And the Australian reports on a Senate committee that’s recommending the government set up a trial of a four-day work week. The NT News reports on a “dramatic” navy rescue of six people on board a luxury yacht that got into difficulties in the Arafura Sea off Indonesia. The Herald Sun says there are fears for jobs at the Maryvale Mill, Latrobe Valley’s biggest employer, with the state government accused of not doing enough to save the sector. Women’s World Cup | Corinne Diacre has been sacked a coach of the French women’s team after some stars refused to play in the World Cup. The cricket was preceded by a bizarre political rally for Indian PM Narendra Modi which also featured Anthony Albanese, pictured.įootball | Manchester United have added Chelsea’s Mason Mount to a list of attacking midfield targets including Jude Bellingham, along with a possible bid for Harry Kane. ‘Are you kidding?’ | Basic Instinct star Sharon Stone says judicial prejudice caused her to lose custody of her son after the presiding judge in her 2004 divorce case asked the four-year-old whether he knew his mother made “sex movies”.Ĭricket | Usman Khawaja’s resilient century has put Australia into a position of dominance after the first day of the fourth Test, confirming his place as currently the team’s most important batsman.
‘Jaw-dropping’ | The pay packet for the recently departed chief executive of Shell jumped more than 50% to nearly £10m (A$18m) in 2022 including a bonus labelled “jaw-dropping” by campaigners. Trudeau pressure | Justin Trudeau is under mounting pressure to explain how his government has responded to the threat of Chinese interference in Canadian elections after damning intelligence leaks. Missile barrage | Russia has unleashed its largest missile attack on Ukraine in weeks, targeting energy infrastructure including the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, while Kyiv’s forces are still holding on in Bakhmut despite heavy casualties. The voting machine company is asking a judge to settle its $1.6bn libel case in its favour because Fox had “produced no evidence” supporting its claims of vote rigging in the 2020 election. ‘No evidence’ | Dominion Voter Systems and Fox News have exchanged further barbs. Photograph: Michael M Santiago/Getty Images ‘It’s ginormous’ | An out-of-control bushfire in New South Wales’s central west could keep going for weeks, the Rural Fire Service has warned, after it blazed through properties and scorched bushland. NSW election | The Perrottet government has introduced new rules that will grant coalmines licences for water from the drinking catchment for Sydney and the Illawarra region, in what opponents called a “cynical” move. But the church has disputed many of the accusations as false or out of context.Ĭhurch charge | A Catholic order is expected to argue today it should be shielded from abuse claims relating to one of the worst paedophiles in the New South Wales Catholic school system because he is dead, despite allegedly concealing his crimes from authorities for decades.
Wilkie claimed the church had used “private jets like Ubers” and lavished money on luxury watches, luggage sets and holidays. Hillsong claims | Andrew Wilkie has used parliamentary privilege to accuse the mega-church Hillsong of money laundering and tax evasion which he says is proved by leaked documents. Photograph: Jason Reed/ReutersĬoffee shock | Australians could run short of their favourite beans because changing climate conditions that reduce the yield have become more frequent over the past four decades, raising the prospect of “systemic shocks” to production, researchers say.
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