US military strikes ‘multiple targets’ in Iran in latest escalation of tensions
The latest wave of strikes come hours after President Donald Trump said Iran would “pay the price” for taking too long to negotiate a peace deal. ⌘ Read more
FIFA boss tells critics to ‘chill’ after referee denied US entry over suspected terror links
Speaking on the eve of the 2026 World Cup, his first press conference in three years, Gianni Infantino says he has no regrets about hosting the World Cup in the US. ⌘ Read more
US President says ‘I love the inflation’
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Bill Gates: Epstein used affairs as leverage against me
The tech billionaire’s evidence supported claims that Jeffrey Epstein routinely blackmailed powerful figures in his orbit to his advantage. ⌘ Read more
Gang rapist charged with alleged drug supply
Convicted gang rapist Mohammed Skaf has been arrested and charged in Sydney’s south-west on allegations of drug supply. ⌘ Read more
Grandmother likely would have lived had Dr Reza Adib kept her in hospital: inquest
The Gold Coast woman died days after she was operated on by the prominent weight-loss surgeon, a coroner finding that her path to surgery was rushed. ⌘ Read more
Notorious gang rapist Mohammed Skaf charged with 24 new offences
Mohammed Skaf was arrested and charged on Wednesday night over his alleged involvement in large-scale drug supply. ⌘ Read more
Police unleash water cannon on Belfast protesters
Police formed a line around a hotel housing asylum seekers as riots swept through the city. ⌘ Read more
Security incident at Brisbane Supreme Court
The incident involving Malak O’Mari occurred outside the Brisbane District and Supreme Court building on May 25, 2026. ⌘ Read more
Foz: ‘Everything is possible’ for Socceroos
Socceroos legend Mark Foster is confident of a strong showing by the Aussies at the FIFA World Cup. ⌘ Read more
Ben Stokes dropped after nightclub incident as Joe Root named captain
Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson have been dropped by England for their second test against New Zealand while investigations continue into an incident at a nightclub. ⌘ Read more
Gout Gout struggles on Diamond League debut
The teen sprint sensation has a tough day out in the 200m on his Diamond League debut, finishing sixth in 20.60 seconds. ⌘ Read more
ASX set to fall as AI stocks, Middle East tensions weigh on Wall Street
Wall Street is sharply lower in late trade with AI stocks again weighing on the market while escalating tensions in the Middle East are casting doubt on when United States and Iran can reach a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to oil tankers. ⌘ Read more
Pie’s ban overturned despite horror tackle
The AFL tribunal has rubbed out a suspension for Collingwood player Billy Frampton despite his tackle that broke the neck of Brody Miochek. ⌘ Read more
O’Callaghan narrowly misses world record
Mollie O’Callaghan had the audience on their toes as she flirted with Ariarne Titmus’ 200m freestyle world record time at the Australian Swimming Trials, but the 22-year-old just missed out. ⌘ Read more
Olympic champion tells Gout Gout to bide his time after sixth place finish
Reigning 200m Olympic champion Letsile Tebogo had some advice for teen star Gout Gout after the Australian finished sixth in his first Diamond League race. ⌘ Read more
Violent protests leave parts of Belfast in ruins
Anti-immigrant rioting in Belfast has left parts of the city in ruins. ⌘ Read more
Pope blesses world’s tallest church
Pope Leo has blessed the Sagrada Familia’s final tower in Barcelona. ⌘ Read more
Hanging child saved by strangers
A young girl clinging to a window ledge above a London street has been saved by strangers. ⌘ Read more
Protests outside Pauline Hanson event in Perth
Demonstrators have met Pauline Hanson at a sold-out Perth fundraiser overnight. ⌘ Read more
Trump threatens to hit Iran ‘hard’ again
Donald Trump says the US will strike key targets in Iran, including power plants and bridges. ⌘ Read more
Brisbane slingshot attack charges
Four men have been charged over random alleged attacks involving slingshots in Brisbane. ⌘ Read more
Eight red cards as soccer friendly turns nasty
Eight red cards are handed out and police are called in as a football friendly between USA and Brazil turns nasty. ⌘ Read more
Australia news LIVE: Hanson’s fundraising blitz raises more than $1.5 million on first day; Trump threatens to hit Iran again
Follow along as we bring you the latest live news updates from Australia and beyond. ⌘ Read more
All three and four-year-olds to be screened for autism under Victoria’s NDIS alternative
The state government has unveiled its Thriving Kids model, for children with autism and developmental delays who are no longer supported by the NDIS. ⌘ Read more
Do we love our iPhones more than children?
