Minjee Lee tied for third at Women’s US Open as three other Australians make the cut

Australia and New Zealand Leaders' MeetingPrime Ministers Anthony Albanese and Christopher Luxon participated in a wreath-laying ceremony at a war memorial in Arrowtown, New Zealand, highlighting the strong ties between the two nations. Following productive talks in Queenstown, both leaders emphasized their friendship and commitment to collaboration on various issues before Albanese returned to Australia for further engagements. Want More Context? 🔎

Three cars collided with a motorbike on the M1 Pacific Motorway near Brunswick Heads, resulting in the rider's body being discovered by the public shortly after the incident at around 7:15 PM on Sunday. The motorway was closed for investigation, with the car drivers taken for testing, while heavy trucks were advised to wait or delay their journeys. Want More Context? 🔎

Thousands of jobs could be created in Western Australia through a new decommissioning industry for old offshore oil and gas rigs, but urgent government action is needed to establish a hub within two years. Unions and environmental groups warn that delay may push Australia to miss out on lucrative opportunities, as other countries like Brunei and Denmark advance their decommissioning efforts. Want More Context? 🔎

Labor's proposed "post and boast" laws, aimed at curbing online glorification of crime, face potential legal challenges from environmental activists concerned about free speech implications, especially regarding protests. Critics argue the legislation could disproportionately affect Indigenous communities and stifle peaceful protests, while the government asserts it targets only illegal activities. Want More Context? 🔎

West Coast coach Andrew McQualter highlighted the valuable lessons learned from their narrow nine-point loss to Adelaide, despite having led at half-time and three-quarter time. The team showed significant defensive improvement and a strong intent, praised by McQualter, especially in light of the emotional send-off for retiring stars Jeremy McGovern and Dom Sheed. Want More Context? 🔎

Jeremy McGovern and Dom Sheed bid farewell to West Coast fans during a heartfelt ceremony at Optus Stadium, commemorating their contributions to the club's 2018 premiership. The duo received a warm send-off with cheers, touching messages, and a lap of honour, reflecting on their journey and the support from the Eagles' faithful. Want More Context? 🔎