Aussie Selectors Face ‘Konundrum’ as Sam Konstas and Cameron Green Return for WTC Final
Australia has named Cameron Green as a specialist batter in its squad for the World Test Championship final, where the winners will collect US$3.6 million.
Nick Kyrgios Withdraws from French Open Doubles with Jordan Thompson Amid Max Purcell’s Doping Ban
Nick Kyrgios was set to partner Jordan Thompson at the French Open, his first Roland-Garros appearance since 2017, but withdrew from the event on 27 May.
From Slam Dunks to Sound Bites: MJ’s New Game Plan with NBC
Michael Jordan is joining NBC Sports as a special contributor from the 2025-26 season, with Roundball Rock revived for the network’s NBA coverage.
Sam Kerr Spotted in Melbourne Amid Chelsea’s FA Cup Triumph
Sam Kerr watched the A-League Women grand final in Melbourne as her Chelsea teammates sealed a 3-0 FA Cup win over Manchester United and a domestic treble.
From Whistle to Whistleblower: Ex-AFL Umpire Troy Pannell in $8.7M Fraud Allegation
A civil arrest warrant was issued for former AFL umpire Troy Pannell over an alleged $8.7 million fake-invoice fraud. He has not been criminally charged.
Aussie Swimmer James Magnussen Dives into Enhanced Games with Performance-Enhancing Drugs
James Magnussen’s supervised doping experiment produced a best time of 22.73 seconds, and the US$1 million record bounty went to Greece’s Kristian Gkolomeev.
Bogs, Dogs & Drought: Chelsea Flower Show 2025 Gets Down to Earth
Practical gardens took centre stage at Chelsea 2025, including a Gates Foundation plot with a composting toilet and Monty Don’s first Chelsea garden, built around dogs.
Cannes 2025 Dress Code Crackdown: No More Naked Gowns or Red Carpet Roadblocks
Cannes updated its red carpet rules before opening night, banning nudity and restricting voluminous outfits, a change that sparked debate about targeting women.
“Switch It Off, Mate”: Half of Young People Say Life Without Internet Would Be Better
A survey of 1,293 young people aged 16 to 21 found 46 per cent would prefer a world without the internet, and half backed a 10pm digital curfew.
Full Price, Flashy Tag: Aussie Chemists Busted for Fake “Sales”: Choice Slams Dodgy Discount Tactics
CHOICE found colourful sale tags at three big pharmacy chains often obscured the real shelf price, leaving about one in three shoppers thinking they were getting a discount.