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Tense moment at FIFA Congress as delegate refuses 'absurd' handshake request
FIFA boss Gianni Infantino is criticised as he attempts to encourage Israeli and Palestinian delegates to shake hands. Source link
SA government needs certainty on LIV Golf by October, premier says
The SA Premier says the government is “monitoring” the situation regarding LIV Golf closely, and would need a guarantee of its future in Adelaide by October. Source link
Building excellence centres
iTnews 2026 Benchmark Awards proudly sponsored by PhoenixDX. Hear from Pedro Carrilho, Managing Director & Founder at PhoenixDX about Building Excellence Centres. Source link
Smelter jobs in doubt as government assistance runs dry
A $135 million dollar assistance package for Nyrstar smelters in Port Pirie and Hobart runs out today, leading to concerns about the future of more than 1,000 workers. Source link
Major milestone for Powerhouse Parramatta as builder hands over keys
Four years after work started, the highly anticipated Western Sydney museum is ready for the installation of five exhibitions, including a major show about space exploration. Source link
Britney Spears to face court for drink and drug driving charge
Britney Spears has been charged in California with driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol. Source link
Migrant crackdown still on ice as vote restores Homeland Security funding
“It is about damn time,” said one Democrat as US politicians voted to end the funding freeze for most of the department’s agencies after Mr Trump’s deadly immigration operations in Minneapolis. Source link
This century-old music gets a silent-film treatment starring Emma Thompson
A new silent film starring Emma Thompson and Greg Wise will accompany the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Holst’s The Planets in a world-premiere performance. Source link
Hazlewood smashed for 24 off one over as Indian great fires in IPL
Shubman Gill takes Australian quick Josh Hazlewood to task as Gujarat took down Bengaluru in the IPL. Source link
ASX rebounds after seven losing sessions led by miners, ANZ shares slump despite profit jump — as it happened
The ASX rebounds after seven losing sessions but ANZ’s profit announcement drags down the banks. Source link