The world’s most influential economist is under heavy fire
Daron Acemoglu is a colossus of the field and a Nobel Prize winner. But questions are being increasingly asked about his work.
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McKeown says she has 'a lot of work to do' to reclaim world records
Australia’s five-time Olympic champion was sidelined from the recent Commonwealth Games with glandular fever and a broken wrist, but now she’s relishing the challenge of having to "chase" her competitors.
Hockeyroos defeated in World Cup semifinal
The Hockeyroos have missed out on their dream of making another World Cup final after their improbable run to the semis was sunk by a late goal in a 1-0 defeat to Argentina.
UEFA planning criminal claim against FIFA boss over World Cup proposal
European football's governing body, UEFA, is preparing a criminal complaint against embattled FIFA president Gianni Infantino over his failed plan to sell commercial stakes in the World Cup to private investors.
Matildas follow Socceroo footsteps on path to World Cup
The Matildas are firmly entrenched in preparations for next year's Women's World Cup, and have lined up Colombia as they look to address their future sooner rather than later.
Infantino set to receive World Cup win but loses Italy's support
The pressure on the embattled FIFA president remains immense but he receives a major boost from one of his most vocal opponents.
Live: Nikita Tszyu and Ben Mahoney head to ring for world title eliminator
Nikita Tszyu and Ben Mahoney both put their undefeated records on the line for a chance to fight IBF super welterweight world champion, England's Josh Kelly. Follow live.
Trump is clutching at straws and the world knows it
A desperate Donald Trump is searching for a way out of his pointless war and drawing out the agony for the US and the world.
Trump’s war on the world is exposing him
The Canadians’ preparedness to walk away from talks with their US counterpart is the latest sign that Donald Trump’s bulldozer approach may be reaching its limits.
Chinese robot beats Usain Bolt's 100m world record
A robot has beaten the 100 metres human world record held by Jamaican sprinting great Usain Bolt at this year's World Humanoid Robot Games.
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FIFA executive who criticised Infantino's World Cup sale plan departs
FIFA's chief operating officer, Kevin Lamour, leaves soccer's governing body, weeks after publicly criticising president Gianni Infantino.
Trump makes America Inc’s grip on the world even tighter
America’s financial tentacles spread across the globe and governments know that trying to escape them risks irritating the tempestuous US president.
Teen obliterates men's world record in 1,500m freestyle first
The world record for the men's 1,500m freestyle, an event once dominated by Grant Hackett and Kieren Perkins, has been smashed by German star Johannes Liebmann.
Rejuvenated Hockeyroos and Kookaburras tackle World Cup with fresh perspectives
The Kookaburras and Hockeyroos' last major tournament was Paris 2024 where they exited in the quarter-finals. They have both experienced significant change since then, and are determined to start their new eras with success at the World Cup.
Teen Italian star breaks world record for second time this week
Italian teenage swimming sensation Sara Curtis has broken the world 50m backstroke world record again, just a day after eclipsing the mark of Australian great Kaylee McKeown.
Teenager breaks Kaylee McKeown's backstroke world record
Italian teenager Sara Curtis has set a new world record in the women's 50m backstroke, beating the mark previously held by Australian great Kaylee McKeown.
Why fears of a Japanese implosion have the world on edge
The impact of last week’s historic intervention to prop up the yen is already fading. That signals risks for Japan, the US and the rest of the world.
'Gone down like a lead balloon': Ex-FA boss on FIFA's World Cup backflip
David Gallop was Football Australia CEO when Gianni Infantino took over the FIFA presidency from the corruption-stained run of Sepp Blatter, he says Infantino's World Cup proposal stank.
Breaking: FIFA scraps World Cup sell-off plans
FIFA has scrapped plans to sell a stake in the World Cup after the move caused a major backlash.
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The world’s sexiest hedge fund just imploded. Here are the lessons
Just a month ago, 24-year-old Leopold Aschenbrenner was the hottest thing on Wall Street. But the AI trade’s sudden reversal has left his firm in tatters.
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FIFA boss unveils $US20b plan to sell World Cup to Kushner consortium
FIFA president Gianni Infantino earns more criticism after unveiling a brazen plan to "unleash the commercial potential" of the World Cup.
World’s hottest trade just went into a correction. Don’t panic – yet
AI chip stocks are plunging around the world as doubts about big tech spending grow – but beneath the surface, a big shift is protecting investors.
‘Nuclear bomb’: FIFA president’s plan to sell World Cup stake met with fury
An investment vehicle founded by Joshua Kushner, the brother of Jared Kushner, US President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, is expected to be a lead investor.
Cabo Verde stunner gets people's vote as best World Cup goal
A stunning strike from World Cup minnows Cabo Verde against Argentina is voted as the goal for the tournament.
Trump’s America is sinking as his war on the world sputters
America’s finances are already parlous, and they are deteriorating. Donald Trump’s ever-changing trade war is not helping matters.
Atlassian's $1.4b hybrid timber tower tops out as world's tallest by dwarfing previous record
Software giant Atlassian and property group Dexus (ASX: DXS) have topped out their 39-storey hybrid timber tower above Central Station, claiming the title of the world's tallest hybrid timber building at 180 metres - 100 metres taller than the previous record holder, Milwaukee's 25-storey Ascent tower. The $1.4 billion Atlassian Ce...
When Gordon Bray and his Homebush schoolmates ruled their rugby world
It might be more than 60 years ago, but Homebush Boys High's 1965 Waratah Shield win remains a fond memory for the likes of Gordon Bray, John Symond and John Coates.
