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Multiple safety violations in China mine explosion, investigation finds
An explosion at a coal mine in China that killed at least 82 people was the result of the company involved having committed multiple serious safety violations, an early investigation has found. Source link
Vingegaard takes control of Giro as Aussie Hindley makes move
Giro d’Italia favourite Jonas Vingegaard has taken the leader’s pink jersey with his third stage win of the race while Australia’s former champ Jai Hindley made a significant move towards the podium in Pila. Source link
From farm gate to stage door, theatre is a release from life on the land
Putting their livestock, tractors and drought feeding aside for a night, these farmers are taking to the stage. Source link
Socceroo injured ahead of World Cup as Premier League dream ends
Riley McGree’s Premier League dream is over and the Socceroos star will hope his World Cup hopes are not also dashed after limping off with a hamstring injury in Middlesbrough’s Championship playoff final defeat to Hull City at Wembley. Source link
Piastri fourth in Canada F1 sprint, Mercedes duo suffer close call
George Russell says he did nothing wrong in a hard-fought Canadian Grand Prix sprint battle with Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli after the Italian questioned the Briton’s defending. Source link
Iran war lays bare overlooked holes in Australia's sovereign capability
The Iran war has not only highlighted the vulnerability of global supply chains — it has also exposed the overlooked parts of Australia’s manufacturing sector needed in a crisis. Source link
Maldives cave dive deaths leave us with many theories and one big question
The question of why experienced divers would descend to depths of more than 50 metres on a single tank of air — let alone enter a cave while doing so — baffles members of the relatively close-knit deep-sea diving community. Source link
Trump says agreement with Iran over end of war is 'largely negotiated'
US President Donald Trump says a memorandum of understanding on a peace deal with Iran that would open the Strait of Hormuz has been “largely negotiated” and will be revealed soon, however Iran has sown doubt as to how far-reaching the agreement will be. Source link
Labor's tax defence is backfiring with young voters
Labor is banking on younger generations, who are overwhelmingly wage earners, being more interested in owning their own home than pocketing higher profits on a lucky crypto trade. Source link
Trump revives centuries-old doctrine that shaped US-Cuba relations
The Monroe Doctrine was once a core tenet of US foreign policy. US President Donald Trump has brought it back with a new interpretation. Source link