Australie : tendances de la semaine

Port Adelaide overcame a severely depleted line-up to lead ladder-leading Fremantle by 12 points at half-time before the Dockers levelled early in the third quarter.

Bryson DeChambeau's two-shot penalty dropped him three behind Australian leader Lucas Herbert after a dramatic second round at Royal Birkdale.

Kim Kelly has resigned from Queensland's racing integrity commission, warning that proposed governance changes could compromise regulatory independence.

Coles has ended talks to acquire Greencross for nearly $4 billion, prompting a sharp share-price rise as investors welcomed a renewed focus on supermarkets.

Christopher Nolan's star-studded US$250 million adaptation of Homer's The Odyssey hits cinemas, featuring Robert Pattinson, Matt Damon, and an ensemble cast.

Oscar-winning Irish actress Brenda Fricker, famous for her roles in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York and My Left Foot, has passed away peacefully in Dublin at the age of 81.

Adelaide pulled off a gritty 16-point victory over Sydney at a rainy SCG, shattering the Swans' undefeated home record and shaking up the AFL top four.

An international team of scientists reports that the Hillsborough meteorite contains pristine evidence of ancient salt-water brines, highlighting how key organic ingredients for life are delivered to Earth.

Gen.G Esports has locked in a playoff spot at the 2026 Esports World Cup in Paris, forcing Sentinels into a do-or-die elimination match as the $75 million tournament heats up under new European sponsor regulations.

A rare meteorite recovered from a New Jersey home contains preserved asteroid brines, amino acids and organic compounds comparable with Australia's Murchison meteorite.

Reece Walsh inspired Brisbane to a 14-12 upset over Penrith, ending an eight-game losing streak and keeping the Broncos' slim NRL finals hopes alive.

Six-time major winner Sir Nick Faldo has launched a blistering attack on Bryson DeChambeau ahead of The Open, claiming the American is tactically lost on links courses.