Jeff Bezos' $700m superyacht Koru makes surprise arrival in Cairns after infamous Dutch bridge controversy
Jeff Bezos' 127m superyacht Koru has docked at Cairns Marlin Marina, bringing an economic boost to Far North Queensland. Bezos' whereabouts remain unconfirmed.
'Power of the Purse': What Trump Stands to Lose in the 2026 US Midterm Elections
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Australia 'Outraged' as Israel Closes Criminal Probe Into Zomi Frankcom's Death Without Charges
Foreign Minister Penny Wong and PM Albanese blast Israel after it rules out criminal proceedings over the death of Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom in Gaza.
FIFA Vice-President Withdraws Support for Infantino as Pressure Mounts Over COO Dismissal
Hungary's Sandor Csanyi calls Kevin Lamour's dismissal the "final straw" as Montenegro, Israel and Wales join growing calls for Infantino to resign.
Trump Dodges Question About His Relationship With Staffer Natalie Harp
Donald Trump has refused to answer a direct question about his relationship with White House staffer Natalie Harp, deflecting when pressed on the matter.
Ship Attacks Kill Four as Iran Says Peace Talks With US Have Made No Progress
Four crew members killed in Houthi strike on cargo ship as Iran says there has been zero progress in efforts to revive a stalled interim peace deal with the US.
Parents and Advocates Push for Stronger Social Media Ban Laws at Senate Inquiry
Parents who lost children to online harms urge parliament to pass tougher social media ban laws as a Senate inquiry hears from platforms and advocates.
US Immigration Enforcement Plans to Equip Officers with Electric Shock Gloves in $20 Million Deal
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement is planning to spend up to $20 million on electric shock gloves that deliver painful stimuli to gain compliance from detainees.
Delivery Drivers to Receive Minimum $31.30 Per Hour Under Landmark Gig Economy Deal
Australian delivery drivers will earn a minimum $31.30 per hour from August 17 after the Fair Work Commission approved a landmark gig economy standards order.
How Australian Tesla chair Robyn Denholm could hand Elon Musk a trillion-dollar payday
Tesla chair Robyn Denholm sits at the centre of a pay deal that could hand Elon Musk up to $824 billion if SpaceX acquires Tesla.
Mum, I'm Alien Pregnant Trailer Arrives Ahead of MIFF 2026 Screening
A trailer has dropped for Mum, I'm Alien Pregnant, a New Zealand comedy body horror film set to screen at the Melbourne International Film Festival in 2026.
Waratahs Face Fijian Drua in Crucial Round 10 Super Rugby Clash
The Waratahs face Fijian Drua in a crucial Round 10 Super Rugby Pacific match, with young talent Bowen set to make his mark.
Albanese's 'melon' comments about Japanese PM in full: what was said and why it sparked a diplomatic row
Anthony Albanese is under fire after remarks about a melon gift from Japan's PM were branded insulting. Here's exactly what was said and the fallout.
Meta releases downloadable AI model and Zuckerberg pens 6500-word essay championing open AI for all
Meta has launched a downloadable AI model for personal computers as CEO Mark Zuckerberg publishes a sweeping essay calling for AI to be distributed widely.
Typhoon Dolphin Slams Eastern China: Over One Million Evacuated, Thousands of Flights Cancelled
Typhoon Dolphin has made landfall in Zhejiang province with winds of 151 km/h, forcing over one million evacuations and cancelling thousands of flights.
Worldview 'gulf' means Australia and China will never be genuinely close, former ambassador warns
Former Australian ambassador to China Graham Fletcher says diverging worldviews make a genuine partnership impossible, warning key risks could still derail ties.
Colombia's new president vows crackdown after deadly bombings strike on first day in office
President Abelardo de la Espriella was inaugurated in Cali as FARC dissidents bombed a highway tollbooth and a drone strike killed a police officer.
SpaceX Rocket Slams Into the Moon at 8,700km/h as Debris Plume Confirms Impact
A SpaceX rocket has crashed into the moon at 8,700km/h after drifting off course for a year. Telescope observations in Chile confirmed a debris plume from the impact.
Abdul El-Sayed: The Michigan doctor taking on Trump's Republican machine for a US Senate seat
Abdul El-Sayed has won the Democratic nomination for Michigan's US Senate seat, setting up a high-stakes November battle against Trump-backed Republican Mike Rogers.
