En esta imagen, tomada de un video, Joseph McGrail-Bateup hace una demostración del tono elevado de su voz en Canberra, Australia, el 23 de junio de 2026, tras ser reconocido por el Guinness World Records como la persona más ruidosa del mundo. (Australian Broadcasting Corp. via AP)
A Qantas flight from London to Perth has been forced to make an unexpected landing in a West Australian mining town after running into headwinds without enough fuel to complete its planned journey in one go.
In this image taken from video, Joseph McGrail-Bateup demonstrates his loud voice in Canberra, Australia, Tuesday, June 23, 2026, after he was been recognized by Guinness World Records as the world’s loudest person. (Australian Broadcasting Corp. via AP)
San Francisco: Riding high from a win over Turkey, Socceroo Jason Geria was not going to let an opportunity go to waste. On the phone with Anthony Albanese after Australia’s 2-0 victory, the defender told the prime minister it was time he gave the sport more money.
Playing for the Wallabies against England in front of a sold-out crowd at Twickenham in November could be an influential factor in keeping Mark Nawaqanitawase permanently in the game after he finishes in the NRL, according to Rugby Australia boss Phil Waugh.
Hastings Technology Metals has secured a $1 million strategic investment from Malaysian mining group Malaco Mining as the rare earths developer pushes ahead with its broader mine-to-market strategy across Australia and Thailand.
A viral video of a chat between an Israeli content creator and two Sydney nurses who allegedly threatened Israeli people has been struck out of evidence for their upcoming trials.
Bayside council has launched a court bid to access secret government documents which could pave the way for a broader legal challenge to the Allan government’s controversial plan to strip councils of their planning powers.
A former University of Sydney staff member offered to “smuggle” non-sensitive documents out before he left for the University of Wollongong as part of an alleged plan to stack the institution with former Sydney staff members.
Herbicide manufacturer Sygenta had reservations dating back to 1970s but regulator says tighter controls, including phasing out backpack sprayers, can protect workers
Allan government ministers have been warned One Nation is on the march in Melbourne’s outer suburbs, but that Opposition Leader Jess Wilson remains Labor’s key opponent in a briefing on the party’s battle plan for a three-way contest in November.
Manny Machado (13), de los Padres de San Diego, celebra con Xander Bogaerts después de la victoria de los Padres frente a los Bravos de Atlanta por 1-0, en el juego de béisbol de Grandes Ligas, el lunes 22 de junio de 2026, en San Diego. (AP Foto/Gregory Bull)
Sydney’s Belvoir St Theatre has vowed to keep performing despite fire gutting its main scenery workshop, including key sets and props two weeks out from its upcoming show.
In the lead-up to this year’s State of Origin series, the members of the unbeaten and unchanged NSW team of 1996 penned letters and recorded video messages to the current squad, aiming to help inspire them to success.
Amine Gouiri, de Argelia, festeja tras marcar ante Jordania en el Mundial, el lunes 22 de junio de 2026, en Santa Clara, California (AP Foto/Eakin Howard)
The rate of young Victorians reaching out for help while at immediate risk of suicide or child abuse is rising to levels seen at of the height of the COVID pandemic, however the state government is refusing to fund those answering their calls.
New police facial recognition cameras have started to be deployed across Perth this week, with the technology based at Midland Gate leading to several arrests on Monday.
Larvotto Resources has put fresh scale around its Midas lode at Hillgrove, unveiling an initial gold-equivalent exploration target of 3.95 million tonnes grading 5.16 grams per tonne (g/t) gold equivalent for 656,000 gold-equivalent ounces in a move that strengthens the project’s near-mine growth story.
The Queensland government will heap more pressure on public service budgets to help deliver a surprise slim surplus in four years, Treasurer David Janetzki revealed in his second annual economic set-piece.
The Queensland budget boasts headline figures of a reduced deficit and the largest cost-of-living investment to date, but where the government has scrimped – and splurged – will hit homes differently across the state.