A man was shot by police during an attempted arrest at a Newcastle apartment block. He was treated and taken to hospital as an independent investigation begins.
Sydney plans to transform Glebe Island into Bays West, its first new inner-city suburb in decades, delivering housing, public spaces, and waterfront access.
An intense rainband is forecast to hit Canberra and the Riverina, bringing heavy rainfall and a heightened risk of flash flooding, with authorities urging caution and preparedness.
Australia confirmed its Defence Force personnel are safe after a reported strike near an air base outside Dubai. Defence Minister Richard Marles said officials are monitoring the situation amid rising regional tensions.
A man and woman were found dead at a Hernes Oak property near Moe. Police believe they knew each other and are investigating the incident.
The S&P 500 rebounded from early losses tied to U.S.–Iran tensions, turning positive as investors bought the dip and reassessed economic fundamentals.
The Texans gain proven RB David Montgomery to stabilize their backfield, while the Lions secure valuable draft assets, making the trade a balanced move for both franchises.
The Lions have traded RB David Montgomery to the Texans for draft picks, reshaping both teams’ backfields as Detroit gains flexibility and Houston adds veteran experience.
Angola is boosting tourism through major infrastructure investment to diversify its economy, create jobs, and support sustainable growth beyond the oil sector.
U.S. officials confirm that four American service members were killed after a powerful Iranian weapon breached defenses during ongoing operations in the Middle East, marking notable casualties in the conflict.
Duke University’s Nicholas School and African Parks partner on research tied to the continent-wide Rhino Rewild initiative to study and support reintroduction of southern white rhinos.
Researchers document the retreat of the Sunlight glacier in Wyoming, showing up to 50 cm of ice melt per year and forecasting significant reduction in coming decades.
Scientists weigh fast-moving asteroids by measuring light, gravity, and motion. Using telescopes, radar, and spacecraft data, they estimate size, mass, and potential impact energy to assess planetary risk.
A new study maps how bare bedrock in Georgia gradually transforms into forest. Researchers document the slow process of weathering, soil formation, and plant succession that turns exposed granite into thriving woodland ecosystems.
NASA and partner telescopes convert space telescope data into sonified soundtracks of Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus, offering a new way to listen to planetary phenomena.
Rubin Observatory begins real-time sky monitoring, issuing thousands of nightly alerts to track supernovae, asteroids, and transient cosmic events worldwide.
New research links tiny cosmic dust grains to massive stars and supernovae, showing how stellar explosions forge particles that seed future stars, planets, and potentially life itself.
A federal appeals court rejected a request to delay the tariff refund process, sending the case back to the trade court after the Supreme Court struck down key Trump-era tariffs.
About 10% of the global container fleet is delayed near the Strait of Hormuz due to heightened security and congestion, according to a major shipping CEO.
In the Atacama Desert’s ultra-arid soils, diverse nematode communities thrive, showing life persists even in one of Earth’s harshest environments.
Drones struck the U.S. Embassy in Riyadh causing minor damage, while Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claimed a strike on a U.S. base in Bahrain amid rising Gulf tensions.
ISS research shows microbes can extract platinum from asteroid-like rock in microgravity, suggesting bio-mining may support future space resource efforts.
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory is set to begin its decade-long sky survey, capturing vast nightly data to study dark matter, dark energy, asteroids, and transient cosmic events.
Jalisco cartel leader “El Mencho” was buried in a golden casket in Guadalajara, marking the end of a controversial chapter in Mexico’s fight against organized crime.