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.
Sean Joshua Walton, 43, received a suspended sentence and a good behaviour order in the ACT Supreme Court for negligent driving causing the death of motorcyclist Craig O'Neill, 47, two years ago. Walton failed to see O'Neill while driving his truck.
Canada secured its first men's World Cup win, a 6-0 victory over Qatar, but the historic day was marred by a severe leg injury to Ismaël Koné and post-match altercations. Meanwhile, Brazil fans are wary of the 'Rocky Curse' in Philadelphia after Ecuador's defeat.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup saw South Africa draw 1-1 with Czechia, Mexico secure a narrow 1-0 win over South Korea, and Canada achieve a historic 6-0 victory. However, Canada's win was overshadowed by a leg-breaking injury to Ismaël Koné.
Western Australia Police will trial real-time facial recognition cameras in a marked van to scan crowds for wanted individuals, child sex offenders, and missing persons. The technology will cross-reference faces with a database, alerting officers to potential matches. Police aim to address privacy concerns by stating the system pixelates non-matches and deletes data immediately.
A coroner found no failings by police or hospital staff in the treatment of Steven Angus, a veteran who died after being shot by police. The inquest highlighted areas for improvement in treating suicidal veterans with addiction.
Veteran prop James Slipper and uncapped trio Declan Meredith, Lachlan Shaw, and Miles Amatosero are in the Wallabies squad for the Nations Championship Tests in Australia. Slipper, 37, returns after retiring and could become rugby's second most-capped player. Meredith, Shaw, and Amatosero are in line for potential debuts against Ireland on July 4.
