More than 25,000 Australians are new millionaires. They’re part of a growing global group
Swiss bank UBS has found that global wealth has expanded at its fastest pace since 2017. Here’s why. Source: Read […]
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Inside the ‘extremely complex’ operation to save a Venezuelan trapped for eight days
On the ground in Venezuela, rescuers describe to SBS News the harrowing effort to retrieve a man who, against all
Ukraine and Russia both vow to escalate conflict after Russian strikes on Kyiv kill 25
UN chief secretary-general Antonio Guterres has condemned Russia’s barrage and stressed the need for a ceasefire call. Source: Read More
A controversial opener, crack at fifth title and Aussies to watch: Your Tour de France guide
The world’s biggest cycling spectacle, the Tour de France returns on 4 July. This year’s race could be more challenging
The Socceroos diehards putting on a festival in an unlikely location
The community of Jabal Mohsen has no football field of its own, but some here are going all out for
Why are Australian landmarks turning red, white and blue for the US’ 250th birthday?
Twenty-four sites across four cities will be illuminated to mark America’s 250th birthday — but not every state is taking
At least 13 killed after ‘most massive’ assault on Ukrainian capital since Russia’s invasion
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia “has been preparing this massive strike against Ukraine for some time now”. Source: Read
A week after Venezuela’s quakes, one missed call is keeping hope alive
Families are clinging to signs of life beneath the rubble as anger grows over Venezuela’s earthquake response. Source: Read More
What’s behind South Africa’s deadly anti-immigrant protests?
Organisers claim they are protesting against undocumented migrants, but some are seeking to spread the blame for other issues Source:
Radhika had a path out of early marriage — until a decision by Donald Trump destroyed it
On 1 July 2025, the world’s largest donor of humanitarian aid was dismantled. One year on, the impacts are devastating.
Donald Trump’s bumper day of wins, losses, and growing power
Over a single day, the US Supreme Court delivered sweeping verdicts on some of Trump’s signature policies. Source: Read More
‘She has such an aura’: The 20-year-old Aussie who just beat Serena Williams at Wimbledon
Rising Australian tennis star Maya Joint produced the best match of her career to prevail over the tennis legend. Source:
Police hunt for Monaco bomb suspect after Ukrainian tycoon wounded
Home to some of the world’s wealthiest people, the incident has rocked the ultra-safe principality. Source: Read More
The country that’s been dragged in to Australia’s ‘monoculture’ debate
Pauline Hanson has held up Japan as a model of monoculturalism. Experts say the reality is more complex. Source: Read
‘Deliberate’ explosion rocks Monaco, Ukrainian oligarch injured
Monaco’s minister of state has said the explosion is the first such event ever to take place in the principality.
Venezuela earthquake death toll tops 1,700 as public anger over government response grows
As rescuers continue to search for survivors, frustration over the Venezuelan government’s sluggish response to the disaster is growing. Source:
Police reveal final messages of Thai teenager before she was allegedly killed by Australian
Police colonel Anek Srathongyoo has given detailed information on the case of an Australian man charged with murder in Thailand.
Australia signs long-awaited Vanuatu security deal. Here’s what’s in it
After ten months, the lucrative deal between Australia and Vanuatu has been signed. What does it mean for the Pacific?
‘I’m a rare breed’: The Aussie firefighter inside Venezuela’s desperate quake rescue
With no Spanish or local contacts, Craig De Meillon flew to Venezuela to help search for earthquake survivors. Source: Read
Trump says Iran ‘will not exist’ as negotiations break down and fire exchanged
Iran has fired missiles and drones at US military bases in Kuwait and Bahrain. Source: Read More
6.7 million people affected by Venezuela earthquakes, UN says, locals plead for more aid
The death toll for the South American disaster that struck on Thursday has risen to nearly 1,500. Source: Read More
Socceroos to face Egypt in World Cup knockout after dramatic Group G finish
Australia’s World Cup knockout opponent was only decided in the dying moments of the final Group G matches. Source: Read
Watch: Cape Verde’s World Cup record, Dembélé’s hat-trick, and the Iran-Egypt Pride Match
Ousmane Dembélé overshadowed Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappé in France v Norway, while Cape Verde has made World Cup history.
Socceroos stop the nation as Australia v Paraguay smashes World Cup viewing records
Were you one of the 4.8 million who tuned in on Friday? Source: Read More
Cristian Volpato almost missed the World Cup. He may have proven himself for Australia
After years of pursuit by Australian football bodies, Cristian Volpato is proving why the Socceroos never gave up on him.
US strikes Iran in response to cargo ship attack in the Strait of Hormuz, straining peace deal
Iran has also warned Gulf states not to side with the US as friction starts up again. Source: Read More
Venezuela earthquake toll passes 900 as search intensifies for hundreds trapped under the rubble
More than 50,000 people have been reported missing, as survivors dig through the rubble. Source: Read More
King Charles is the first UK monarch to release their tax bill. Here’s what it shows
It was also revealed that the king and Queen Camilla will not live in Buckingham Palace after a £369 million
Australians fear for loved ones as world rallies around earthquake-struck Venezuela
Anthony Albanese said there had been “catastrophic” human impact and “our heart goes out” to those with relatives in Venezuela.
Côte d’Ivoire seals historic first World Cup knockout spot, ending Curaçao’s underdog run
Côte d’Ivoire beat Curaçao 2-0 to reach the next stage, while Ecuador defeated Germany 2-1 to progress. Source: Read More
The ‘yellow line’ Gazans have been killed for crossing, according to new report
Israel rejected the UN’s independent inquiry, which found children in Gaza are still targeted after the ceasefire. Source: Read More
Buildings collapse in Caracas after powerful earthquakes hit Venezuela
US authorities said “casualties and extensive damage are probable”. Source: Read More
Watch: Switzerland downs World Cup co-host Canada to top Group B
Canada will still advance to the knockout stage for the first time ever, while Bosnia and Herzegovina notched a win
France records hottest day on record as Europe swelters through brutal heatwave
An estimated 44 million people in France are currently under the highest red alert level for heat. Source: Read More
UN to evacuate sailors from Strait of Hormuz as Trump and Iran clash over deal claims
The on-going negotiations come as a growing number of Americans believe the US is in a weaker position with Iran
An asteroid hit deep in the Australian outback. What it left may have broken a record
Australian researchers say they have found evidence of Earth’s oldest known asteroid impact. It dates back three billion years. Source: