Parents and staff in the dark after Genius Childcare centres close

A teenager has died and another is critically injured following a jet ski crash in the Georges River, Sydney, near Tom Ugly’s Bridge. Emergency responders found a 15-year-old unresponsive and unable to be revived, while a 14-year-old suffered severe injuries, including a severed arm, and was placed in an induced coma at Sydney Children’s Hospital; police are investigating the incident. Want More Context? 🔎

Elliot Yeo will miss the entire 2025 season due to ongoing knee/ankle injuries and a second surgery, as confirmed by West Coast's high-performance manager. This setback adds to Yeo's recent struggles, having played only 57 games since 2019, while the team also faces injuries to other key players, leaving them short on experienced talent. Want More Context? 🔎

Fremantle's supporter base continues to expand, achieving a record membership of 62,494 for the fifth consecutive year, following a thrilling one-point victory over Collingwood. Despite ranking 13th in total membership among 18 teams, they attract an average of 44,412 fans at home games, the third-highest in the league, and drew a record crowd of 62,198 at the MCG. Want More Context? 🔎

Two people have died and 10 are missing in Shandong, China, after a record rainfall of 364mm fell within five hours, causing flash floods that damaged 19 houses in the Laiwu district. This extreme weather, linked to climate change and the East Asia monsoon, poses significant challenges to the country's aging flood defenses and its agricultural sector. Want More Context? 🔎

Three-year-old Millie faced life-threatening complications after swallowing two small magnets, which caused severe intestinal damage and led to an emergency surgery at Brisbane Children’s Hospital. While recovering with a stoma and facing additional surgeries, her family emphasizes the dangers of magnets commonly found in toys and household items, urging greater awareness among parents. Want More Context? 🔎

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) decided to maintain the cash rate at 3.85% due to concerns that June quarter inflation might exceed forecasts, despite recent signs of slowing inflation. Additionally, the unemployment rate rose to 4.3%, prompting discussions about potential interest rate cuts, while consumer and business confidence in Australia remained relatively stable amid easing global trade tensions. Want More Context? 🔎