Former Australian Test cricketer David Warner will accept responsibility for a "reckless", "foolish" and "wrong" decision that resulted in a mid-range drink driving charge, his lawyer says.
Morocco defeated the Netherlands 3-2 on penalties in Monterrey to reach the World Cup last 16, following a 1-1 draw after extra time. Ismael Saibari scored the winning penalty, while Yassine Bounou saved a crucial Dutch spot kick. Germany also exited the tournament in the Round of 32.
Queensland coach Billy Slater has recalled Patrick Carrigan, who hasn't played since May due to injury, and Jeremiah Nanai for the State of Origin III decider at Lang Park. Lindsay Collins is out with a head knock, while NSW coach Laurie Daley made several changes, including dropping Brian To'o.
Queensland police have charged 11 people with possessing 3D-printed gun blueprints since new laws came into effect in March. The legislation, introduced after the Bondi attack, aims to combat the alarming rise of untraceable homemade firearms, often made in suburban homes.
The New South Wales government is investing $6.6 million to establish marked parking bays for shared ebikes across Sydney, aiming to reduce footpath clutter and improve safety. Local councils will receive funding and expanded powers to create parking zones and penalize operators for non-compliance, with a goal of thousands of new spots by year-end.
Matildas captain Sam Kerr has signed with US National Women's Soccer League club Gotham FC, returning to her former team (formerly Sky Blue FC) after six years at Chelsea. The NWSL all-time top scorer will debut after July 14.
Australian Rules football faces a major dilemma as experts highlight a lack of awareness about CTE, a degenerative brain disease linked to repetitive head trauma. Diagnosed in 33 former players, including 23-year-old Nick Lowden, the disease prompts calls for urgent prevention protocols and delayed tackling ages in youth sports.
