A bitter feud over an oil pipeline pitted Hungary against Ukraine and stalled the vitally needed funds for Kyiv.
The NRL has secured a landmark $5.3 billion broadcast rights deal over seven years, starting after the 2027 season. Channel Nine retains free-to-air rights, while Foxtel Group is the pay TV partner. The deal is hailed as the highest in Australian sporting history and aims to future-proof the league.
Former AFL player Tony Modra has been released from hospital after being seriously injured in a truck crash on June 18. He expressed gratitude for the support received and is now focusing on rehabilitation.
A 22-year-old man was arrested after an hours-long standoff on Melbourne's Bolte Bridge, where he allegedly scaled a pillar to paint 'Pam the Bird' graffiti. The incident caused traffic delays and significant police resource deployment.
FIFA suspended Folarin Balogun's red card ban, drawing criticism from former players and commentators. US President Donald Trump personally asked FIFA to review the call, which he deemed "horrible." FIFA fined the player $40,000, with the decision sparking debate about the organization's integrity.
South Australia's premier has condemned amateur children's "fight club" videos appearing on social media, while the police minister warned participants and those posting the content could face criminal charges.
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli announced a $60 million commitment for geotechnical works to rebuild Paradise Dam at its current location. This decision overrides Sunwater's recommendation for a new, more expensive downstream dam, aiming for generational security and regional investment.