Players and fans made the World Cup a success, but the politics shouldn't be forgotten
The biggest ever World Cup brought diverse communities together and galvanised its non-traditional footballing co-hosts, but the concerns raised from the start have not disappeared in the positive afterglow.
The 13 photos that summed up the chaos of the 2026 World Cup final
It was magical chaos from start to finish as Spain claimed victory in the 2026 World Cup final. Here are the 13 photos that summed it up.
World Cup’s high cost didn’t stop this fan’s last-minute dash to final
Branded the most expensive sporting event in history, the World Cup’s eye-watering ticket costs and travel expenses didn’t stop some Australians.
Meet Lamine Yamal, the Spanish prince set to claim his World Cup kingdom
As Spain takes the field in the World Cup final, it will be led by a teenage sensation like few we have ever seen. This is the Lamine Yamal story so far.
Messi received like royalty in New York ahead of World Cup final, but no-one matches Knicks
Argentina's Lionel Messi has received rock star reception in New York City ahead of the World Cup final against Spain, but how much of a lasting impact will this tournament make in a crowded sporting market?
How an Italian sculptor created the World Cup trophy that became an icon
It has become the most iconic trophy in world sport, and it all started in a small design studio in Milan more than 50 years ago.
'Filthy, polluted': Trump's Canada threat as World Cup smoke risk looms
Fears that wildfire smoke could disrupt the World Cup final remain, as US President Donald Trump threatens Canada with tariffs.
Live: Spain takes early lead over France in World Cup semifinal
France are the overwhelming favourites for the FIFA World Cup, but first they will have to battle past European champions Spain in Dallas. Follow live.
Spain 'here to suffer' and France unites against racism ahead of World Cup semi
Spain is invoking the aura of the Roman Empire, while France is lighting up the pitch and remaining united off it, ahead of their men's World Cup semi-final in Dallas.
Dutch football 'deeply saddened' as axed World Cup referee dies at 38
Dutch football mourns the sudden death of "highly valued referee" Rob Dieperink just months after FIFA removed him from the panel of World Cup officials.
'I won't backflip': Samoa star Payne Haas reveals plan for World Cup
Payne Haas has cleared the air about his World Cup plans and says there is a "great chance" Samoa can lift the trophy for the first time.
FIFA boss hints at World Cup expansion talks, defends hydration breaks
FIFA president Gianni Infantino believes this year's World Cup is proof that expanding the tournament was the right move.
The all-rounder portfolio that’s quietly shining in a world on fire
The Islamic Republic and the US are fighting again, so crude will push higher. But investors are more focused on whether two other red lines will be crossed.
England and Norway fans dash to Miami for World Cup spring break
As England and Norway prepare to face off in their World Cup quarter-final, their fans are lapping up being in one of the party capitals of the world, making every moment count.
Whether in tuxedos or workwear, France can win World Cup in any fashion
France has been peerless at this World Cup. And as their superstars continue to deliver on demand, Les Bleus are proving they can win no matter the circumstances.
Live: France faces Morocco as World Cup quarterfinals begin with Boston blockbuster
Kylian Mbappé leads an irresistible French frontline as Les Bleus takes on dark horse Morocco in the first of the World Cup quarterfinals. Follow live.
Gout Gout ruled out of World Under-20 athletics titles after training injury
Australian athletics star Gout Gout is ruled out of this year's World Under-20 titles in Oregon after a training injury in Brisbane.
'Cannot remain silent': Egypt demands FIFA investigate World Cup referees
Egypt remains incensed at French referee Francois Letexier after his performance in the Round of 16 clash against Argentina at the FIFA World Cup.
FIFA boss referred to Olympics ethics board over Trump World Cup call
Gianni Infantino's close ties with Donald Trump continue to land him in hot water after the US President's World Cup intervention.
Racist commentary called out in World Cup coverage
Leading experts say racial stereotypes in World Cup coverage can be damaging for athletes' leadership aspirations and have an impact on Black communities more broadly.
World Cup quarterfinals are upon us. Here's what you need to know
The World Cup has whittled 48 teams down to just eight, with the quarterfinals upon us and the finish line in sight. Find out all you need to know about these monumental matches.
'We spoke for Palestine': Egypt fans on historic World Cup after heartbreaking loss
After initial disappointment after a late loss to Argentina, many Egypt football fans are joyously reflecting on the team's historic campaign, while using the stage to show support for Palestinians.
Quick hits: Belgium trolls Trump as Egypt fires up over 'fixed' World Cup
An all-time blow-up from Egypt's coach headlines the day at the World Cup, as the fallout from Belgium's win over the US continues. Here are today's quick hits.
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The world’s best places to explore by bike
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'Not his fault': Belgium coach consoles Balogun after World Cup controversy
Belgium did not feel it was fair Folarin Balogun played for the US in the round of 16 match after he was given a red card in his team's previous match.
Ice-cold Haaland triumphs again at World Cup, Brazil with a long road back
Brazil has long been trying to re-capture its glory days, but they are fading further into obscurity, while Erling Haaland proves Norway is a genuine World Cup threat in 2-1 win.
'Sad feeling': How this World Cup has been one of exclusion for many fans
There's never been a more diverse World Cup in history, but the 2026 version has also been one of exclusion for many fans wanting to join in the fun.
Socceroos rally around Lucas Herrington following World Cup exit
Lucas Herrington took, and missed, Australia's final penalty in its World Cup loss to Egypt. His teammates having nothing but praise for the teenager.
Socceroos' World Cup ends in heartbreak, but path forward now clear
The Socceroos exited the World Cup in the cruellest possible manner, on penalties to Egypt. But the roots of the defeat could be found in the 120 minutes of play, which clearly showed where Australia must improve.