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Karl Stefanovic has left Nine immediately and is set to be dropped from his ARN Media radio show after backlash over his podcast interview with far-right activist Tommy Robinson. Nine confirmed his departure, citing the incompatibility of his independent podcast with his Today hosting role, while ARN Media has distanced itself from the interview.
The Coalition has accused the Labor-led parliamentary committee reviewing Australia's 2025 federal election of a 'hyper-partisan witch-hunt' against the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church, while the committee's interim report recommends a mandatory code of conduct for campaigners to address escalating antisocial behaviour at polling booths.
Mexican fans gathered outside Ecuador's hotel to disturb the team's rest ahead of their Round of 32 match, prompting a formal complaint to FIFA. Meanwhile, Mohamed Salah resumed training after a hamstring strain, and Ronald Koeman stepped down as Netherlands coach.
European Union monitors report the world's oceans experienced their hottest June ever observed in 2026, with average sea surface temperatures reaching 20.98°C. Scientists warn that a developing El Niño pattern could push temperatures even higher in the coming months.
Lion Australia says it has no plans to sell the James Boag's brand, despite union claims, while the Tasmanian government proposes purchasing the brewery site in Launceston. The brewery is set to close in November, ending 145 years of local production.
Australia and Vanuatu have signed the Nakamal Agreement, a landmark strategic pact, after months of negotiations that saw key clauses on limiting Chinese investment dropped. The agreement includes commitments on no militarization and consultation on critical infrastructure.
A Guardian Essential poll indicates One Nation's primary vote has fallen two points to 26%, with Australians rejecting key policies such as shutting down SBS and ending multiculturalism. Labor has bounced back slightly, though politicians caution against overreading the polls.
Volunteers of the National Trust of South Australia have been formally warned about public comments as a parliamentary inquiry into the organisation gets underway. The inquiry follows months of disputes, including the disbanding of a local branch committee and a Supreme Court challenge by affected volunteers.
Australian Maya Joint defeated Serena Williams in the first round of Wimbledon, ending the 44-year-old's comeback in singles. Joint's run ended in the second round with a loss to Alexandra Eala, leaving Daria Kasatkina as the last Australian woman in the draw.
Australia's Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion heard testimony on the spread of hate speech online, including YouTube's decision to keep a video questioning a Bondi attack survivor's injuries, and a report linking real-world violence against Jews to spikes in online hate.
Brisbane will host the Davis Cup for the first time since 2018 when Australia plays Poland in September. Queensland also secures the Socceroos' homecoming series against Brazil, alongside a Bledisloe Cup Test at Lang Park.
The ACCC has launched legal action against Amazon's Australian unit, alleging unfair contract terms allowed it to introduce ads to Prime Video. Subscribers faced an extra fee to remain ad-free, and the regulator is seeking penalties and redress.
Keir Starmer's final defence investment plan, announced before he steps down, commits £298bn over four years but leaves his successor Andy Burnham to find an extra £4.7bn. The plan, funded by cuts to transport and energy projects, has drawn criticism from MPs and opposition parties.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has unveiled a £15bn defence investment plan aimed at modernising Britain’s armed forces, but analysts warn of job losses from cuts elsewhere and question whether spending will meet Nato targets by 2030.
The UK government is considering intervening in Paramount’s proposed US$110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, citing concerns over media plurality and competition. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has indicated she may refer the deal to Ofcom and the CMA, and has floated legislative changes to cover streaming services.
New data shows Australian house prices are falling in four capital cities, with Sydney values dropping $48,000 this year. The national market peaked in March, and major banks predict further falls of 2-3% by year's end.
The antisemitism royal commission has heard evidence of online hate targeting federal MP Josh Burns and his partner, Victorian MP Georgie Purcell. The inquiry has also been told of spikes in antisemitism and anti-Muslim hate following the Bondi attack, prompting calls for stronger laws against vilification.
A 41-year-old Perth paediatrician, Chia Liang Saw, is facing 53 charges including sexual penetration, indecent dealing, and using electronic communication to procure a child for sexual activity. Allegations include hidden cameras in consulting rooms and online communication with a self-described paedophile vigilante.
Veterans and advocates are urging the Australian government to abandon a proposed $5,000 annual cap on allied health services, warning it will force difficult choices and increase anxiety. The government defends the cap as a streamlining measure, while separately, National Servicemen will gain equal health benefits from July 1.
Australian federal and NSW police are appealing for help to identify the author of more than 100 threatening letters sent to politicians, religious organisations and community leaders between 2015 and 2026. The writer, who uses the pseudonyms 'Scorpio' and 'Bullit', is believed to be a Caucasian man in his 60s.