Natural history broadcaster Sir David Attenborough turns 100 today. We look back at his work and interviews to capture some of his wisdom and endless sense of wonder.
Opposition leader Angus Taylor has strongly criticized One Nation's economic policies, stating they would cost a trillion dollars over a decade and lead to national debt tripling. He warned of inflation and increased mortgage interest rates if Pauline Hanson's party gained power, calling their plan a 'random grab bag' with no credible funding.
Klaus Julius Andres, convicted of murdering his wife Li Ping Cao and dissolving her body in acid, has had his bid for an earlier release rejected. The 83-year-old's appeal against his life sentence and parole eligibility date was dismissed.
A NSW Police officer has been taken into custody after a jury found him guilty of 11 charges, including choking and sexually assaulting his then-wife over several years. His bail was revoked by a judge due to victim concerns, despite defense arguments about PTSD and his police status. Sentencing is set for September 3.
Australian politicians are increasingly using social media and podcasts for content, a strategy highlighted by PM Albanese's recent podcast appearance. Meanwhile, Albanese focused on Pacific diplomacy, signing a defense treaty with Fiji amid China's regional influence. Domestically, a major Telstra outage sparked political debate over emergency call testing.
South Australian police are investigating the death of an elderly person at a regional hospital on Wednesday, July 8th. The investigation began after Liberal Senator Kerrynne Liddle reported the death, which occurred during a Telstra network outage. Police were not initially notified of the death.
Game III of the State of Origin series achieved record-breaking viewership, becoming the highest-rated TV program of 2026 with 4.29 million average viewers and a total of 6.032 million viewers. The streaming audience also saw a significant 70.9% increase.
