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Quick hits: England camp raided by thieves as Scotland celebrations erupt
England’s team bus is raided by thieves while victorious Scottish fans prepare for a rowdy long weekend of celebrations. Here are today’s World Cup quick hits. Source link
Live: Socceroos begin World Cup campaign against Türkiye
The Socceroos begin their 2026 World Cup journey in Vancouver with their opening Group D match against a talented Türkiye. Follow live. Source link
African scam victims left homeless in Cambodia amid crackdown
Hundreds of trafficking survivors from Africa are left stranded in Cambodia amid a widespread crackdown on the country’s scam compounds. Source link
Thousands rally in Belfast to condemn anti-immigrant rioting
The anti-racism rally came after nights of fiery violence in parts of Northern Ireland following the arrest of a 30-year-old man from Sudan on charges of attempted murder in a stabbing that left a man partly blind. Source link
Butler open to NDIS changes but convinced it's heading in 'right direction'
Health Minister Mark Butler is open to adjusting the proposed National Disability Insurance Scheme changes, but insists the government is on the right track. Source link
'Put UFC on the map': Fans defend fight night staged in front of White House
As the UFC circus takes over Washington DC, fans defend the spectacle as some of America’s most iconic structures provide the backdrop to the show. Source link
'No regrets about pulling up stumps': Liberal frontbencher Jonno Duniam to retire
Senator Duniam says it is time to prioritise his family after 25 years in politics, and he will leave his position in the Senate by the end of this year. Source link
Cops disguise themselves as World Cup mascots in bizarre drug bust arrest
Police in Peru dress up as World Cup mascots to arrest a suspected drug dealer who was caught up in football fever. Source link
Anthropic pulls Mythos-class models globally
After US export control order. Source link
Pint-sized superheroes find love for art via creative gallery program
This group of pint-sized superheroes is taking part in an early childhood education tour run by the Art Gallery of NSW, which teaches young minds about shapes, colour and form. Source link