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Turkey were knocked out of the 2026 World Cup after a 1-0 loss to Paraguay, who played most of the match with ten men. Matias Galarza's early goal set a tournament record, while Miguel Almiron received a straight red card for covering his mouth during a confrontation.
Brazil defeated Haiti 3-0 in a World Cup group-stage match, with Matheus Cunha scoring twice and Vinícius Júnior adding a goal and an assist. The victory eliminated Haiti, who qualified for the first time since 1974, while Neymar was sidelined due to a calf injury.
As the financial year draws to a close, investors remain buoyant despite global turmoil, with Wall Street at record highs. ABC Australia examines the AI-driven market concentration and the concept of 'bliss' — the idea that governments will prop up big companies, potentially eliminating crash risk, but also raising concerns about moral hazard.
Wyndham Clark leads the US Open by six shots heading into the final round at Shinnecock Hills. Scottie Scheffler is in a four-way tie for second, while no Australians made the cut for the first time since 1959.
A US-Iran agreement, reportedly including sanctions relief and military de-escalation, has drawn harsh criticism from Israeli officials and analysts who argue it grants Tehran too much leverage. Reports highlight concerns over the deal's impact on Israel's security and regional stability.
The United States defeated Australia 2-0 in Seattle to secure their spot in the World Cup knockout stages, with Christian Pulisic missing the match due to a calf injury. Alex Freeman and an own goal sealed the win, while Australia now face a decisive final group match against Paraguay.
A three-year-old boy remains in a critical but stable condition after ending up in a crocodile enclosure at Johnsons of Old Hurst in Cambridgeshire. A 30-year-old man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder has been released on bail because police said he was not fit for interview. The boy has since undergone five surgeries, according to his family.
At the ILA Berlin airshow, defense firms unveiled new autonomous 'wingmen' aircraft designed to accompany fighter jets, as European nations ramp up their defense spending. Germany announced a €108 billion defense budget and a new aviation strategy, drawing criticism from environmental groups. The show also highlighted industry interest in climate-neutral aviation.
Lebanon reported at least 18 killed in Israeli airstrikes, while Israel confirmed four soldiers died in southern Lebanon—the first since a US-Iran deal aimed at ending the conflict. The strikes have drawn international criticism and raised questions about the durability of the ceasefire.
KPMG Australia is overhauling its leadership after a scandal involving leaked confidential client information and the treatment of a whistleblower. The firm's chairman and two audit partners are leaving, while the corporate regulator has launched a formal investigation and the federal government is reviewing all KPMG contracts and considering new regulations for the sector.
Australian police have charged a third suspect in connection with the December 2024 arson attack on the Adass Israel Synagogue in Melbourne. The 20-year-old man faces charges including arson and endangering life, with all three alleged direct participants now charged.
Canada secured their first-ever men's World Cup victory with a 6-0 thrashing of Qatar in Vancouver, but the win was overshadowed by a serious leg injury to midfielder Ismaël Koné and late-game brawls. Jonathan David scored a hat-trick as Qatar finished with nine men after two red cards.
A $10 billion AI data centre proposed for Bundey, South Australia, has divided the community, with supporters citing regional jobs and economic growth, while critics worry about the impact on energy and water supply, particularly the River Murray. The state government is pushing for the state to become a hub for AI data centres, introducing new laws to regulate the industry.
The United Arab Emirates has approved a resolution setting 15 as the minimum age for social media use, with teens aged 15-16 allowed access under enhanced safeguards. Social media platforms have 12 months to comply with age-verification and account removal requirements. The UAE is the first Arab nation to introduce such restrictions.
Australia's net overseas migration fell to 301,000 in 2025, the lowest since mid-2022, but remains above pre-pandemic levels and government forecasts. The Coalition says the numbers are still too high, while the government cites the decline as evidence of progress.
As UN climate talks in Bonn concluded, leaders and experts emphasized the urgent need to reduce fossil fuel dependence and accelerate electrification, with Australia positioning itself as a potential renewable energy superpower amid global energy security concerns.
The Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance has condemned One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's attack on Guardian Australia senior correspondent Sarah Martin, calling it 'bitter, personal and unprofessional' and an 'assault on the freedom of the press.' Hanson called Martin 'trashy' and banned her from future events after the journalist questioned her daughter's employment. Labor and Liberal MPs have also criticized Hanson's behavior, while she has outlined plans to abolish the SBS and cut ABC funding.
Former NSW MP Daryl Maguire has pleaded not guilty to conspiracy over an alleged fraudulent visa scheme. His trial in the NSW District Court heard the prosecution allege 20 false applications were lodged, while the defence says he played no role in the paperwork.
A coroner has concluded that racism hindered the police investigation into the 1988 death of 17-year-old Mark Haines in Tamworth, NSW. The fresh inquest found the initial investigation was superficial and flawed, and it remains unclear how his body came to be on the railway tracks.
President Donald Trump has signed a 14-point agreement with Iran to extend the ceasefire for another 60 days, reopening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting sanctions in exchange for Iran's commitment not to seek nuclear weapons. The deal, signed at the Palace of Versailles, includes a $300 billion reconstruction fund but leaves detailed nuclear negotiations to a 60-day period. Reports differ on the signing location and analysts warn the framework leaves key issues unresolved.