Australia's eSafety Commissioner has accused YouTube and Apple of failing to address reports of child abuse material on their platforms, prompting the government to ban YouTube for users under 16. The report highlights a range of safety deficiencies across major tech companies.

James Cook University has suspended a medical student following his guilty plea to a domestic violence incident. The university is now conducting a formal review of the student's suitability to continue in the medical program, amid strong community and medical community reactions.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has praised Sydney Sweeney's controversial jeans ad campaign for American Eagle after learning of her Republican voter registration. The ad, which has sparked debate over its potential racial undertones, has seen a significant market response, with shares of American Eagle Outfitters surging.

A mobile phone video allegedly shows a police officer pushing a woman to the ground during an arrest outside Bungendore High School. NSW Police are reviewing the footage as part of an ongoing investigation into the incident, which involved a 15-year-old boy and a 32-year-old woman. Both individuals have been charged, and the case is set to be heard in court.

A police helicopter is conducting a search along Tasmania's northern coastline for a missing light aircraft and its two occupants, who have been missing since Saturday. The search has entered its fourth day amid poor weather conditions, with authorities expressing concern but maintaining hope for a positive outcome.

The 65th Annual Logie Awards celebrated Australian television with Lynne McGranger winning the Gold Logie and Fisk dominating the comedy categories. Discover the full list of winners and highlights from the event.

French filmmaker François Ozon's new film, 'When Fall is Coming,' is inspired by a mysterious incident involving a mushroom-laden lunch. The film explores themes of guilt, memory, and the thin line between innocence and culpability.

The legal case of NRL star Josh Papalii has been delayed after his lawyers alleged that police involved in the investigation used the encrypted messaging app Signal to discuss his case. The matter will return to court on August 18, with further details expected.

The Melbourne Storm has apologized for the last-minute cancellation of a Welcome to Country ceremony on Anzac Day, sparking discussions about the importance of cultural recognition in sports and the need for better engagement with Indigenous communities.

Australia's property boom has led to a record increase in the number of millionaires, with one in 10 Australians now holding at least $1.55 million in net worth. This surge is largely driven by the booming real estate market, according to a report from Swiss bank UBS.

Italian police have launched a nationwide crackdown on Chinese mafia groups, arresting 13 individuals and seizing crystal methamphetamine. The operation highlights the growing influence of Chinese gangs in Prato, where a violent struggle for control of the textile industry has intensified.

A 23-year-old man from Broome has been found unfit to stand trial for the alleged murder of his foster brother due to a severe mental impairment, according to a ruling by the WA Supreme Court.

India clinches a dramatic six-run victory over England in the fifth Test at the Oval, securing a 2-2 draw in the series. Chris Woakes batted with his arm in a sling, showcasing immense courage. Mohammed Siraj's five-wicket haul was pivotal in India's win.

Ingham's, a leading Australian poultry brand, is embroiled in a $50 million tax dispute with the Australian Taxation Office over its research and development (R&D) tax incentives. The case highlights broader issues with Australia's R&D tax framework and the challenges faced by companies trying to navigate the program.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered the arrest of over 50 Democratic lawmakers who fled the state to block a Republican-led effort to redraw the state's congressional map. The dispute has sparked a national debate over redistricting and the balance of power in the U.S. legislative process.

This article explores the issues within Australia's class action system, highlighting the role of litigation funders and the need for regulation to ensure justice is served for all, particularly Indigenous Australians.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott threatens to remove Democratic legislators who left the state to block a vote on redrawing U.S. House maps. The standoff has escalated with Illinois Governor Jay Pritzker offering support to the lawmakers, highlighting the growing tension over redistricting ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.