Fast-tracked for Australian citizenship, para taekwondo star Shrijana Ghising sets sights on LA 2028
Nepalese-born para taekwondo athlete Shrijana Ghising has been granted fast-tracked Australian citizenship and is targeting a medal at the 2028 Paralympics.
Italian rubbish collectors find $1.6m lottery ticket and return it to owner after hours-long search
Italian waste workers spent hours sifting through rubbish bags to recover a €1 million lottery ticket mistakenly thrown out by its owner.
Australian Scientist Helps Detect Quantum Physics Phenomenon Theorised Since the 1930s
A Swinburne University astronomer is part of an international team that may have observed vacuum birefringence, a quantum phenomenon theorised by Werner Heisenberg in 1936.
Russian Drone Hunts Ukrainian Market Trader in Kherson, Video Shows
Video shared by President Zelensky shows a market trader in Kherson being pursued by a Russian drone in a disturbing display of targeted civilian harassment.
Rare photos of Aung San Suu Kyi spark relief — and deep suspicion about Myanmar junta's motives
Rare photos of detained Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi meeting with the Red Cross offer the first independent proof of life in years — but raise hard questions.
Nauru officially becomes Naoero, reclaiming its pre-colonial identity
The Pacific island nation of Nauru has officially renamed itself the Republic of Naoero, reverting to its traditional pre-colonial name to strengthen national identity.
Big Tech Firms Face Higher Tax Rates in Australia If They Refuse Deals With News Publishers
Google, Meta and TikTok face a 2.5% levy on Australian digital ad revenue unless they strike deals with local news publishers under revised federal laws.
Israeli Strikes Kill 18 in Gaza as Minister Confirms No Deal to Halt Attacks
Israeli airstrikes killed at least 18 Palestinians across Gaza on Sunday, as a senior minister confirmed no ceasefire deal exists despite Trump's peace plan claims.
Emmy-winning Anna Friel stars in Stan's new medical drama The F Ward
Emmy Award-winning actress Anna Friel takes on a leading role in The F Ward, a new medical drama from Australian streaming service Stan.
Trump Announces 'Complete Disarmament' of Hamas Deal as Israel Stays Silent
US President Donald Trump has declared a historic agreement for the full disarmament of Hamas, but Israel has yet to publicly endorse the deal.
H5N1 Bird Flu Confirmed on Kangaroo Island, Putting Endangered Australian Sea Lion Colony at Risk
H5N1 bird flu has been confirmed on Kangaroo Island, with a positive detection at Seal Bay threatening Australia's endangered sea lion population of just 12,000.
Trump rebukes Netanyahu over Iran nuclear intelligence amid White House talks
Donald Trump publicly pushed back at Benjamin Netanyahu during their White House meeting, saying he didn't need Israel's PM to brief him on Iranian nuclear sites.
Bali's Waste Crisis Deepens as Tourism Hits Record Highs and Ambitious Development Plans Take Shape
Bali's landfill closure has left rubbish piling up on streets and beaches as tourist numbers near seven million and Indonesia pursues a Dubai-style economic zone.
'The new LA': How South Korea's K-pop scene catapulted Queensland dancers to international stardom
Gold Coast and Brisbane dancers are finding fame in South Korea's K-pop scene, where choreographers are treated as artists rather than back-up performers.
US Military Strikes Iran for 12th Straight Night as Trump Threatens Bridges and Power Plants
The US military launched its 12th consecutive night of strikes on Iran as Trump threatened to destroy civilian infrastructure and oil prices surged past $93 a barrel.
Parents of 'Doctor Jihad' Tareq Kamleh Speak Out After He Was Found Alive in Iraqi Prison
The parents of Australian ISIS propagandist Tareq Kamleh have spoken publicly after learning their son is alive and held in a Baghdad prison.
Zelenskyy faces biggest domestic political test as protests rock Kyiv over war strategy
Ukraine's president faces his toughest domestic challenge yet as mass protests over recruitment, corruption and war strategy shake his administration.
Trump's Israel condition throws Saudi Arabia nuclear deal into doubt
Trump says Saudi Arabia's nuclear deal depends on joining the Abraham Accords, casting doubt over the agreement just a day after it was announced.
