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'Everyone thought Sinner would win': French Open upset stuns tennis world
It seemed a foregone conclusion Jannik Sinner would win the French Open, which is why his meltdown amid the Paris heat wave was so unexpected. Source link
Philosopher tasked with keeping Australians safe from AI
A philosopher and Royal Australian Air Force reservist has been chosen to lead the federal government’s efforts to keep Australians safe from the harms of AI. Source link
This comedian has 1.7m followers. He doesn't think it's real
As a comedian with legions of fans on social media, Will Gibb wishes he didn’t still feel the need to legitimise himself. But he does. Source link
Australian star's injury hell continues as Giro comes too soon
Sarah Gigante, who finished third at last year’s Giro d’Italia Women, will not take to the start line on Saturday after succumbing to a leg injury, continuing her horror run of injury. Source link
Amazon sued over alleged button battery safety failure in kids backpacks
The consumer watchdog is suing Amazon alleging it sold children’s unicorn backpacks on its online marketplace that failed to comply with mandatory button battery safety warnings. Source link
NSW skipper Kelly 'speechless' after Blues make State of Origin history
NSW captain Isabelle Kelly praises her Blues teammates after they complete a historic 3-0 State of Origin whitewash against Queensland. Source link
Our critics can't stop listening to these 10 albums from May
From long-awaited comebacks to First Nations glam rock and genre-defying polymaths, May was stacked with excellent new releases. Source link
Live: Auction clearance rates at 2022 housing downturn levels, ASX climbs
Auction clearance rates have fallen to levels not seen since the 2022 housing downturn. The ASX is up solidly as oil prices drop on hopes of a Middle East peace deal. Follow live. Source link
Controversial Sunshine Coast housing development gets federal approval
Up to 12,000 homes could be added to the fast-growing region after a major hurdle was cleared for the contentious Aura South development to proceed. Source link
Australia's Kasatkina sets up French Open clash with top seed Sabalenka
Daria Kasatkina will face world number one Aryna Sabalenka in the third round as fellow Australian Kimberly Birrell departs the singles draw in Paris. Source link