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Economists express alarm at One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's recent comments suggesting changes to paid parental leave and advocating for family income splitting.
As shark bites increase, Australian beachgoers are left questioning the reasons behind this trend. Experts note that warmer ocean temperatures may be influencing shark behavior.
Scott Miller's journey from Olympic silver medallist to convicted drug supplier highlights one of the most significant downfalls in Australian sports history, as he seeks redemption.
As Ireland prepares for its Nations Championship Tests against Australia and New Zealand next month, the team will be without several key players, including captain Doris.
In a notable match on June 20, 2026, the USMNT achieved its second World Cup win against Australia, even without star player Christian Pulisic.
In a strong performance, Australia continued their successful run in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup with a decisive 98-run victory over the Netherlands at the Hampshire Bowl.
Turkey's World Cup journey came to a disappointing end in San Francisco as they faced elimination after consecutive losses, prompting Guler to apologize to fans.
Upcoming measures are set to facilitate the movement of data, materials, and capital between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, aiming to strengthen economic ties.
In a recent match, Australia's coach expressed disappointment over the team's performance, particularly in the first half against the US.
Australia's match against the USA was marred by a Cameron Burgess own goal and contentious VAR calls, while several key players remained on the bench.
The appointment of Vivek Aggarwal as vice-president of the Financial Action Task Force is a notable advancement for India's position in global financial governance.
The upcoming Hyrox World Championships in Hong Kong could potentially draw a significant number of high-spending visitors, thanks to the city's strategic location near mainland China.
In a recent statement, Hong Kong's welfare minister highlighted the limitations of the poverty line as a measure for aid distribution, advocating for a more inclusive approach to support various needy groups.
Singapore's Aleta has launched a series of collectible Visa debit cards adorned with beloved Sanrio characters, set to debut on June 22.
In an impressive start at the Volvo China Open in Shanghai, Del Rey delivered a remarkable round of 61, setting the tone for the tournament.
As of mid-2026, economic activity in China is struggling, raising questions about the effectiveness of initiatives to boost demand.
In a strategic move, EU leaders have decided to delay any trade confrontation with China, opting for dialogue amid concerns over possible retaliation.
The Japanese yen is nearing a 40-year low, prompting speculation about possible market interventions to stabilize the currency.
After a two-nation tour, PM Modi has returned to New Delhi. He addressed the Indian diaspora, highlighting India's role as a 'trusted partner' globally.
A new study from the National Graphene Institute, in collaboration with the National University of Singapore, reveals that the magnetic properties of electrons in graphene can be controlled electrically, paving the way for innovative low-power spintronic devic