Jubilant fans pack Federation Square to celebrate Socceroos win over Türkiye

The Socceroos have made a brilliant start to their World Cup campaign, defeating Türkiye 2-0 and sparking scenes of celebration across Australia. In Melbourne, Federation Square became the epicentre of fan festivities, with capacity crowds packing into the CBD venue for a Socceroos viewing party. The atmosphere had been building for hours before kick-off. About…

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Australia debuta con triunfo tras 20 años y firma la primera sorpresa del Mundial 2026 ante Turquía

IE 11 no es compatible. Para una experiencia óptima, visite nuestro sitio en otro navegador. SIGUIENTE Gol de Connor Metcalfe sentencia el partido para Australia ante Turquía en el Mundial 2026 02:13 El mejor partido del Mundial hasta ahora”: Dunga y Valdano analizan a Brasil en su debut Golazo de Nestory Irankunda inaugura el marcador…

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World Cup: Socceroos’ great gamble pays off as Patrick Beach vindicates Tony Popovic’s big call

It was the selection shock of the year. In his first ever World Cup team, Tony Popovic incredibly opted against starting Australia’s captain Mat Ryan or vice-captain Jackson Irvine. Instead, he put his faith in 22-year-old Patrick Beach in goal, and Paul Okon-Engstler in midfield against a Türkiye side packed with talent. He explained his…

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Tasmanian Labor, Greens call for Racing Minister Jane Howlett to resign over unanswered legal bill questions

The Tasmanian Greens have joined Labor’s calls for Racing Minister Jane Howlett to resign over a failure to answer questions about her publicly funded legal proceedings. In March, in response to questions from the Greens, Treasurer Eric Abetz told parliament that $303,800 was spent by Ms Howlett “in the execution of her official duties”. But…

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Fair Work Commission rejects gas giant Inpex’s claims strikes would damage Australia’s economy

The Fair Work Commission (FWC) has rejected claims from one of Australia’s biggest gas producers that continued industrial action would significantly damage the nation’s economy and threaten Australia’s relationships with its Asian partners amid the ongoing global fuel crisis. More than 400 workers at energy giant Inpex have been escalating industrial action since the start…

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