This week in Beijing, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping quietly admitted something the world has been slow to grasp: neither can afford a collision between their two countries.
The Adelaide Thunderbirds were welcomed home by a large crowd in Rundle Mall after their historic grand final netball victory over the Melbourne Vixens with a 21-goal margin. Fans expressed pride and excitement for the team's achievement.
A Razor scooter was allegedly used as a murder weapon in a fatal street brawl in Raymond Terrace, north of Newcastle. Kane Flanders, 32, denies murdering Ash Morgan, 38, who reportedly arrived armed with an axe. The trial is expected to consider self-defence.
A 17-year-old girl was found dead in Galiwin'ku, a remote Northern Territory community. Police are treating her death as suspicious and a 34-year-old man known to the victim has been arrested in connection with a domestic violence incident.
A royal commission into antisemitism heard that Meta's January 2025 decision to "reduce censorship" on platforms like Facebook and Instagram may have led to increased hate speech, including antisemitic content. Meta stated its processes now focus on offline harm, but critics argue the changes are unrealistic and impact content moderation.
Philippines Vice President Sara Duterte begins an impeachment trial today over charges including misuse of funds and assassination threats. If convicted, she could be removed from office and barred from future elections, potentially impacting the 2028 presidential race.
Following a viral video detailing a "terrifying" roadside breakdown experience, NRMA will introduce an ID code system for customers and contractors to enhance safety. Comedian Laura Johnston's campaign, supported by over 27,000 petition signatures, led to the change, with RACQ also bolstering its identification processes.
