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India's promising World Cup campaign ended in heartbreak after a 0-0 draw with Australia, with the Hockeyroos advancing to the semi-finals on goals scored. Despite several chances, India could not find the net, extending their goalless run and dashing hopes of a first semi-final appearance since 1974.
Spa Weekend, the new comedy from The Hangover and Bad Moms writers Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, brings together Leslie Mann, Isla Fisher, Anna Faris, and Michelle Buteau as four friends whose luxury retreat spirals into chaos. The film, now in US cinemas, has sparked conversations about the state of original comedies on the big screen.
ACT has released its election policy on constitutional issues, proposing to enshrine property rights, limit courts' use of tikanga, and require Cabinet to specify Treaty interests. The policy notably omits the Treaty Principles Bill and referendum that were central to the party's previous platform.
One Nation MP David Farley said the party's migration target would not be 'too different' from Labor's, adding 100,000 workers to the party's 130,000 net overseas migration figure. Leader Pauline Hanson quickly corrected him, but the confusion drew criticism from Labor and the Coalition.
Ryan Armour surged to a one-shot lead at the Rogers Charity Classic after a 7-under 63, while Steve Alker tied the course record with a 61. Defending champion Richard Green sits in a nine-way tie for third, and Mike Weir remains the top Canadian.
Manchester United's 2026-27 Premier League campaign opened with a surprise 2-0 loss at newly promoted Hull City, dampening expectations around Michael Carrick's revamped side. Despite new signings Youri Tielemans and Andrey Santos, United struggled, conceding twice from set-pieces and prompting criticism from pundits and former players.
Michael La Sasso closed with a bogey-free 65 to win LIV Golf Indianapolis, his first professional title, finishing at 18 under par. The 22-year-old rookie edged Jon Rahm by one shot, becoming the youngest winner in LIV Golf history, and thanked Phil Mickelson for his support via text.
Storm conditions across New Zealand have left thousands of homes without electricity, with reports of a significant Transpower issue cutting supply to most of Southland. Utility companies across regions report ongoing outages, while restoration efforts continue amidst warnings of lightning strikes and downed lines.
Australian researchers await the arrival of ultra-pure sodium iodide crystals from Shanghai, destined for a dark matter detection experiment in a Stawell mine. The fragile crystals, which melt in humidity, have taken over a decade to produce and will be installed in an underground lab to seek elusive dark matter particles.
Hull City marked their Premier League return with a 2-0 win over Manchester United, their first league victory over the club in 52 years. Teenage Australian defender Lucas Herrington made his debut as a substitute, while the club faces injury concerns ahead of their League Cup tie.
Michael La Sasso, a 22-year-old rookie, won LIV Golf Indianapolis with a closing 65, edging Jon Rahm by a stroke. Rahm secured his third straight season points title, while Cameron Smith faded to tied 17th. The event was clouded by LIV's uncertain future after the Saudi fund announced it would end investment.
Pakistan's crushing defeat to England in the first Test at Headingley has pushed them to the bottom of the World Test Championship 2025-27 table, while India prepare for the second Test against Sri Lanka in Colombo with a chance to climb further.
Sharna Burgess is officially returning to Dancing With the Stars as a pro for season 35, marking her first time competing since 2021. The full cast will be revealed on Good Morning America on September 2, with several contestants already confirmed and the two-night premiere set for September 15 and 16.
Russell Brand is scheduled to appear as a headliner at the Shelter Island Conference in New York from August 26-28, while facing seven sexual offence charges in the UK. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges, with a trial set to begin in October.
Tottenham Hotspur began their Premier League campaign with a 3-0 loss to Brentford, prompting manager Roberto De Zerbi to criticize several players' physical condition while defending young midfielder Lucas Bergvall after a costly mistake. De Zerbi acknowledged the team's fitness issues and pre-season disruption, while pundits offered sharply critical assessments of the performance.
With the 49ers' 53-man cutdown days away, injuries to key players and tight roster battles at multiple positions are shaping the final decisions. The team also made a late addition at defensive line while managing tight end depth, and practice squad projections are coming into focus.
Australia has confirmed its first case of H5N1 bird flu in a mammal, a long-nosed fur seal in South Australia, with a second seal suspected. As the virus spreads, authorities are vaccinating little penguins in Victoria and experts warn of potential losses among black swans and endangered sea lions.
Jewelers break down Alessandra Ambrosio's engagement ring from Buck Palmer, an elongated cushion-cut diamond in a bezel setting, exploring its design significance, celebrity trend alignment, and estimated value.
Australian actor Shabana Azeez reflects on her breakout role in HBO's 'The Pitt', the realities of fame, and returning home to film the SBS drama 'The Airport Chaplain'.
Tadej Pogačar won the opening stage of the Vuelta a España with a dramatic late surge, beating Ethan Hayter by 0.09 seconds in the Monaco time trial. The Slovenian leads the general classification as the race heads to its second stage, with a notable backdrop of Josh Tarling competing days after his brother's death.