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England began their World Cup campaign with a nervy victory over Croatia, despite Harry Kane's double and a strong squad. Manager Thomas Tuchel acknowledged the team's early jitters but praised their reaction, as expectations remain high for the tournament.
New research reveals that more than 13,000 southern elephant seal pups have died from H5N1 bird flu on Australia's Heard and McDonald Islands. The mortality rate reached up to 97% in some areas, with six species testing positive. Scientists warn the true impact may be higher as the virus continues to spread.
The University of New South Wales has overtaken the University of Melbourne in the QS World University Rankings 2027, marking a historic shift in Australia's higher education landscape. While Australian universities improved overall, experts caution that rankings have limited relevance for domestic students amid funding and staff concerns.
Ellyse Perry took 2-14 and hit the winning runs as Australia beat Bangladesh by nine wickets in the women's T20 World Cup, all but securing a semifinal spot. Georgia Voll scored an unbeaten 45 as the Aussies chased down 78 with 63 balls to spare, despite missing injured duo Phoebe Litchfield and Ash Gardner.
Singapore-based Firmus Technologies' plans to build three AI factories in Tasmania, requiring 400 megawatts of power, have raised questions about the viability of the Marinus Link undersea cable project. Climate Change Authority chair Matt Kean said the AI developments could undermine the business case for the interconnector, while an independent economist defends the project as crucial for Tasmania's energy security.
HSBC is set to appear in Federal Court after admitting it failed to protect customers from a long-running spoofing scam, agreeing to a $35 million penalty. Victims, who lost tens of millions, criticize the bank's reimbursement process and the regulator's limited action against a telco that allowed scam messages through.
Pakistani officials have apologised for the fatal shooting of nine-year-old Hania Ahmed in Chakwal, with the post-mortem report confirming she sustained 11 gunshot wounds. The officer involved has been arrested on murder charges, and the Lahore High Court has directed a fair investigation.
The U.S. Defense Department has renamed its Indo-Pacific Command back to Pacific Command, a symbolic move that has sparked debate over the implications for U.S.-India relations. While Pentagon officials and diplomats dismiss the change as honoring historical roots, analysts and Indian commentators view it as a signal of shifting U.S. strategic priorities.
Australia completed a 3-0 T20 series sweep over Bangladesh, with Cooper Connolly continuing his strong batting form. Spencer Johnson's record-breaking spell and Matt Renshaw's career-best knock highlighted the series.
ARN Media has agreed to pay Kyle Sandilands $12.09 million to settle his wrongful termination case, plus $1.5 million in advertising for his new venture. Sandilands will share 19.9% of the new project's revenue with ARN and is barred from working with competitors for nine months. Meanwhile, Jackie 'O' Henderson's separate lawsuit against ARN remains ongoing.
The WA opposition has introduced a bill requiring flashing beacons and extra reflectors on regional trains, but the rail union says it's 'fundamentally flawed' and won't address poor driver behaviour at passive level crossings. The bill follows decades of advocacy from families of crash victims and a coroner's recommendation.
The Socceroos remain focused on their upcoming World Cup match against the US despite midfielder Sebastian Berhalter's warning that his team 'don't take s***'. Coach Mauricio Pochettino praises Australia's belief and mentality, while defender Alessandro Circati says the team is unfazed and ready for a physical battle.
Daniil Medvedev secured wins over Tomas Martin Etcheverry and Terence Atmane at the 2026 ATP Halle Open, playing under neutral status. He also moved up to 7th in the ATP Rankings, according to TASS reports.
New South Wales can win the State of Origin shield with a victory in Game II at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Wednesday night. After a record comeback in Game I, the Blues are one win away from the title, while Queensland must triumph to force a decider in Brisbane.
Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock says the Middle East war creates 'highly uncertain' conditions that could push inflation higher, but she dismissed fears of stagflation or a wage-price spiral. Despite the RBA's hawkish tone, markets have priced in roughly even odds of another rate hike, while many economists doubt further increases.
The US and Iran have signed a memorandum of understanding to end their war, reopening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting sanctions, with a $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran. The deal faces skepticism from Republicans and Democrats, and reactions in Israel are largely negative.
Labour MP Lauren Edwards is bringing the assisted dying bill back to the Commons after it was blocked in the House of Lords, urging peers to allow a final vote. The bill, which would give terminally ill adults over 16 the right to end their life with expert approval, faces potential bypass via the Parliament Act if blocked again.
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology has confirmed an El Niño pattern has formed in the tropical Pacific, with forecasts suggesting it could become one of the strongest in seven decades. The event is expected to bring excessive rains to the Americas and dry conditions to Asia, disrupting agriculture and raising food supply concerns. Scientists warn climate change will amplify its effects, while UN Secretary-General urges accelerated action on fossil fuels.
Ben Roberts-Smith, a former SAS soldier facing war crime charges, has had his bail conditions varied to attend the opening of a new gallery at the Australian War Memorial. The court allowed the visit despite prosecutors' concerns about potential witness contact. The event has drawn attention due to Roberts-Smith's invitation as a Victoria Cross recipient.
A Queensland teenager has been acquitted of planning a terrorist attack against the Liberal Party and a Labour Day march. The trial heard he was inspired by the Unabomber and had researched bomb-making, but the defence argued he was a troubled kid experimenting with ideas.