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The 2026 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament draws unprecedented audiences as the sport transitions from niche to mainstream entertainment.

The Strait of Hormuz needs clearing. But Britain, India, Italy, and others are taking their own paths—not joining Trump's team effort.

Police establish crime scene on Shale Street after early morning incident near Accor Stadium. Investigation ongoing, no arrests made.

Three men aged 64, 67, and 74 from New South Wales were recovered in waters near Beachport following an eight-hour search on Sunday.

An unprecedented supply disruption in the Persian Gulf is pushing Brent crude above $92 a barrel. Australian petrol prices are rising, and ASX energy stocks face a choice between windfall earnings and long-term portfolio risk.

Crown Prince Frederik's visit signals Australia's deepening engagement with Northern Europe and reveals the enduring diplomatic utility of ceremonial statecraft.

Q3 beat and 46–50% cloud guidance show demand signals, not AI victory. What Oracle's earnings actually reveal about the infrastructure buildout timeline.

JPMorgan's placement of $30B in leveraged buyout debt suggests institutional investors are hunting for yield at prices that reward patience — and that deal flow is normalising after a quiet 2025.

Oil prices above $100 per barrel are flowing through to mortgage payments and energy bills faster than most households realise. What happened in 1973 is happening again, just with a different cast.

Employees at Australia's public broadcaster have voted for protected industrial action amid ongoing disputes with management.

An AI code editor built by four MIT dropouts is now worth more than the Australian software giant that just cut 1,600 jobs to fund its own AI pivot.

Millions use ChatGPT and other AI systems for mental health support. New research shows these tools violate the ethical standards that protect real therapy patients.