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The US government has refunded tens of billions of dollars in tariffs to businesses after the Supreme Court ruled the tariffs illegal. The refunds, which include interest, have reached $80-81 billion, with companies like Nintendo seeking refunds and customers suing for compensation.
Shadow Housing Minister Andrew Bragg supports falling house prices to help young buyers, while opposition leader Angus Taylor defends his criticism of One Nation and a uranium deal with India draws concerns from the Greens. Pauline Hanson hits back at Taylor's remarks.
Andy Burnham has emerged as the unopposed candidate for the Labour leadership, with a commanding lead in nominations from Labour MPs. He is expected to be formally named Labour leader and then become the UK's next prime minister, following Keir Starmer's resignation.
Northern Territory police have reopened evidence boxes from the investigation into the murder of British backpacker Peter Falconio, releasing previously unseen photographs as the 25th anniversary of his death approaches. A $500,000 reward remains on offer for information leading to the discovery of his remains, with police appealing for any tip, no matter how small.
Lavanya Chappa, a 39-year-old mother of two, was fatally stabbed in her Melbourne home on July 7, with a man known to her charged with murder. The case is one of four deaths of women in Australia in four days, prompting grief and outrage.
Sam Neill, the New Zealand actor known for 'Jurassic Park' and 'The Piano,' has died at 78, according to ABC Australia. Tributes from Steven Spielberg and Laura Dern celebrate his career and warmth, while his family described his death as sudden and unexpected.
Australia's affordable housing schemes are under scrutiny as investigations show that developers may benefit more than tenants. Across NSW and Victoria, many 'affordable' rentals remain unattainable for low-income households, raising questions about the effectiveness of government incentives.
The European Union is considering a phased approach to children's social media access, with EU chief Ursula von der Leyen proposing gradual access for different age groups and an expert panel recommending supervised use for under-13s. The EU has also increased pressure on platforms like TikTok over addictive design and privacy concerns.
India defeated England by 270 runs in the first women's Test at Lord's, with standout performances from Kranti Gaud and Yastika Bhatia. The match marked a milestone 142 years after the first men's Test at the venue.
Sam Neill, the New Zealand actor renowned for his role in 'Jurassic Park' and a diverse career spanning five decades, has died at 78. Tributes highlight his work in films like 'My Brilliant Career' and 'The Piano', as well as his late-life memoir.
The European Commission and over a dozen countries have launched a $1 billion initiative to support Gaza's recovery from war. The fund, announced at a Brussels donor meeting, will focus on water, sanitation, debris removal, and health systems, though it falls short of the UN's $70 billion rebuilding estimate.
An expert panel advising the EU has recommended that children under 13 only use social media under supervision. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced legislative proposals, citing Australia as a model and emphasizing the need to protect children from harmful online content.
The European Commission is expected to propose age-appropriate restrictions on social media for children, following expert recommendations presented by President Ursula von der Leyen. A tiered approach would allow under-13s limited supervised use, with curbs gradually lifted for older teens.
Actor Sam Neill, known for his roles in 'Jurassic Park' and 'The Piano', has died at 78 in Sydney, his family announced. Tributes from Australian and New Zealand leaders highlighted his legacy, with several sources noting he remained cancer-free after a previous diagnosis.
Brendon McCullum has been sacked as England's Test coach, ending the Bazball era after four years marked by early success and a recent sharp decline. The ECB cited results, with England winning 27 of 49 Tests but losing seven of their last nine. McCullum will remain in charge of the white-ball teams.
The royal commission into antisemitism has heard evidence from Jewish students and academics describing Nazi salutes, hateful comments, and inadequate university responses at ANU, Monash, UNSW, and Wollongong. Universities will soon be required to adopt new anti-racism measures and definitions on antisemitism.
Josh Fawaz's cover of Madonna's 'Like a Prayer' has topped Australian radio charts, but music experts question whether AI was used in its production. Fawaz says he uses AI 'as a tool' and has added AI credits to the track following an ABC investigation.
The United States will seek the extradition of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and a Punjab police officer implicated in a transnational crime network, as announced by US officials. The charges, part of Operation Hardball, include murder-for-hire, extortion, and drug trafficking.
Cruz Hewitt's dream run at Wimbledon ended in a tight three-set final loss to American qualifier Jordan Lee. The 17-year-old Australian had not dropped a set all tournament before the 4-6, 6-4, 7-5 defeat.
Investigations and a class action lawsuit have brought attention to aged care providers in Australia charging fees for services that residents may not be able to use. The regulator received 199 complaints in the first half of 2026, and a legal case against Arcare alleges unlawful charges.