A Record-Smashing Week for Sydney’s Luxury Market In a dramatic week for Sydney’s luxury property market, the 2025 house price record was broken not once, but twice, with two massive sales totaling over $110 million. This extraordinary milestone marks a surge in demand for premium harbourfront homes, reshaping Sydney’s real estate headlines and setting new…
Segecic Seals Four-Year Move to Portsmouth Adrian Segecic has officially parted ways with Sydney FC to sign with English Championship side Portsmouth, marking a pivotal move in his career. The 21-year-old forward, fresh off a stellar 2024-25 A-League season, agreed to a four-year deal with Pompey following a successful run that saw him share the…
Copenhagen Tops 2025 Global Liveability Index The 2025 Global Liveability Index by the Economist Intelligence Unit has revealed Copenhagen as the most liveable city in the world, surpassing Vienna and Zurich. The Danish capital achieved top scores for stability, culture, and environment, earning its place at the summit of this year’s highly anticipated rankings. Rankings…
Royal Commission Launched to Probe Disappearance of ‘Rage’ Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has officially announced a Royal Commission to investigate how the nation lost its cherished Saturday morning tradition—Rage. The iconic music video show once filled hours of weekend mornings with Top 50 hits, fresh Aussie tracks, and guest-hosted playlists that united generations. Rage’s…
Emmanuel Macron confirmed that an Iran-Israel ceasefire offer has been made during tense moments at the G7 summit. The French president described it as a vital opportunity to halt escalating violence. Meanwhile, Donald Trump abruptly exited the summit to return to Washington, denying that his early departure was related to ceasefire efforts. Macron told reporters…
Alex Greenwich and Mark Latham have returned to court as Homosexual Vilification and Workplace Sexual Harassment proceedings officially begin today in NSW. This marks the latest chapter in a legal saga that started in 2023, following public disputes and highly publicized defamation cases. The fresh legal action stems from alleged workplace attacks against Greenwich within…
The excitement of NRL Round 16 has brought strategic decisions for SuperCoach players navigating injuries, byes, and Origin impacts. With Penrith Panthers resting stars like Nathan Cleary and Brian To’o, fans and fantasy managers alike are recalibrating their strategies for this pivotal round. SuperCoach buy/sell analysis has highlighted key player movements crucial for success. Injury…
Rare Whale Heat Run Captured Off NSW Coast In a breathtaking display of marine life, an ORRCA volunteer has captured rare footage of eight humpback whales on a heat hunt in a small bay along the NSW coastline. This remarkable event, filmed by Ty Peters, highlights the incredible wildlife that thrives off the Illawarra coast….
Triple M’s popular duo, Beau Ryan and Aaron Woods, have encountered a significant decline in their radio ratings, sparking industry chatter. The radio segment, known for its witty banter and sports commentary, has struggled to maintain its previous momentum. Many industry experts are dissecting the causes behind this unexpected dip, especially as competition intensifies across…
Pacific Allies Face Pressure to Boost Military Budgets Pacific Rim countries share more than a coastline along the vast, tranquil Pacific Ocean. They share a common struggle as the United States pushes its allies to boost military spending to unprecedented levels. This pressure comes at a time when communities are grappling with urgent social needs…
Netanyahu’s Dual War Objectives: Nuclear Disarmament and Regime Change Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made no secret of his two primary war objectives: the destruction of Iran’s nuclear program and regime change in Tehran. These aims have shaped Israel’s strategic posture in the region for years. Yet, the feasibility of achieving either goal remains…
Transparency Victory: Defence Ordered to Release Shipbuilding Advice The Information Commissioner has delivered a sharp rebuke to Australia’s Department of Defence over excessive secrecy surrounding the Naval Shipbuilding Expert Advisory Panel. This decision marks a significant victory for transparency, ensuring that the public gains insight into advice behind a nearly $200 billion shipbuilding program. Costly…
