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- Sky closes in on broadcast rights for first women’s British & Irish Lions tour Lions to play five fixtures in New Zealand in 2027. Sky has held live rights for men’s Lions since 1997.
- How Collingwood’s Isaac Quaynor gets his fans involved in a personal game-day ritual The favourite designers are Sweats Collective, Melbourne streetwear label Mertra, and Sydney label Vaucluse for a Euro-summer vibe. Isaac Quaynor is an ambassador for Julius Marlow.
- ‘Repay the faith’: How Dylan Moore has gone from the jailhouse to becoming a role model From jailhouse to role model, that’s the tale of redemption Hawthorn hard nut Dylan Moore has experienced over the past year.
- Play School star Labor sacked for offensive posts now stripped of Australia Day ambassador role Former Playschool actor and Labor staffer Rhys Muldoon will be barred from returning as an Australia Day ambassador after his slur-riddled posts on X were resurfaced.
- News helicopter crashes near scene of fatal LA bus accident Los Angeles: A news helicopter crashed in a Los Angeles neighbourhood on Tuesday and burst into flames.
- OpenAI boss says world 'right to be afraid' but should trust AI firms The boss of ChatGPT-maker OpenAI says people should have more faith in AI firms to keep the tech safe, amid rising public concerns about the risks.
- Anthropic signs first Australian data centre deal in Queensland with Western Downs project worth almost $32bn One of Australia’s biggest proposed data centre projects has signed a deal with one of the world’s largest AI companies, marking a step forward for the development.
- Meta is reportedly gearing up to launch new smart glasses without a camera Meta is developing a pair of smart glasses without a camera and is planning to start shipping the new model as soon as this October, according to The Information.
- Parties feud over solution to interest rates, housing shortage Australia’s major political parties are locked in a battle as they seek to portray themselves at the best placed to solve issues facing millions.
- Victorian premier vows to crack down on knife crime Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has insisted his government will crack down on knife crime.
- One Nation denies anti-abortion agenda after state leader’s remarks One Nation denies anti-abortion agenda after state leader’s remarks.
- Fatal chopper crash in LA A helicopter that crashed while filming the scene of a fatal bus accident has left at least three people dead.
- Driver 'sorry' after death of three-year-old girl in driveway A man charged after a three-year-old girl died after being struck by a car in a driveway in Auburn has expressed his remorse outside court.
- Community 'blindsided' by legislation change fears becoming ghost town The state government has introduced legislation to repeal a requirement for a nearby coal mine to house its workforce in Glenden.
- Brad Pitt and man’s best friend, plus other new movies to watch this week Our critics take a look at what’s new in cinemas this week.
- Brad Pitt and man’s best friend, plus other new movies to watch this week Our critics take a look at what’s new in cinemas this week.
- Get $15 martinis by a cocktail superstar this Monday (plus other sweet deals around town) Kayla Saito is leading Daphne’s Monday martini club, while Shane Delia is putting on a feast at Maha for Maltese Independence Day.
- Tszyu changes tune on draw, eyes off fights in US Australian fighter Nikita Tszyu says he should have been awarded victory against countryman Ben Mahoney, after at first saying he thought he lost the fight that ended in a draw.
- Bring on the AI groups. They’re the only thing that can defend us now that AI is free Frontier-level AI runs everywhere, so attacks will never stop. Their work means millions of similar devices can now access near-frontier-level artificial intelligence from free software.
- SWFL: Busselton hoping to reverse their fate from last year’s grand final fresh from a week off Busselton were on the wrong side of last years South West Football League grand final result.
- Is a blood test for microplastics too good to be true? We inhale, eat and drink microplastics.
- Man 'sprung' sexual assaults on family, friends after normalising abuse, prosecutor says Tyson Bonfield, 46, is facing an ACT Supreme Court trial after pleading not guilty to the charges. The seven other alleged victims were family friends.
- Emergency warning as bushfire threatens homes and lives Residents have been urged to leave or shelter indoors as a bushfire threatens homes and lives on the outskirts of Darwin.
- Man who allegedly intimidated schoolgirls on bus throws tantrum in court A man who was caught on camera allegedly intimidating a schoolgirl has blown up during a bail hearing in court.
- Karl Stefanovic drops podcast teaser amid legal battle The Karl Stefanovic Show has teased a new episode featuring Adrian Portelli, following its recent hiatus.
- Kalamazoo stitches up 15km-long Victorian gold-antimony play Kalamazoo has secured tenure over a new 15km corridor at its Mt Piper gold-antimony project in Victoria, with first-pass drilling confirming mineralisation near deposits like Fosterville and Costerfield.
- ‘Bastard’: Minns slams Molly Ticehurst’s killer’s sentence NSW Premier Chris Minns has joined the chorus of people to criticise the sentence for Molly Ticehurst’s domestic violence murder.
- Gold Coast mayor apologises for outburst but maintains recollection of Trump dinner Tom Tate has stood by recollections about dinner with US President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago.
- Anthropic inks Queensland data centre deal worth five times Olympics budget AI company Anthropic has signed an agreement to use part of a $32 billion data centre proposed for a site on Queensland's Western Downs.
- ‘F**king loser’: Fund manager Ben Cleary goes on a tirade against activist investor Jeremy Raper A sideshow has popped up in the battle for WA exploration company Canyon Resources after a prominent mining fund manager launched a tirade on an activist shareholder.
- Unpacking the 12 days that threw Ed Sheeran's tour into disruption Ed Sheeran's upcoming shows look to have no support acts after the remaining openers, and a touring band he shares songs with.
- Path clears for next stage of $807m Royal Perth Hospital expansion The planning commission gave unanimous approval for Stage 2 works on the $807 million emergency department redevelopment.
- Panel in disbelief over million dollar contract Panel in disbelief over million dollar contract.
- Thousands of Queensland cops join Palmer-backed vaccine lawsuit More than 3100 officers and staff have joined a class action over COVID-era mandates, with lawyers making a final call for eligible members.
- Commissioner says system 'failing' amid reports kids living alone in squalor In a report by The Australian newspaper that has since been contested by the state government, the children had been living in a state-owned house in South Hedland.
- ‘An attack on me’: Brisbane agent fights to keep licence The Bulimba real estate agent said he took full responsibility for a one-punch assault, but claimed others stood to gain financially from his downfall.
- GST deal ‘the worst policy decision this century’: Turnbull backbencher Eric Abetz was a member of the government that put in place the 2018 GST deal.
- Families days after Indonesia ferry capsized Rough conditions continue to plague search efforts as frustrated relatives wait for news of over 100 people missing after a ship capsized in the Java Sea.
- A global race to put weapons in space is under way. How concerned should we be? The US admission that the Pentagon has weapons in orbit is a milestone in the militarisation of space.
- Cars out, diners in: Final section of George Street set for $25m revamp After more than a decade of work, the 2.5-kilometre corridor from Central Station to the Rocks will be pedestrianised.