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- Controversy strikes in India-Japan game An umpire overturns a wide decision for India in the final over of their T20 clash with Japan.
- Editorial: Fast-fading Anthony Albanese needs a reset The times call for a Labor reset.
- Alex Antic, now Liberal state president, says Coalition must work with One Nation Alex Antic, now Liberal state president, says Coalition must work with One Nation.
- Murder charge dropped over alleged road rage shooting The last of three men before accused of involvement in a fatal road rage shooting has had their murder charge dropped after four years of court proceedings.
- Typhoon Dujuan: Japan criticised by record rain leaving four dead, six missing At least four people have died in Japan after Typhoon Dujuan brought heavy rain, flooding and landslides to areas around Tokyo.
- Community needs a voice in data centre developments Premier Ben Carroll has outlined new measures surrounding the development of data centres.
- Commodore's forgotten Amiga Unix gets a modern revival Amix gains newer CPU support and a package manager as Open Look joins the retro comeback. In 1991, Commodore released Amiga Unix, better known as Amix.
- Henry Pollock saga ends after player signs ‘multi-year’ deal to stay at Northampton Prem champions have moved to tie down large asset. England back row Henry Pollock has signed a new contract with Northampton.
- Spain battles climate change on several fronts World Weather Attribution, an international research organisation, found that the conditions that drove record fires in Spain and Portugal in 2025 were 40 times more likely.
- AFL backs whistleblowers for grand final duties Hayden Meyer and Nick Foot will officiate in the AFL grand final between Fremantle and Brisbane despite being caught up in controversies this season.
- Herd on the Terrace: Woodside Energy takes the Purple Craze for Freo offshore and into Melbourne Australia’s biggest oil and gas business is taking the purple craze to opposite corners of the country in support of the Dockers.
- Queensland man Awlad Hossain accused of paying $90,000 to remove his name from police records after wife’s overseas death Two years after his estranged wife’s body was found overseas, a Queensland man has been arrested over an alleged bribery plot aimed at influencing the investigation into her death.
- ‘Have some humanity’: Diogo Jota chants at Rúben Neves a wake-up call for Saudi Arabia At the end, what seemed to be a small number of fans saw Al-Hilal’s Rúben Neves in the centre circle and started chanting the name of his former Portugal.
- Labor Federal MP Josh Wilson joins campaign to remove gas giant Woodside’s logo from Fremantle jerseys Labor Federal MP Josh Wilson has joined a campaign support by the Greens and his Teal rival to remove gas giant Woodside’s logo from the front of jerseys worn.
- ‘Hardships never last’: Jenn Lichter’s path from Colombian orphanage to ultrarunning records Jenn Lichter’s childhood followed a path. O n 27 June, Jenn Lichter lined up for her first 100-mile race, the Western States 100.
- My generation has lost the ability to date in real life. Dating apps aren’t helping Gen Z has become dependent on dating apps.
- Grand occasion for Fremantle as Katanning-born Shai Bolton stars in Dockers epic prelim final win over Sydney Dual premiership player and Katanning-born Shai Bolton is daring to dream with new club Fremantle, having played a big hand in the Dockers reaching their first grand final since 2013.
- UGSHA 2026: Oli Harding clinches double best and fairest while Isabelle Kilpatrick earns A-grade women’s gong Oli Harding enjoyed a double celebration after winning the Upper Great Southern Hockey Association’s best and fairest awards in two grades.
- Children’s author and illustrator Terry Denton has died aged 76 Denton, best known for his popular collaborations with Andy Griffiths, died on Monday surrounded by his family.
- England fast bowler announces international retirement One of England's fastest-ever bowlers has retired from international cricket, with his final Test being a loss against Australia.
- Vulnerable residents feeling 'distress' as Mildura power outage drags on More than 2,700 homes and businesses have been without power in Mildura since a ute crashed into a power pole on Monday.
- Woman charged with murder over alleged Blue Mountains stabbing A woman faces court charged with murder and tried murder over a child stabbing at Valley Heights.
- AI could be a bubble and is not yet making Australia more productive, Michele Bullock says Ahead of an expected interest rate rise next week Michele Bullock also said the slump in house prices was deeper than others in Australia’s recent history.
- Jacinda Ardern and husband Clarke Gayford buy $5.3m home in Sydney’s northern beaches Jacinda Ardern and her husband, Clarke Gayford, have bought a $5.3m home in Sydney’s northern beaches, according to a source with knowledge of the sale.
- Tender released for $51.9 million Busselton water treatment plant A water project by the state and federal government is promised to bring economic growth and water security to the city of Busselton.
- OpenAI faces lawsuit from British Columbia over Tumbler Ridge shooting The Canadian province of British Columbia has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI over the company's failure to tell authorities about the Tumbler Ridge shooter's conversations with its chatbot.
- US attacks Australia's 'opt-out' algorithm law in intervention Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is in New York promoting Australian tech policies at the United Nations.
- How a Brisbane comedian turned home-town cringe into comedy gold Viral sketch performer Tilly Oddy-Black reveals her favourite spots in Brisbane and the real-life inspirations behind her most painfully relatable characters.
- Teen tells court of 'painfully real' impacts of explicit deepfake images A survivor of a man who created explicit deepfake images of her has told a court she would not let the offending define her.
- Braden Peters: ‘Looksmaxxing’ influencer Clavicular charged with rape in Massachusetts, United States The charges listed against Clavicular, 20 are one count of rape, one count of drugging someone for sexual intercourse.
- Teen jailed over home invasion that traumatised Melbourne family A 17-year-old will spend nearly three years behind bars for his role in a violent home invasion in eastern Melbourne that left a man with 11 stab wounds.
- Police investigate death of eight-month-old baby in Ballarat Homicide detectives are probing the death of an eight-month-old girl after she was found unresponsive in a home in Ballarat.
- GOV.UK founder warns AI gold rush could leave Britain locked in Mike Bracken says the dash to adopt sovereign AI risks giving more control to a handful of tech suppliers.
- Albanese is all talk, no action on climate The prime minister’s call to action at Climate Week in New York rings hollow as the government approves fossil fuel projects and subsidies at home.
- Triple Zero services need a new overseer A Senate inquiry recommends Telstra be stripped of controlling the emergency services’ hotline.
- 'Sophistication' dispute over foot traffic decline in Adelaide CBD Foot traffic in Adelaide's CBD has declined in recent years, according to data contained in city council documents.
- Treehouse illustrator Terry Denton dies aged 76 Famed children’s book illustrator and author Terry Denton has died, aged 76. Denton, who was best known for the Treehouse books co-written with Andy Griffiths and his Gasp!
- Bullock slams sluggish businesses and hidebound bureaucracy for nation’s work woes Bullock slams sluggish businesses and hidebound bureaucracy for nation’s work woes.
- Police appeal for footage after body found in search for missing 71-year-old woman in Taree, NSW Mid North Coast Police are appealing for the public’s help after a body believed to be that of a missing woman was found in a river on the NSW Mid North Coast.
- Grand jury declines to indict anyone in death of Black teen in Mississippi A grand jury in Mississippi has unanimously declined to indict anyone in the death of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old Black man.