The smartphone is copping some of the blame for the declining global fertility rate. Here’s how having fewer children is shaping Australians and our future. ⌘ Read more
The controversial deal feeding the Trump family’s biggest money-maker
The Trump family’s foray into the world of crypto has been lucrative, but has attracted a lot of scrutiny. One agreement in particular stands out. ⌘ Read more
ASX set to fall as AI stocks, Middle East tensions weigh on Wall Street
Wall Street is sharply lower in late trade with AI stocks again weighing on the market while escalating tensions in the Middle East are casting doubt on when United States and Iran can reach a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to oil tankers. ⌘ Read more
I went to the mountains to learn how to ski. I found something much better
Skiing, though exciting, has never been what makes going to the snow special beyond words for me. ⌘ Read more
Dumping Jacinta Allan would make sense if the Coalition was the real threat to Labor. It isn’t
Now that Pauline Hanson’s army of the dead is on the march, Labor MPs need to stop plotting against their own queen and prepare for the battle to come. ⌘ Read more
Your group-by-group guide to the 2026 World Cup: part two
How will reigning champions Argentina fare? Who is the favourite to win the tournament? Here’s your guide to the 2026 FIFA World Cup Groups G to L. ⌘ Read more
We taste-tested 21 cans of supermarket tuna in oil and Sirena didn’t win
Good Food tin-fluencer Frank Sweet scours the Seven Seas for Australia’s tastiest canned tuna. More than 20 cans, pouches and one stinky office later, here’s how they ranked. ⌘ Read more
More properties languish on the market as buyers get the jitters
The number of homes on the market for longer periods of time has jumped sharply across the country. Experts say this is what is behind it. ⌘ Read more
Brittany Higgins returns to frontline politics to fight ‘rising tide’ of misogyny
The former Liberal staffer has been appointed executive director of the progressive Vida Fund, launching a direct campaign against One Nation and the “new right”. ⌘ Read more
Chipping away at it: the artist with burning passion for ice sculpting
After 30 years, ice sculptor Kevin Kapusi Starow remains captivated by the way his works constantly change as they melt away. ⌘ Read more
Tourism is booming in this developing country, but its airport hasn’t caught up
Visitor numbers have tripled, but if you’re passing through this airport expect long waits at immigration and security, and bring a book. ⌘ Read more
The NRL needs an extra 100 players. Here’s how we target rugby’s strongholds
They’re fast, strong, gifted athletes with physical footy in their DNA. South Africa and New Zealand’s south island are rugby league’s next talent pathways. ⌘ Read more
A Woodside report promised thousands of Browse jobs. New analysis tells another story
Climate Integrity’s analysis claimed the commissioned report inflated the economic benefits of the project, including “cherry-picking” job figures while ignoring destruction elsewhere. ⌘ Read more
Supreme Court knocks back sovereign citizen’s challenge to WA gun seizure in legal first
George Carey had his firearm seized by police during the raids across Perth and the metropolitan area late last year, after WA Police became concerned with a series of high-profile incidents over east. ⌘ Read more
$32m in work needed after Sydney metro opening risks disrupting commuters
Commuters face extra disruptions after the ribbon is cut on the final stage of the M1 if construction cannot be done during scheduled maintenance shutdowns. ⌘ Read more
‘Profound injustice’: 16 experts demand inquest for Epstein survivor Virginia Giuffre
A rare intervention by some of Australia’s most prominent domestic violence experts warns it would be a “profound injustice” if potential systemic failures were not scrutinised. ⌘ Read more
The crusading club boss and his $1.7m side hustle
The gaming regulator is examining a Rooty Hill club’s decision to outsource a scoping study to its own CEO. ⌘ Read more
‘Busting out the dance moves’: Katter the life of the party in Melbourne
The member for Kennedy in Queensland was spotted in Melbourne – and dancing on social media – and naturally, we were curious. ⌘ Read more
The three words Tasma Walton would love to hear on her deathbed
The actor and writer, 52, has penned a novel based on a true story of an enslaved ancestor. ⌘ Read more
Stuck between a couple on a long haul, I expected one to swap seats. They didn’t
This couple has played the spare-middle-seat lottery – booking an aisle and window in the hope that no one takes the seat between them – and lost. I’m in it. For 14 hours. ⌘ Read more
FIFA World Cup 2026 Predictor
Pick the winners of the FIFA World Cup using our interactive tool. ⌘ Read more
Yes, you can eat too much protein. Here are the big health risks
Protein is an essential nutrient, but more isn’t necessarily better, according to nutrition experts. ⌘ Read more
Chris Minns is taking an uncharacteristic risk with new drug driving laws
The famously risk-averse NSW premier has announced “commonsense” changes to the laws around THC and driving. Not everyone is happy. ⌘ Read more
Labor counters Chinese threats to sea cables, as it creates hacking ‘human firewall’
Office workers who fall for hacking attempts are to blame for nearly two-thirds of all successful online attacks, which cost the economy $25 billion per year. ⌘ Read more
‘Unrest is not welcome’: Belfast victim’s family urge calm after riots
The statement from the family of Stephen Ogilvy, who lost an eye in the stabbing, came as new details emerged in court about the accused attacker Hadi Alodid. ⌘ Read more