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Aussie the first winner at French Open after injury retirement
James Duckworth gets an easy path into the second round of the French Open after his opponent retires midway through the second set. Source link
At least 24 killed in Pakistan train blast claimed by separatist militants
A bomb blast has hit a shuttle train carrying Pakistani security personnel and their families in the latest major attack claimed by separatist militants. Source link
Perth's Cottesloe revamp to go ahead but warning more funding needed
An oceanfront redevelopment at Perth’s iconic Cottesloe Beach will go ahead with $15 million in funding, but the mayor says more financial assistance is needed from the state government to complete the project. Source link
Trump skips son's wedding due to his 'love of the United States'
US President Donald Trump has missed his son’s wedding ceremony in the Bahamas, citing his “love of the United States” as a key reason to stay in Washington. Source link
Politics and faith collide over choice for Tibet's next Dalai Lama
Tibetan Buddhists believe the Dalai Lama decides when and where he will reincarnate. But China’s ruling Communist Party says it must choose who will replace him. Source link
One dead, 21 feared trapped under rubble after Philippines building collapse
Search and rescue operations are underway in the Philippines after a nine-storey building collapsed. Source link
Pocock open to party of independents as One Nation support climbs
The independent senator says Australians are frustrated with a political system that “does not work for them”. Source link
Recent fall in auction clearance rates could be good news for first home buyers
Negative sentiment around the property sector has started to make its way into the marketplace since the federal budget, but real estate experts say it may prove to be good news for first-home buyers. Source link
Recent fall in auction clearance rates could be good news for first home buyers
Negative sentiment around the property sector has started to make its way into the marketplace since the federal budget, but real estate experts say it may prove to be good news for first-home buyers. Source link
Exhibition sheds fresh light on WA's pre-colonial history
Oral histories from Menang Noongar elders are combined with AI renderings of life before colonisation in an exhibition at the WA State Library. Source link