognition and support. The dynamics in both sports and politics illustrate the intersections of wealth, influence, and public engagement in contemporary Australia.