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George Pickens has left his Cowboys minicamp plans unclear after missing voluntary OTAs, putting his franchise-tag dispute back in focus before June 16.

Collingwood’s chase for Lachie Neale has intensified, with reports the Magpies could offer three years to the Brisbane star as free agency looms.

Graham Potter has rebuilt momentum with Sweden after painful exits at Chelsea and West Ham, leading an unlikely World Cup charge built around Viktor Gyokeres and Alexander Isak.

Sweden’s Premier League-powered attack took control against Tunisia in Group F, with Yasin Ayari, Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyökeres scoring in a 3-1 lead after an hour.

Sean Strickland was escorted from a UFC Fan Fest near the White House after claiming he had been banned from UFC Freedom 250 over political comments.

World Cup teams are managing heat, recovery, concussions and lower-body injuries as medical experts warn that player health could shape the 2026 tournament.

Oliver Tree has died after two helicopters collided over Rio de Janeiro, killing six people. The musician had been scheduled to tour Australia in October.

Netherlands face Japan in a high-stakes Group F opener at Dallas Stadium, with Australian viewers able to stream the World Cup clash free on SBS On Demand.

Curaçao stunned Germany with a first-half equaliser in Houston, turning their World Cup debut into an early Group E drama.

Bangladesh secured a first bilateral ODI series win over Australia after two DLS victories in Mirpur, with Cooper Connolly part of a top-order collapse in the second match.

Australia’s proposed negative gearing and CGT changes are already shifting investor behaviour, with Westpac loan applications down 20 per cent and builders urging Senate amendments.

Boualem Khoukhi's late header earned Qatar a 1-1 draw with dominant Switzerland, giving Qatar its first ever World Cup point.