Former President Bill Clinton is in the hospital after developing a fever, spokesperson says

A teenage girl died after being bitten by a shark while swimming at Woorim Beach in Bribie Island, Queensland. The victim suffered life-threatening injuries to her upper body and passed away shortly after 5 pm. Queensland Police are preparing a report for the coroner, and on average, there are 20 shark incidents nationwide each year, according to the Australian Shark-Incident Database. Full Article

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Essendon's Jade Gresham believes the Indigenous All Stars exhibition match should be an annual event, as the team prepares to face Fremantle after a decade. The squad includes 31 First Nations players, featuring stars like Charlie Cameron and Shai Bolton, and Gresham emphasizes the importance of representing culture and community on the field with intensity. The match will showcase top talent from various clubs, with the players eager to put on a competitive show for...

President Trump's looming import taxes on Mexico, Canada, and China are a risky test of his unorthodox use of tariffs, which he believes are "the greatest thing ever invented." Economists warn that these tariffs could lead to higher consumer prices, disrupt supply chains, and potentially trigger a trade war with devastating consequences for the economy. Concerns are particularly high for the impact on grocery store prices, as Mexico and Canada are major sources of fruit,...

Travis Head is a strong contender to become the first South Australian to win the prestigious Allan Border Medal at the upcoming Australian Cricket Awards in Melbourne, following an exceptional 12 months across all formats, with a total of 1427 runs. Stand-in captain Steve Smith has tipped Head to win the men's award, with competition coming from Pat Cummins, who had a successful year as well. Ash Gardner is vying to win her third Belinda...

Record-breaking floods in north Queensland have turned deadly, with one woman drowning during a rescue operation as floodwaters continue to rise due to ongoing heavy rain. The Herbert River in Ingham is at 15m and rising, likely to surpass the 1967 record of 15.2m. The floods are linked to climate change, with the region experiencing extreme rainfall events and prolonged heavy rain from stationary tropical low weather systems. Full Article