A long-awaited train service between WA's two largest cities is set to get back on track in June after a near three-year wait.
Alex de Minaur's Wimbledon fourth-round exit to Flavio Cobolli underscores a recurring mental struggle. The 27-year-old expressed deep disappointment, citing a lack of mental fortitude as the primary reason for his inability to close out crucial matches, a pattern that continues to hinder his grand slam aspirations.
Spain secured a late victory against Portugal with a goal from Mikel Merino in the 91st minute. The match saw several substitutions and yellow cards, including one for Portugal's Renato Veiga and Bernardo Silva. Lamine Yamal was a notable player for Spain, creating chances and earning a free kick.
A proposed $80 million creative precinct in Launceston, backed by state and council funding, is under scrutiny as the developer, Chris Billing, faces allegations of running insolvent companies with debts exceeding $16 million. Community members and councillors question the due diligence performed by authorities.
In Australia, mobile phone costs can be tax deductible if paid for, used for work, and expenses are recorded. Items under $300 allow immediate deduction, while more expensive phones are depreciated over their effective life (typically 3 years). Apportioning costs based on work-related usage is crucial.
Thousands mourned Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Tehran, calling for revenge against the US and Israel. His coffin, alongside those of family killed in an airstrike, was paraded through the city. The funeral serves as a show of strength amid ongoing war negotiations.
US military prosecutors are preparing to try Encep "Hambali" Nurjaman for the 2002 Bali bombings, potentially next year. Prosecutors aim for 202 life sentences, but victims' families and advocates are skeptical due to past delays and concerns over CIA torture used to obtain evidence.
