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Buckingham Palace offered Harry a room, then took it back
Prince Harry was offered a room at Buckingham Palace for his UK visit, then had the offer withdrawn at the very last minute. Here's the full royal mess.
Dentsu just built the infrastructure to run influencer campaigns at Meta scale
Dentsu just partnered with Meta to industrialise influencer marketing, turning messy hundred-creator campaigns into something brands can run at scale.
Brisbane's winter events calendar just got seriously stacked
Brisbane's winter lineup for July 2026 is genuinely packed, from Lions footy to Brisbane Open House and Night Feast. Here's what's worth planning around.
An accused killer cop's mother just walked out of court on bail
Coleen Lamarre, mother of accused double murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon, has been granted bail over claims she tried to influence a witness in his trial.
Russian athletes are back in from the cold ahead of LA 2028
The IOC has told sports bodies to scrap neutral status vetting for Russian athletes ahead of LA 2028, though flags and anthems remain banned for now still.
Xbox just gutted its own studios to admit the streaming bet didn't pay off
Microsoft is cutting 3,200 Xbox jobs and spinning out four studios including Ninja Theory, admitting its Game Pass subscription bet hasn't paid off yet.
A third fire in six weeks just tore through Melbourne's Richmond strip
A third firebombing in six weeks tore through ten shops on Richmond's Victoria Street, as Yarra's mayor calls the tobacco turf war a cancer on Melbourne.
Ronaldo's last World Cup ended with Spain's 91st minute sucker punch
Cristiano Ronaldo's international career closed with a 1-0 loss to Spain, giving the internet one last chance to relitigate two decades of GOAT debates.
Claude now wants your ID and a selfie before it'll talk to you
From 8 July, Anthropic can demand a government ID and a live facial scan from flagged Claude users, processed by Persona, a company backed by Peter Thiel.
Grok can now stitch seven photos into a 30 second AI video
xAI Grok Imagine now turns up to seven reference images into one consistent 30 second AI video, a genuine step toward AI video as a usable content tool.
Karl Stefanovic finally breaks his silence on getting axed from Today, and it's messy
Karl Stefanovic broke his silence on getting axed from Today in an emotional Piers Morgan interview, following backlash over his Tommy Robinson podcast.
Fans are furious after spotting an ICE contractor exec on Taylor Swift's wedding guest list
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce face backlash after fans spotted an ICE detention contractor executive among the wedding guests at Madison Square Garden.
Telstra's nationwide outage just took down Triple Zero calls and half the country's trains
A nationwide Telstra outage knocked out mobile, EFTPOS and some triple zero calls on Tuesday, also halting Victoria's entire V/Line regional train network.
Prince Harry is in the UK this week and Meghan isn't with him
Prince Harry landed in the UK for a five day Invictus Games visit without Meghan and the kids, reigniting the same old royal security saga once again.
Neil the Seal is back on land and causing chaos again in Tasmania
Neil the Seal is back on Tasmania's coast for his twelfth visit, picking fights with parked cars and racking up 1.4 million TikTok followers along the way.
Spotify's new Podcast Clips feature wants you to stop screenshotting timestamps
Spotify's new Podcast Clips feature lets listeners trim and share moments from any show, tackling podcast discovery the same way TikTok clips do for music.
Bluey now speaks Yolngu Matha, and it landed right on NAIDOC Week
Five Bluey episodes have now been translated into Yolŋu Matha for NAIDOC Week, streaming on ABC iview and screening live at the Garma Festival in August.
Emmy nominations drop tomorrow and the snub predictions are already flying
The 78th Emmy nominations drop Wednesday, with Pluribus and The Pitt tipped to lead noms as predictions point to one of the most unpredictable years yet.
NAIDOC Week 2026 kicked off with '50 Years of Deadly', marking half a century of the celebration
NAIDOC Week only exists in its current form because Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people took control of it themselves, and that is exactly what this year's theme is built to remember. This year's theme, 50 Years of Deadly, marks half a century since an entirely Indigenous led NAIDOC committee was formed, the moment the week stopped being something done for community and became something run by it. Fifty years on, that shift is still the whole point of the week, not j
Broadcom and Apple just locked in a chip supply deal through 2031
Apple and Broadcom have extended their custom chip supply partnership through 2031, tying Broadcom silicon into Apple's AI server chip ambitions for years.
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