European Wildfires Force More Than 80,000 to Flee as Firefighters Say They Stand 'No Chance'
Wildfires across France, Spain and Italy have forced more than 80,000 people to evacuate as record heat and fierce winds overwhelm firefighting efforts.
Ukraine Strikes Two More Wildberries Warehouses in Southern Russia, Killing One
Ukraine has struck two more Wildberries warehouses in southern Russia, killing one person, as Kyiv escalates its deep-strike campaign targeting Russian logistics.
Peak Jewish body says Labor platform has a 'one-eyed obsession with blaming Israel' ahead of national conference
Australia's peak Jewish group condemns Labor's draft national platform for removing Hamas disarmament language and failing to reflect government policy on Palestine.
Trump warns US will hit Iran's Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site 'pretty soon' as three fallen soldiers named
Trump signals imminent strike on Iran's Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site and appears to blame Jordan for US troop deaths as three soldiers are named.
MAFS Star Ridge Barredo Heads to Commonwealth Games as Competitive Weightlifter
Ridge Barredo, known to Australian audiences from Married at First Sight, has arrived in Scotland to compete as a weightlifter at the Commonwealth Games.
Trump's White House Speech on Election Fraud Was a Rambling, Evidence-Free Obsession With the Past
Donald Trump's White House address on election security offered no new proof, recycled old grievances, and left even Republicans on Capitol Hill silent.
Trump orders retaliatory strikes on Iran after two US troops killed in Jordan attack
The US has launched fresh strikes on Iran after two American service members were killed in an Iranian ballistic missile and drone attack on a base in Jordan.
Ex-CEO Giovanni Castellucci Jailed 12 Years Over Genoa Bridge Collapse That Killed 43
Former CEO Giovanni Castellucci has been sentenced to 12 years in prison over the Italian motorway bridge collapse in Genoa that killed 43 people.
US House Passes Bill to Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent in 'Ditch the Switch' Push
The US House has passed the Sunshine Protection Act to make daylight saving time permanent year-round. The bill now heads to the Senate.
Strait of Hormuz crisis deepens as experts warn of dangerous global precedent
Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz and Trump's naval blockade are reshaping the Middle East conflict — and could set a lasting international precedent.
US strikes Iran for fifth consecutive day as Tehran rules out negotiations
The US has bombarded Iranian coastal defences and missile sites for a fifth day as Iranian leaders declare negotiations off the table amid Strait of Hormuz tensions.
US Launches Fresh Wave of Strikes on Iran as Trump Warns 'They Will Be Defeated Soon'
The US has launched a new wave of strikes on Iran, reimposed a naval blockade, and threatened to target power plants and bridges unless Tehran returns to talks.
Treat Sky News like a 'drunk raving at the moon': Turnbull launches scathing attack on Murdoch media empire
Former PM Malcolm Turnbull has urged Australians to ignore News Corp outlets, comparing Sky News to a drunk ranting outside a pub on a Saturday night.
Trump declares US the 'Guardian of the Strait of Hormuz' and announces 20 per cent cargo toll as Iran conflict escalates
President Trump declares the US will charge a 20% cargo toll to guard the Strait of Hormuz and reimpose an Iranian naval blockade as conflict escalates.
Bangkok Pub Fire Kills at Least 27 People, Thailand Prime Minister Confirms
A devastating fire tore through a pub in Bangkok early Monday, killing at least 27 people. Thailand's PM attended the scene as investigations begin.
US Launches Fresh Wave of Strikes on Iran as Tehran Declares Strait of Hormuz Closed
The US hit over 140 Iranian military targets as Tehran closed the Strait of Hormuz and launched retaliatory strikes on Gulf neighbours. Full report.
Slow Read Exhibition Invites Australians to Swap Doom-Scrolling for the Art of the Printed Page
A new exhibition at Melbourne's Town Hall Gallery asks visitors to slow down, put away their phones, and engage deeply with art celebrating the printed page.
Universities face new antisemitism laws and royal commission grilling as Albanese government issues ultimatum
Australian universities must now meet new legal standards on antisemitism and racism, as vice chancellors prepare to face a royal commission this week.
