South Korea wildfires: ‘Devastating’ outbreak kills at least two dozen people

Jarome Luai will miss Wests Tigers' crucial game against Brisbane due to a high tackle charge, potentially opening the door for Latu Fainu to step in. The Tigers' loss to the Warriors denied them a chance at three straight wins, with Alex Seyfarth avoiding suspension for his own high tackle incident. Luai could return for the following game against Newcastle if he accepts an early guilty plea. Full Article

An executive at US Bank, Terry Dolan, is believed to have been killed in a small plane crash in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, on Saturday. The aircraft, registered to Dolan, crashed into a home, resulting in no survivors from the plane and the house being a total loss. The National Transportation Safety Board is leading the investigation into the crash, with preliminary findings expected in two weeks. Full Article

US President Donald Trump has hinted at serving more than two terms, potentially beyond 2029, despite constitutional restrictions. He mentioned potential methods to achieve this, although experts note the difficulty in changing the constitution. Trump's approval ratings have been disputed, with claims of high popularity, and he has joked about serving longer terms in the past. Full Article

A bus crashed into a couple's home on Guildford Road, Guildford, in Sydney's West, causing damage to walls and the roof. The homeowners, Tony and Jamal Mannah, narrowly escaped harm, with Jamal having been in bed just minutes before the crash. Despite their home being unlivable, the Mannahs are grateful to be safe and uninjured, with the bus driver also escaping serious injury and passing a breath test. Full Article

Supermarket giant Coles recalled over a dozen spinach products due to STEC bacterial contamination concerns, causing gastroenteritis. Woolworths, Aldi, and IGA also issued recalls for various pre-packaged spinach, stir fry, and salad mixes. Customers can return the affected products for a refund. Full Article

Daly Cherry-Evans claims to have been targeted by a negative campaign but led Manly to victory over Parramatta, despite the ongoing controversy surrounding his impending departure from the club. The Sea Eagles captain suggested he knew the source of the smear campaign but chose not to disclose it. Meanwhile, the New Zealand Warriors secured a narrow 26-24 win over Wests Tigers with a late penalty goal from Luke Metcalf, extending their winning streak to three...