Australia's Morning Mail covers significant news including falling house prices, concerns over First Nations deaths in custody, and the start of Alan Jones' trial. International news features the Middle East crisis and wildfire tragedies.
O3 Space, a startup founded by Luca Yang, has opened a 24/7 study cafe in Sydney, transforming a former radical bookshop site. Popular with students, the cafe offers a unique "third place" environment, charging hourly after three free weekly hours, and plans to expand its around-the-clock access.
Former broadcaster Alan Jones faces 22 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching in a Sydney trial expected to last four months with 76 witnesses. Six complainants allege assaults between 2003-2020, with one giving in-camera evidence.
Australia hosted Ireland in a historic first international women's Australian rules game at North Sydney Oval, celebrating Irish players' impact on AFLW and cross-cultural ties. Australia won by 50 points, but the event was marked by a carnival atmosphere and unifying spirit among fans.
South Sydney Rabbitohs coach Wayne Bennett criticized his team's 'rubbish' errors after their 32-16 loss to the Cronulla Sharks, which leaves them precariously placed on the NRL ladder. Separately, Sharks halfback Nicho Hynes set a new club record for consecutive goals, and Parramatta Eels secured a late 16-13 win over Wests Tigers.
Cronulla Sharks defeated South Sydney 32-16, with key performances from Braydon Trindall and Nicho Hynes. This victory cements their top-four position and positions them to challenge for a top-two finals spot, following a strong round for NRL heavyweights.
Cronulla Sharks defeated South Sydney 32-16, with standout performances from Braydon Trindall and Nicho Hynes, cementing their top-four position and setting sights on a top-two finish in the NRL finals race. The article also briefly mentions a disallowed try for Wests Tigers' Patrick Herbert.
The Cronulla Sharks lead the South Sydney Rabbitohs 18-6 at half-time in their NRL match at Shark Park. Despite Teig Wilton's sin bin for a high tackle, the Sharks scored 18 unanswered points, with Nicho Hynes setting a club record for consecutive conversions.
The Cronulla Sharks and South Sydney Rabbitohs face off in NRL Round 22, with both teams making game day changes, including prop swaps for the Sharks and a second-row adjustment for the Rabbitohs. Wests Tigers also play the Parramatta Eels, and NRLW Magic Round continues in Wagga Wagga.
Sydney doctor Mackenzie Little secured javelin gold at the Commonwealth Games, immediately returning to her ENT registrar role. Kurtis Marschall won his third consecutive pole vault title with a Games record, while Brooke Buschkuehl earned long jump bronze.
Gia Lam, 32, died from sepsis in a Sydney hospital in 2019 after a urinary tract infection was repeatedly missed by healthcare professionals and interpreters were not provided. A coroner found her death preventable, leading to policy changes and an apology from the health district.
Australia's Governor General Sam Mostyn expresses concern over a "woeful lack of understanding" of the nation's democratic foundations, including the constitution, among adults. She plans to focus on a wide-ranging civics education to address this "growing catastrophe" undermining democratic participation.
Australia secured a convincing 50-point victory over Ireland in the inaugural women's Australian rules international at North Sydney Oval. The home team won 13.13 (91) to 6.5 (41), propelled by a six-goal burst, with Jasmine Garner named player of the match.
Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi expressed his desire for Richarlison to stay despite the striker's uncertain future, after Richarlison scored a late winner in a 2-1 pre-season friendly victory against Chelsea in Sydney.
A writer reflects on her 25-year relationship with Sydney, initially a dream-like experience of ease and affordability, which ended abruptly with an eviction notice due to soaring rental costs, forcing her to leave the city and return to Melbourne.
St Kilda leads Sydney 8.7 (55) to 6.6 (42) at halftime in their AFL round 21 match, with the Swans struggling without injured midfielder James Rowbottom. Meanwhile, North Melbourne leads Hawthorn 4.2 (26) to 1.3 (9) in Launceston.
A Nasa detalhou o lançamento do telescópio espacial Nancy Grace Roman, que atuará em conjunto com o James Webb para expandir a observação do Universo, com capacidade de mapear grandes áreas rapidamente.
A family of three (52-year-old male, 43-year-old female, 16-year-old male) died in a house fire in Wiley Park, Sydney, overnight. Firefighters faced a ferocious blaze with significant obstacles, and the property was completely destroyed.
Tim Tszyu defeats Errol Spence Jr. by unanimous decision in a non-title middleweight bout in Sydney, leading to Spence's in-ring retirement. Tszyu improves to 28-3, while Spence suffers his second consecutive loss after a three-year hiatus.
Western Bulldogs secure a 57-point win over Richmond (15.15 to 7.6), with Ed Richards and Marcus Bontempelli leading the charge. Sydney Swans dominate the Giants 21.13 to 13.10, with Errol Gulden earning his fourth Kirk-Ward Medal.
Cristian Volpato, 22, tested positive for cocaine after being stopped twice by police in Sydney for speeding, just days after playing for Australia in the 2026 World Cup.
Australian World Cup midfielder Cristian Volpato allegedly tested positive for cocaine after being stopped twice for speeding on Anzac Bridge in Sydney. Police suspended his international driver's licence for six months and are conducting further analysis of a secondary oral fluid sample.
Sydney’s Divine Playhouse, an LGBTQ+ inclusive arts space in a deconsecrated church, was evicted days after opening. Its operators say the move amounts to censorship and may lead to legal action.
Australian World Cup representative Cristian Volpato, 22, allegedly tested positive for cocaine during a roadside drug test after being stopped for speeding 50km/h over the limit on Sydney's Anzac Bridge early Friday morning, according to New South Wales police.
