Three bush camp residents have been spared further jail time after forcing five space base engineers to bury a dog believed to have been killed by a hire car in remote Australia.
Prosecutors in Utah are presenting their case against Tyler James Robinson, accused of murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk. A preliminary hearing, the most significant evidence presentation to date, began Monday to determine if there's enough probable cause for a trial. Graphic video of the shooting was viewed privately by the judge, and defense attorneys began cross-examining law enforcement witnesses.
Northern Territory Labor leader Selena Uibo has removed MLA Manuel Brown from his role as opposition whip due to ongoing controversies regarding speeding infringements and allowing underage children to drive his vehicle. Brown also faces scrutiny over travel allowance claims and a past fatal crash.
Belgium's Nicolas Raskin described their 4-1 World Cup victory over the United States as "justice" following a controversy where Folarin Balogun played despite a red card. FIFA suspended Balogun's one-match ban after a request from US President Donald Trump, a decision Belgium's football federation challenged.
Qantas customers are receiving court-ordered notices about a $105 million settlement over COVID-19 flight credits. Despite scam fears, eligible customers could receive at least $50, with payments expected by year-end.
Launceston General Hospital's emergency department faced severe overcrowding with over 70 patients on Monday night, leading to treatment in hallways and waiting rooms. Nurses' union cited systemic flow issues, while state and federal health ministers exchanged blame over funding and implementation.
South Australia is testing a suspected H5 bird flu case in a migratory seabird, a giant petrel, at Hardwicke Bay. Samples show low viral levels, awaiting confirmation from national labs within 48 hours. This follows one confirmed case in SA and others nationally.