How the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader became a victory for Tehran — not Trump and Netanyahu
The assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader was meant to trigger regime collapse. Instead, it demonstrated the Islamic Republic's remarkable resilience.
Passenger partially sucked out of window on Ryanair Boeing 737 flight from Greece
A Serbian man was partially pulled through a dislodged cabin window on a Ryanair Boeing 737 shortly after take-off from Thessaloniki, Greece, before passengers pulled him back in.
Cheap Chinese Building Materials Failing Australian Safety Standards in Alarming New Tests
Independent lab tests reveal 87% of imported Chinese aluminium windows and doors fail Australian safety standards, raising serious structural and health concerns.
Body of Slain Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Arrives at Holy Shrine as Crowds Chant 'Kill Trump'
The body of slain Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has reached Iran's holiest shrine in Mashhad as mourners chant revenge slogans against Donald Trump.
Body of Slain Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Carried to Holy Shrine as Crowds Chant 'Kill Trump'
The body of slain Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has arrived at Iran's holiest shrine as mourners chant death threats against Donald Trump amid renewed US-Iran hostilities.
Beijing Deployed Four Surveillance Ships Across Pacific Before Nuclear Missile Test, Flight Path Reveals
Maritime data reveals China deployed four surveillance ships across the Pacific before test-firing a nuclear-capable missile near Tuvalu and Nauru.
Connor Storrie earns first Emmy nomination as Heated Rivalry remains ineligible for 2026 awards
Connor Storrie scores his first Emmy nod via SNL as Heated Rivalry stays ineligible. Plus Widow's Bay, Hacks and more 2026 Emmy surprises.
Father of GRL and Party Rock Anthem Singer Lauren Bennett Issues Heartbreaking Statement After Her Shock Death
Lauren Bennett, whose vocals featured on LMFAO's 2011 hit Party Rock Anthem, has died aged 36. Her father reveals she suffered a severe medication reaction.
Hamas dissolves Gaza governing body but weapons dispute threatens lasting peace
Hamas has dissolved its Gaza governing body after nearly 20 years, but experts warn the group's refusal to disarm remains the core obstacle to lasting peace.
Narendra Modi arrives in Melbourne: warm crowds, trade hopes and hard diplomatic questions
Indian PM Narendra Modi has landed in Melbourne for his third Australia visit, with 25,000 expected at a public rally and major trade and defence talks ahead.
Trump Calls Iran 'Scum' and Declares Ceasefire 'Over' as Ukraine Scores Patriot Missile Win at NATO Summit
Trump branded Iran 'scum' and declared their ceasefire deal 'over' at the NATO summit in Ankara, while Ukraine secured a major Patriot missile manufacturing breakthrough.
Trump Offers Ukraine Patriot Missile Technology, But Experts Warn It Won't Help Soon
Trump has offered Ukraine a licence to produce Patriot missiles, but experts warn manufacturing could take years and may come too late for the war.
NATO Summit Yields $72 Billion in Arms Deals as Trump Threatens Troop Withdrawals and Lashes Out at Allies
NATO leaders struck $72 billion in arms deals at the Türkiye summit, but Trump warned of further troop withdrawals and criticised key European allies.
'Proof, not promises': Indian steel giant Jindal makes final pitch for Whyalla steelworks
Indian steelmaker Jindal Steel is in a two-way race to acquire Whyalla's collapsed steelworks, pitching its global decarbonisation track record against an Australian rival.
Proteomics International Secures US Patent for PromarkerEndo Endometriosis Blood Test
Perth biotech Proteomics International has secured a US patent for its PromarkerEndo blood test, targeting a 360,000-test annual US market for endometriosis diagnosis.
Tom Lynagh explains his decision to stay with the Queensland Reds
Queensland Reds back Tom Lynagh has opened up about his commitment to Brisbane and his recovery journey as he works his way back from injury.
Alex de Minaur at the crossroads: Can Australia's world No.6 break his grand slam quarter-final curse?
Alex de Minaur is spiralling after consecutive early grand slam exits. With self-doubt mounting, Australia's world No.6 faces a pivotal career decision.
China's Pacific Missile Test: A Provocative Act That Has Alarmed Australia and the Region
China fired a nuclear-capable ballistic missile into the South Pacific, drawing sharp condemnation from Australia, New Zealand, the US and Pacific island nations.
