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Egypt's football federation filed a formal complaint with FIFA over officiating in their World Cup last-16 loss to Argentina, citing a disallowed goal and a penalty claim for Mohamed Salah. Coach Hossam Hassan launched a blistering post-match attack, saying he would not watch further matches in protest.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Melbourne for talks with Australian PM Anthony Albanese, with a major community event planned at Docklands Stadium. The visit follows a formal warning issued by Australian Federal Police over an online death threat against Modi, and protesters plan to demand action on his human rights record.
A wave of major musical cancellations in Australia, including Waitress and Beetlejuice, has prompted industry leaders to call for government support. Live Performance Australia proposes a tax incentive, drawing parallels to the UK's Theatre Tax Relief scheme.
U.S. authorities have charged Indian gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and his aide Satinderjeet Singh with orchestrating the 2023 killing of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada. The charges are part of a coordinated international operation that indicted 37 members of three India-linked crime syndicates. Meanwhile, a senior Canadian police official said investigators found no evidence linking Indian government officials to the murder, contradicting earlier allegations by then-Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Renters are paying record-high asking rents across all Australian capital cities, led by Sydney's strongest quarterly increase in four years, according to a Domain report. ABC News reporting also highlights sharp suburban divergence in Sydney, with some areas recording double-digit rent falls.
An Israeli strike in Gaza City killed Mohamed al-Wahidi, a Palestinian aid official who helped organize World Cup screenings, along with three others, hours before the Argentina-Egypt match. The Israeli military said al-Wahidi was not the intended target, and the strike was aimed at a Hamas militant.
NATO and its Indo-Pacific partners (IP4) pledged to expand cooperation in defense industry and advanced technology during a meeting in Ankara, Turkey. South Korean President Lee Jae Myung attended, alongside officials from Japan, Australia, and New Zealand, with discussions covering Russia's aggression in Ukraine and Indo-Pacific security.
The ABC and SBS are set to face scrutiny at the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion over their Middle East coverage. Australia's antisemitism envoy Jillian Segal has called for an independent oversight committee, while the ABC has rejected allegations that its journalism contributed to antisemitism.
France faces Morocco in the World Cup quarter-finals, a rematch of the 2022 semi-final. Kylian Mbappé's penalty secured France's spot, while Morocco looks to continue their historic run. The match promises an intense battle with key tactical matchups.
A federal government report finds Australia's job market remains strong despite AI's potential impact, with employment in exposed occupations growing by 5.6% since ChatGPT's release. However, women and university graduates are disproportionately in roles most at risk, and the government is expected to announce updated AI regulation plans.
A national mobile network outage at Telstra disrupted train services, payment systems and some emergency calls after a software defect in time-keeping servers. Telstra apologised and said services were restored, while the prime minister called the incident deeply concerning and the communications regulator opened an investigation.
South Australia has confirmed its second case of H5 bird flu in a giant petrel on the Yorke Peninsula, with two additional suspected cases under investigation. Authorities report no widespread impact along the coast, while a new citizen scientist training program aims to boost surveillance.
Egypt's historic World Cup run ended in a 3-2 Round of 16 loss to Argentina, despite leading 2-0 and saving a Lionel Messi penalty. Enzo Fernandez scored the winner in stoppage time, capping a 13-minute comeback, while refereeing decisions and a racist-abuse gesture by Egypt's coach added controversy.
A nationwide Telstra outage on Wednesday disrupted phone, payment, and transport services, affecting potentially millions. The company's CFO attributed the cause to malfunctioning 'nodes' in data centres, with no evidence of a cyberattack. Services were restored by 4pm.
The collaboration 'Dracula' by Jennie of BLACKPINK and Tame Impala has reached a new peak on the Billboard Hot 100, rising to No. 8 and later to No. 5. The song's resurgence follows a remix release in February, with reports also crediting Jennie's festival performances. Other K-pop acts, including Ateez and Yeonjun, also made chart moves.
Three tankers, including a Qatari LNG vessel, were struck in the Strait of Hormuz, prompting Qatar to summon Iran's deputy ambassador and warn of legal responsibility. The US revoked a licence for Iranian oil sales amid rising tensions over navigation fees and regional security.
Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale has proposed a Pacific-wide security agreement and condemned China's recent missile test in the region, saying 'this is not something a friend does.' Fiji and Papua New Guinea leaders also voiced objections, signaling a potential shift in regional attitudes toward China.
Norwegian rider Torstein Træen became the new leader of the Tour de France after stage four, while Denmark's Mads Pedersen won the stage. Træen, a testicular cancer survivor, is the third Norwegian to wear the yellow jersey.
Argentina head coach Lionel Scaloni has identified Mohamed Salah as a key threat ahead of Tuesday's World Cup quarter-final against Egypt, describing the forward as a 'top player' who deserves special attention. The match pits two of the tournament's veteran stars, Lionel Messi and Salah, against each other, with both teams vying for a place in the semi-finals.
A 27-year-old Australian rules football player died after head injuries sustained during a reserves game in Melbourne, prompting calls for a review of safety on multi-use ovals. The Epping Football Netball Club is seeking an investigation into how cricket pitches are covered, while The Guardian reports that sports safety advocates are demanding the elimination of concrete-based pitches.