Jorge Branco

RBA delivers welcome relief – but also nine words no borrower wanted to see

She is facing a long road to recovery but friends, family and strangers have already stepped in with enormous generosity, putting hundreds of thousands of dollars towards her prosthetics, rehabilitation and the ongoing care she will need.

Family, prayers and a specially curated playlist are helping to keep a Sydney teacher going as she fights for life days after a shark attack on one of the city’s busiest beaches.

As she spoke today, a banner suddenly dropped beside the stage reading: “I opposed a pay rise for workers while I took a $100,000 pay rise for myself.”

For the first time in months, one of the global economy’s most important stretches of water appears to be functioning something as it is supposed to.

Testing is still under way on a dead giant petrel, amid warnings of what the disease could mean for Australia’s animals.

As the prime minister sweated on a career-defining decision in his countryside residence, US President Donald Trump just tweeted it out.

And what can Australian Labor learn from his dominant win over a surging right-wing candidate?

Portuguese news in English on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.

Tens of thousands more Australians are at higher risk from their mortgages than just one month ago, new research reveals, as borrowers sweat on this week’s inflation figures.