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Bangladesh defeated Pakistan by 78 runs in the second Test in Sylhet, clinching their first home Test series win against Pakistan. Spinner Taijul Islam took six wickets in the final innings, while Mohammad Rizwan's valiant 94 was not enough for the visitors.
A Qantas flight from Melbourne to Dallas was diverted to Tahiti after a passenger allegedly bit a flight attendant. Fellow passengers helped restrain the individual, who was later issued a no-fly ban. The plane refuelled and continued to Dallas.
A 38-year-old man died Saturday after being attacked by a 13-foot great white shark near Rottnest Island, Western Australia. Steven Mattaboni, an experienced spearfisher, was bitten while diving with friends and died despite rescue efforts. The attack is the first fatal in Western Australia since March last year.
The APY Art Centre Collective, a First Nations art collective from remote South Australia, has called for a federal inquiry into the Indigenous art sector, citing concerns about the governance and efficacy of the Indigenous Art Code. The collective was removed from the code in 2023 amid the 'white hands on black art' scandal and has not been reinstated, despite being cleared by multiple investigations.
Gurrumul, the late Indigenous musician from Elcho Island, will be posthumously inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame for a second time, joining a select group of double inductees. The June 11 ceremony at Sydney's Carriageworks will also honour Jenny Morris, Kate Ceberano, Spiderbait, The Living End, and Vika & Linda.
The Victorian government is scrambling to rewrite political donation laws after the High Court struck down the state's electoral framework, leaving a regulatory vacuum months before the November election. Proposed changes include raising donation caps, increasing public funding, and banning foreign donations, but negotiations with opposition parties have stalled.
Sam Kerr scored a stunning winner in her final Chelsea appearance, tying the club's all-time scoring record with 115 goals. The Matildas captain leaves after six-and-a-half years, with reports suggesting a move to the NWSL in the United States.
As renters face higher energy costs, advocates push for minimum efficiency standards and portable solar solutions to help them cut power bills. With nearly a third of Australian households renting, the split incentive problem leaves many without access to energy upgrades.
Noam Bettan, Israel's Eurovision contestant, has advanced to the final of the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna after a series of well-received rehearsals. His journey has been marked by boycotts from five countries, anti-Israel protests, and heightened security measures, including FBI support against cyber threats.
The Eurovision Song Contest final in Vienna features 25 countries, including Israel, despite a boycott by five nations over Israel's military offensive in Gaza. Finland's duo and Australia's Delta Goodrem lead the bookmakers' favorites, while protests and counter-demonstrations mark the event.
Isla Bell's family and supporters held a rally in Melbourne to protest the withdrawal of a manslaughter charge against Marat Ganiev, who still faces charges of perverting justice. The case has sparked calls for reform in how the system handles crimes against women.
English artist Matthew Collings speaks out after his London exhibition 'Drawings Against Genocide' was cancelled following an intervention by UK Lawyers for Israel, which claimed the images were anti-Semitic. Kent Police found no criminal offences, and Collings insists his work targets genocide, not Jews.
Australia's first north-west cloudband of 2026 will deliver widespread rain across the country this weekend, reaching all states and territories. The system could bring the best falls in months to drought-affected areas, though forecasters caution on uncertainty over rainfall totals.
Thirty-four European countries, along with Australia, Costa Rica and the European Union, have agreed to establish a special tribunal to prosecute Russia for the crime of aggression against Ukraine. The move, endorsed by the Council of Europe, aims to fill a gap left by the International Criminal Court, which cannot try the crime of aggression in this context. Ukraine's leadership and the Council's secretary general hailed the decision as a historic step toward justice.
Australia's Federal Court has upheld a landmark ruling that a transgender woman was discriminated against by a female-only app, increasing her damages to AU$20,000. The court found direct discrimination occurred when Roxanne Tickle was excluded from Giggle for Girls and refused re-admission, a first for gender identity discrimination cases in the country.
US President Donald Trump's visit to Beijing with Chinese President Xi Jinping produced little agreement on ending the Iran war. While China reiterated its opposition to the conflict and its diplomatic efforts, no concrete deal emerged, and the war continues with heavy casualties and ongoing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
The NRL's Magic Round has returned to Brisbane's Lang Park, featuring 16 teams in eight matches, the NRLW State of Origin, and a contract extension for Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters. The event is expected to boost the Queensland economy, with weather forecasts suggesting possible showers.
Australia has listed the neo-Nazi group National Socialist Network, also known as White Australia, as a prohibited hate group, making support or membership a criminal offense. The group has launched a High Court challenge against the ban, arguing the law is invalid.
A 32-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after a 37-year-old man was seriously wounded in a shooting at Wynyard, Tasmania. The alleged shooter was arrested after an overnight manhunt involving dozens of police and drones.
Workers at Tasmania's only manganese smelter have had their wages secured for another two weeks through a joint state-federal funding deal, as administrators seek a buyer. The extension comes as a preferred bidder emerges, with the governments having contributed $9.6 million to support the workforce since late April.