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A NSW football club has alleged a young fan spiked the water bottle of their goalkeeper during a match. Northern NSW Football is investigating the alleged incident.

Over 419,000 images were submitted to this year's awards, which 'celebrates the ability of an individual photograph to capture and distil a singular moment and evoke a broader narrative'.

The model, 28, looked sensational as she stepped out in the French capital wearing  n elegant textured dress that allowed her to show off her toned pins.

Gisele Bundchen is embracing the new chapter in her life with boyfriend Joaquim Valente, after feeling like she was living in her ex Tom Brady's 'shadow.' 

NATO member Poland will soon send out a guide for its citizens on how to survive future crises, after it warned its male population they would have to go through military training

The expecting 32-year-old is currently basking in the bliss of her first pregnancy but it was an uphill battle due to her endometriosis, which can cause infertility

Internet shutdowns in Africa hit a record high in 2024, with 21 shutdowns across 15 countries. The previous record was 19 shutdowns in 2020 and 21. The Guardian reports: Authorities in Comoros, Guinea-Bissau and Mauritius joined repeat offenders such as Burundi, Ethiopia, Equatorial Guinea and Kenya. Guinea, Nigeria, Senegal and Tanzania were also on the list. But perpetrators also included militias and other non-state actors. Telecommunication and internet service providers who shut services based on government orders are also complicit in violating people's rights, said Felicia Anthonio, the #KeepItOn campaign manager at Access Now, citing the UN guiding principles on business and human rights. The details showed that most of the shutdowns were imposed as a response to conflicts, protests and political instability. There were also restrictions during elections. [...] At least five shutdowns in Africa had been imposed for more than a year by the end of 2024, according to Access Now. As of early 2025, the social network Meta was still restricted in Uganda, despite authorities engaging with its representatives. On the Equatorial Guinean island of Annobon, internet and cell services have been cut off since an August 2024 protest over environmental concerns and isolation from the rest of the country. The increase in shutdowns led the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights to pass a landmark resolution in March 2024 to help reverse the trend.

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The ruthless drug runner shot Peter Falconio, 28, in the head, after tricking the couple as they drove between Alice Springs and Darwin in their distinctive orange VW Kombi campervan

You can understand that the Kremlin might, at initial glance, mistake Ms Phillipson for a tough. 'Scary Bridget' does look and sound terrifying. Her upper lip curls like a piglet's tail.

The presenter, 48, shared insight into the theft on BBC's Morning Live on Monday, adding that she feels really 'vulnerable and shaken' after the ordeal.

After 132 years lost to the depths of Lake Superior, the Western Reserve - and the Gilded Age magnate who vanished with it - has finally been found.

Crooks built bots to exploit astoundingly bad quotation website and made off with data on thousands

New York State has sued Allstate Insurance for operating websites so badly designed they would deliver personal information in plain-text to anyone that went looking for it.…

Nicole Kidman has churned out an impressive number of television shows and films over the last two years - and now the 57-year-old actress says she's ready for a well-deserved break.

Palestinian Abu Wadee - who called for 'death to all Jews' - is in custody following his arrest on Sunday night, three days after crossing from France in an inflatable dinghy.

Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet's 'painful' exchange at the BNP Paribas Open tennis tournament in Indian Wells, California has been revealed.

Kate made a triumphant return to the annual Commonwealth Day Service of celebration for the first time in two years today as she joined the King and members of the Royal Family in London.

Critics of the Commons Speaker demanded a probe to determine how many other entries may be wrong after he promised to correct the record over a jaunt to Gibraltar.

Today marks the release of Framework Mono 6.14, the first major Mono release in five years and the first under WineHQ's stewardship. This update includes long-awaited improvements such as native macOS ARM64 support, enhancements to System.Windows.Forms for X11, better COM interface support, and various stability fixes. Phoronix reports: In addition to the native macOS ARM64 support and System.Windows.Forms improvements for X11, some of the other Mono 6.14 improvements carried out over the past half-decade include improved support for generated COM interfaces, many warning fixes, addressing common cases where processes would hang on exit, and more. As for the "Framework Mono" name rather than just Mono, the release announcement explains: "Framework Mono is the project previously hosted at https://github.com/mono/mono, which was then simply called Mono. I have made this change to distinguish it from 'monovm' and 'Wine Mono', which are different projects. Framework Mono is a cross-platform runtime compatible with .NET Framework." You can download and learn more about the release here.

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Ministers will review whether to remove official bodies like Sport England, the Theatres Trust and the Garden History Society from the list of those legally required to be consulted on decisions.

The Prime Minister tried to defuse a growing Labour rebellion over the issue by warning that failure to address welfare reform risked creating a 'wasted generation'.