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Why Raúl Castro has been charged now over a plane downing 30 years ago
The United States has indicted former Cuban president Raúl Castro on murder charges stemming from 1996, reviving one of the lowest points in its tangled history with Cuba. Source link
Major staff cuts on the horizon as Football Australia posts record loss
About 20 per cent of Football Australia staffers face the axe as soccer’s governing body posts record losses that doubled last financial year’s numbers. Source link
Economists rush to change interest rate forecasts as jobless rate jumps
All four major banks now expect the RBA to keep the cash rate on hold at its next meeting on June 16, as the unemployment rate spikes to 4.5 per cent. Source link
Results are out for the world's most powerful company, but investors aren't impressed
The world’s most valuable company, tech giant Nvidia, has reported a record revenue but investors are not impressed with second-quarter sales forecasts. Source link
NRL star Arrow says he will fight as he reveals MND has already affected his speech
Jai Arrow reveals that MND has already affected his speech after announcing yesterday he was stepping away from the NRL after his shock diagnosis. Source link
Congo cancels World Cup farewell as US clarifies Ebola quarantine rules
The Congo football team cancels its farewell in Kinshasa as the US clarified what the rules would be for players and staff entering the country for the World Cup. Source link
Gen Zs who approach share market like 'lottery ticket' could pay more tax
Gen Zs who take a lottery ticket approach to investing in the stock market will likely pay more tax under the capital gains tax changes being proposed by the government. Source link
Live: Singtel wants to sell minority stake in Optus, unemployment rate spikes
Optus owner Singtel says it is looking to sell a minority stake in it. And the jobless rate has jumped to 4.5 per cent. Follow the day’s events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
Iran examining US proposal as Trump says talks in 'final stages'
Iran says it is examining the latest US proposal received from mediator Pakistan in talks to end the Middle East war, despite the two sides trading threats over resuming attacks. Source link
Paul Keating backs CGT changes as 'structurally sound' — as it happened
Former prime minister Paul Keating says the government’s changes to capital gains tax are “structurally sound” and seek to “arrest” the growth in house prices. Source link