Mango billionaire’s son arrested after father’s death while hiking
Billionaire Isak Andic died after falling while hiking in 2024.
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Qudos Bank Arena to become Afterpay Arena in five-year deal
The buy-now-pay-later giant will rebrand Sydney’s iconic entertainment venue as Afterpay Arena, marking the venue’s first major rebrand since adopting the Qudos Bank Arena name in 2016.
World isn’t ready for another pandemic and ‘moving in the wrong direction,’ WHO report says
An outbreak of a deadly hantavirus aboard a cruise ship has heightened fears about another global pandemic—which experts say the world isn’t ready for.
WHO declares Ebola outbreak in Africa ‘extraordinary’ public health emergency
Officials suspect the disease has caused 80 deaths in the Democratic Republic of Congo so far.
The PGA championship payday is big, but so are the taxes and expenses
Professional golfers lead complicated financial lives, with prize money, endorsements, taxes owed to multiple states, and expenses ranging from travel to caddies.
Australian team to race in the America’s cup for the first time in 25 years
The Royal Prince Edward Yacht Club’s Team Australia will challenge for the Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup.
Budget 2026: Founders and VCs react to capital gains overhaul
The Federal Government has handed down a 2026/27 Budget defined by the most significant rewrite of Australia’s capital gains and property tax rules in a generation.
From tax breaks to a CGT shakeup: Inside the 2026 Federal Budget
Treasurer Jim Chalmers handed down his fifth budget on Tuesday night promising to tackle the housing crisis and rebalance a tax system he says has left younger Australians behind. Here’s what you need to know.
California mayor charged with acting as illegal agent for China
Federal prosecutors expect Wang to plead guilty to charges of acting as an agent for China when she operated a Chinese community news website.
Texas sues Netflix for allegedly ‘spying’ on customers
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton claimed the streaming service’s data collection and targeted ads amounted to “spying” on customers.