PM and Foreign Minister Condemn China's Pacific Ballistic Missile Test as 'Destabilising'
Australia and New Zealand have condemned China's submarine-launched ballistic missile test in the Pacific, calling it destabilising to the region.
China's JL-3 Missile Test Alarms Australia and Japan
China has test-fired a nuclear-capable submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) into the South Pacific, drawing immediate condemnation from Australia…
AI Models Cheating and Blackmailing in Tests, Minister Says
Australia's newly established AI Safety Institute has begun testing some of the world's most advanced artificial intelligence models — and what it is…
FIFA World Cup 2026: Belgium beat USA 4-1, Spain end Ronaldo era
Belgium have eliminated the United States from the 2026 FIFA World Cup , delivering a commanding 4-1 victory in Seattle to end the host nation's…
China Pacific missile test: Conroy warns of WWII-scale build-up
China has test-fired a submarine-launched ballistic missile carrying a dummy warhead into the South Pacific Ocean, giving Australia only a few hours'…
Storms Disrupt America's 250th Anniversary at National Mall
Severe thunderstorms swept over Washington DC on Saturday, forcing organisers to evacuate thousands of attendees from the National Mall during the…
FIFA lifts Balogun ban after Trump call, Belgium outraged
FIFA has cleared United States striker Folarin Balogun to play in Tuesday's World Cup Round of 16 match against Belgium after suspending his automatic…
Household Debt Driving the Rise of One Nation in Australia
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has touched down in Fiji to begin an intensive three-day Pacific diplomatic push, with the signing of a landmark new…
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Hundreds of thousands of Americans converged on Washington DC for what was billed as the celebration of a lifetime — the nation's 250th anniversary of…
Australia pledges $2M for Venezuela earthquake relief
The Australian Government has committed $2 million in emergency aid to Venezuela after two powerful earthquakes struck the country, killing more than…
Eight Dead in Thai Monk Crash Caused by 11-Year-Old Boy
Eight monks have been killed after an 11-year-old boy crashed a pick-up truck into a pilgrimage group in northeastern Thailand on Thursday, with four…
Miraculous Rescue Eight Days After Venezuela Earthquakes
A Venezuelan security guard has been pulled alive from the rubble of a collapsed shopping centre — eight days after twin earthquakes devastated the…
Russia Kills 25 in Massive Missile and Drone Attack on Kyiv
Russia has unleashed one of its most devastating attacks on Kyiv in months, hammering the Ukrainian capital with an 11-hour barrage of missiles and drones…
Russia Strikes Kyiv, Killing 25 as Both Sides Vow Escalation
Russia has launched its most devastating aerial assault on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, killing at least 25 civilians and injuring more than 90 others in…
Victor Willis, Village People Frontman, Dies Aged 75
Victor Willis , the commanding frontman of legendary 1970s disco group Village People and the voice behind global anthems including YMCA and Macho Man …
Vadym Yermolaiev Wounded in Monaco Apartment Explosion
Ukrainian construction tycoon Vadym Yermolaiev has been wounded along with a woman and a child after an explosive device detonated at the entrance of an…
Where Australian Researchers Are Sourcing Retatrutide in 2026
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Australia's Research Peptide Market: Lab Access to Next-Gen Compounds
The market for research-grade peptides in Australia has grown substantially over the past two years, driven by increasing laboratory interest in…
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The Louvre jewellery heist wasn’t just any robbery—it’s being called one of the boldest crimes Europe has seen in recent years. In broad daylight, masked…
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The crash of an Emirates SkyCargo Boeing 747 at Hong Kong International Airport has captured global attention and sparked urgent questions for Australian…
Charlie Kirk Dead at 31: Shocking Shooting Rocks Conservative Movement
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According to Reuters, the 2006 Lebanon-Israel War resulted in nearly 1,200 dead and 4,400 wounded in Lebanon, mostly Lebanese civilians. Whereas in…
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US President Donald Trump has left hospital and returned to the White House, where he will continue to be treated for the coronavirus. Trump's COVID-19…
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As a New York Times reporter in the room noted, the slide listed as “goals” up to 240,000 deaths. That terrifying number is lower than 2.2m deaths that…
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