An independent review into 36 allegations concerning the Australian National University has made a series of adverse findings against former council members.
NATO leaders announced arms deals worth approximately $72 billion at a summit in Türkiye, signaling increased defense spending in Europe. US President Donald Trump agreed to lift sanctions on Türkiye and expressed willingness to sell F-35 jets, but also voiced disappointment with allies' support for the US war with Iran.
Argentina staged a dramatic comeback, scoring three goals in the final 11 minutes to defeat Egypt 3-2 in a thrilling World Cup quarterfinal match in Atlanta. Lionel Messi was instrumental, scoring a goal and setting up another, while Enzo Fernández netted the winner in stoppage time.
Queensland's government is projected to collect nearly $5 billion annually from land tax by 2029-30, a significant increase from current figures. The tax, which applies to investment properties exceeding a $600,000 threshold, was previously criticized by Premier David Crisafulli as affecting "humble" investors.
Queensland hosts New South Wales in a winner-takes-all Game III of the State of Origin series at Lang Park. The Maroons aim to leverage their historical advantage at home against the Blues, who have a mixed record in Brisbane deciders.
Employees of Sydney-based branding agency For The People found their office locked due to unpaid rent. A liquidator's report suggests the director, Chris Billing, operated the company while insolvent for years, potentially engaging in illegal 'phoenix trading' by transferring business to a new entity to avoid debts totaling nearly $5 million to the ATO and $8 million to creditors.
Angus Pitman, a promising junior footballer, was forced to quit the sport after eight concussions by age 16. He has since found a new passion in rowing and aims to compete professionally, while concerns about concussion protocols in Australian Rules Football persist.
