Australia
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Ally Hickman’s Olympic Slopestyle Final Postponed by Weather
Severe snowstorms in Livigno, Italy, forced a 24-hour delay for Ally Hickman’s Olympic slopestyle final. The decision ensures athlete safety.
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Australian Danielle Scott Claims Silver in Aerials
Veteran skier Danielle Scott took silver in the women’s aerials at the 2026 Winter Olympics, achieving her first Olympic podium after years of effort.
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Tim David’s Key Role in Australia’s T20 World Cup Fight
Australian power-hitter Tim David was a key player for Australia’s middle order in a crucial T20 World Cup 2026 match against Sri Lanka.
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Sydney Train Delays Emerge Near Key City Hub
Major Sydney train lines experienced significant delays after a signal fault at Town Hall, disrupting commuter travel and city movement.
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NSW Confirms Extra Public Holiday for Anzac Day Weekends in 2026, 2027
New South Wales residents will receive an additional public holiday in 2026 and 2027 when Anzac Day falls on a weekend, with the state government reviewing a permanent change to its holiday schedule.
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Melbourne Manhunt Concludes After Suspect’s Custody Escape
A suspect who escaped police custody by slipping out of handcuffs in Melbourne triggered a nearly 24-hour manhunt, which has now concluded.
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Youth Olympic Champion Josie Baff Begins Milano-Cortina Snowboard Cross Bid
Australian Youth Olympic gold medalist Josie Baff has commenced her snowboard cross qualifications at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Livigno, Italy, marking a key moment in her transition to the senior global stage.
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Jetstar Reconsiders Carry-On Weight Limits Amid Traveler Frustration
Australian low-cost airline Jetstar is actively reviewing its carry-on baggage policy, a move aimed at alleviating significant customer stress over weight limits and potentially introducing new, more flexible rules.
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Sizzler Readies Australian Return Six Years On
After a six-year absence, Sizzler, the beloved family-friendly steakhouse, is set to reopen in Australia, beginning with a new location at Sydney Airport.
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Cooper Woods Claims Moguls Gold in Tiebreak Upset at Milan Cortina 2026
Australia’s Cooper Woods secured an unexpected Olympic gold in men’s freeski moguls at the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, defeating Canadian legend Mikaël Kingsbury in a dramatic tiebreak. The victory marks Woods’ first major medal and Australia’s inaugural gold of…
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AMP Shares Plunge Despite Robust 2025 Financial Performance
AMP Limited’s stock fell by nearly 30% on February 12, 2026, immediately following the announcement of a 21% increase in underlying net profit for the second half of 2025, sparking investor concerns over future growth.
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Fixed Charges: Australia’s Energy Bill Debate Intensifies Amid AEMC Proposal
Australian energy consumers and advocates are bracing for potential significant changes to electricity bills as the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) considers increasing fixed network charges, sparking widespread opposition ahead of a crucial submission deadline.
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Daria Kasatkina Credits Winter Olympics for Doha Resurgence
Russian-born Australian tennis star Daria Kasatkina has found a renewed competitive edge at the Qatar TotalEnergies Open, attributing her recent back-to-back victories to inspiration drawn from watching the ongoing Winter Olympic Games in Milan.
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Cooper Woods Navigates Olympic Moguls, Eyes Qualification 2
Australian moguls skier Cooper Woods faces a crucial Qualification 2 round at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Livigno after placing 15th in the initial qualifying event. He needs a top-10 finish on Thursday to advance.
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Melbourne’s Northwest: Clarkefield Fire Prompts ‘Too Late to Leave’ Alert
An emergency-level grassfire near Clarkefield, northwest of Melbourne, has prompted authorities to issue a critical ‘too late to leave’ warning, urging residents in multiple suburbs to shelter indoors immediately as the blaze consumes over 250 hectares.