Les actualités tendance les plus populaires des dernières 48 heures – Australie.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Vanuatuan leader Jotham Napat have signed the long-awaited Nakamal Agreement, a strategic security pact that legally bars foreign military bases from the Pacific nation while altering Australia's initial infrastructure veto rules.
Australia has marched into the Women's T20 World Cup semi-finals after executing the highest successful run chase in the tournament's history, eliminating fierce rivals India at Lord's.
Jannik Sinner begins his Wimbledon title defence against Miomir Kecmanović after changing his training following a heat-affected French Open loss.
Dame Penelope Keith, star of The Good Life and To the Manor Born, has died aged 86 after living with cancer. Tributes praised her comic timing, theatre career and lasting place in British television.
The June 2026 Strawberry Moon rises on 29 June, giving Australian skywatchers a high Southern Hemisphere view and a clear reason to look up.
Fortescue shares have dropped 17% over six weeks as iron ore futures slip below US$100 per tonne due to weak Chinese steel demand and high port inventories.
Alphonso Davies has been cleared to return for Canada against South Africa in the World Cup last 32, giving Jesse Marsch a major boost after a cautious injury plan.
South Africa and Canada reached half-time at 0-0 in their historic World Cup round-of-32 clash, with Canada creating the clearer chances.
Waitress will no longer play Sydney’s Lyric Theatre, with producers ending the Australian production in Melbourne on July 19 amid softer ticket sales and rising live performance costs.
Newcastle beat Wests Tigers 12-6 in a wet Round 17 NRL grind, sealed by a late Dom Young-Bradman Best breakaway try.
North Melbourne defeated Essendon 10.19 (79) to 9.11 (65) at Marvel Stadium, claiming a third straight win and moving back into the AFL top 10.
Cape Verde reached the World Cup Round of 32 after three group-stage draws, setting up a knockout clash with Argentina and giving Australia's tiny Cape Verdean community a moment to celebrate.
