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Actor suing Rebel Wilson agrees bath incident was 'strange and bizarre'
A young actor suing Rebel Wilson for defamation has given details in court about an incident at Bondi Beach, which she claims the Hollywood star has since mischaracterised. Source link
Leading Trump envoy suggests FIFA replace Iran with Italy at World Cup
As the US president feuds with Pope Leo, one of his top envoys suggests giving Italy a World Cup spot could mend fences. Source link
Authors leave publisher after kids book scrapped for illustrator's comments
Writers including Evelyn Araluen and Randa Abdel-Fattah have left University of Queensland Press after the publisher axed publication of an Indigenous kids book over its illustrator’s past “anti-Semitic” comments. Source link
Tears for Ugle-Hagan as ex-Bulldog prepares to make Suns debut
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan endured a year from hell in 2025, but things are looking up for him this season as he prepares to make his Gold Coast debut. Source link
E-7 Wedgetails are world leading, so why are they up for replacement?
Australia’s fleet of world-leading surveillance aircraft is set to be replaced and analysts say the planes could be replaced by drones. Source link
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Asia leads by example for diversity in cyber
iTnews partnered with Infoblox for the AISA and Hemisphere East Women in Cyber Security Summit in Canberra. Hear from Megan Spielvogel, GM at AISA about how their organisation leads by example when it comes to championing diversity in cyber. Source link
'Bordering on bullying': Voss hits out at coverage of Hollands
Michael Voss has called out the media for the way it has covered Elijah Hollands’s medical episode, saying the coverage of the 23-year-old “bordered on bullying”. Source link
James Valentine swapped microphones — and found a new audience who loved him
James Valentine started his career on the stage, but it was his time behind the microphone in the studio and an interactive style that came to define him. Source link
Blockchain billionaire takes Trump family's crypto firm to court
A lawsuit alleges that World Liberty secretly installed tools to prevent the sale of Justin Sun’s tokens after they became tradable in September 2025. Source link
Chelsea sack Rosenior as Manchester City move top of Premier League
Chelsea sack Liam Rosenior after a desperate run of form saw them drop to seventh in the Premier League table, while Manchester City moved top following a 1-0 win at Burnley. Source link