Bangkok pub fire kills 27 people, 22 critically injured
A blazing inferno that engulfed a pub in the Thai capital of Bangkok has killed at least 27 people, while many others are fighting for life.
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Pay deal rejection sparks A-League uncertainty
A-Leagues athletes and the competition's bosses are at loggerheads over a new pay deal after players voted against the latest proposal.
Sinner winner again as he survives Zverev trial by fire
Italian modern-day great Jannik Sinner has come from a set down against Alexander Zverev to retain his Wimbledon crown and win his fifth grand slam.
Iran escalates attacks on US bases in the Gulf states
The United States and Iran are both asserting they control the Strait of Hormuz after a weekend of tit-for-tat attacks stretching across the Middle East
Pointless exercise: Titans coach testy after Storm loss
A 78th-minute Nick Meaney try has allowed Melbourne to snatch a 22-18 win over Gold Coast but Titans coach Josh Hannay feels his team was hard done by.
Cowboy keeps his cool for golden-point win over Manly
Scott Drinkwater has kicked an 82nd-minute field goal to help North Queensland to a 19-18 win over Manly.
Party time as Souths stun Knights on Arrow’s birthday
South Sydney have scored an upset defeat of Newcastle as the NRL held "the world's biggest birthday party" for former Rabbitohs forward Jai Arrow.
‘I refuse to give up’: Jai Arrow on MND fight
The NRL has held the "world's biggest birthday party" for Jai Arrow as the former South Sydney forward continues his fight against motor neurone disease.
Big call for Roosters star after joining 300-game club
Sydney Roosters winger Daniel Tupou will start to start weigh up taking his NRL career into a 16th season after scoring a hat-trick in his 300th game.
Human highlights reel open to rugby league exit party
Mark Nawaqanitawase is still open to featuring in this year's Rugby League World Cup, despite agreeing to switch codes at the end of the season.
‘Not happy’: Tuchel’s comment irks England’s hero
Two-goal star Jude Bellingham says "sometimes you have to win dirty" and that's what England did against Norway to progress to the World Cup semi-finals.
No political link in ex-UK minister’s murder: police
Police say there's no information to suggest former UK minister Ann Widdecombe's suspected murder was terrorism-related or politically motivated.
Noskova checkmates Czech mate for Wimbledon glory
The 21-year-old Linda Noskova has won the first all-Czech Wimbledon final in history, repelling a magnificent comeback from Karolina Muchova on Centre Court.
‘Get out of the basement, mate’: AFL coach lashes fans
Gold Coast coach Damien Hardwick has described some fans as "peanuts" after clashing with spectators at Adelaide Oval during a loss to the Crows.
US strikes Iran, Tehran hits Gulf nations
US and Iranian forces have exchanged heavy missile and drone assaults, with Tehran targeting American facilities in states across the Gulf.
Dawson dominates as Adelaide thrash falling Suns
Adelaide, with big guns Jordan Dawson and Izak Rankine firing, have thrashed Gold Coast by 79 points as the Suns crashed to a seventh-straight loss.
Chol takes epic hanger as Hawks end Blues’ hot streak
Hawthorn have responded from a horror loss against Melbourne, handing Josh Fraser his first loss as interim Carlton coach with a 64-point thumping at the MCG.
Rooster honours Tongan royalty with milestone hat-trick
Daniel Tupou has produced a second-half hat-trick to lead the Sydney Roosters to a 28-12 win over Parramatta in his 300th NRL game.
‘Bit scary’: Dogs reveal outlook after skipper’s injury
Stephen Crichton is set for scans on his neck after suffering a loss of feeling in his right arm in Canterbury's 40-16 defeat to Canberra.
Gutted Wallabies hit decade low in French comeback win
The Wallabies have been left regretting another missed opportunity after France stormed from behind to win 42-26, Australia's sixth-straight Test defeat.
Roosters hold off Knights in clash of NRLW heavyweights
The Sydney Roosters have won an arm-wrestle of a match 12-10 at Allianz Stadium against a resilient Newcastle in a clash of NRLW heavyweights.
‘Really good’ GWS thrill again, star Cat hospitalised
Geelong star Jeremy Cameron has been taken to hospital with a collarbone injury as GWS kept their finals hopes alive with a thrilling comeback win.
Butters hurt as Saints hold off plucky Power surge
Zak Butters was one of multiple casualties for Port Adelaide as the visitors fell short in a brave comeback attempt against St Kilda at Marvel Stadium.
‘Keeps changing’: Souths give fresh Latrell update
Latrell Mitchell's fitness remains up in the air, according to Souths coach Wayne Bennett who will be without his star centre for their clash with Newcastle.
Trump claims 1000 missiles aimed at Iran, if he’s hurt
In a belligerent post on his Truth Social platform, US President Donald Trump says any assassination attempt against him would result in Iran's decimation.
‘Looking pretty good’: Kiwi star prevails in Townsville
Brodie Kostecki hasn't been able to convert his pole position into a win, with Matt Payne claiming victory in the second Supercars race of the Townsville 500.
Former Lions star winless at Eagles, but still loves it
Brandon Starcevich enjoyed a 70 per cent winning ratio at Brisbane, but he's embracing life at the rebuilding Eagles as the club emerges from a long rebuild.
Super-sub Merino punishes error as Spain go through
Mikel Merino scored late from a mistake by back-up Belgium goalkeeper Senne Lammens as Spain advanced to the World Cup semi-finals with a 2-1 win.
Djokovic hopes to return to Wimby after Sinner lesson
Champion Jannik Sinner has outplayed Novak Djokovic to power into the Wimbledon final again, where he'll meet Alexander Zverev.
Magpies’ Crisp avoids ban as record streak continues
Jack Crisp has escaped without any sanction and will continue his record-extending streak after the Collingwood veteran laid a tackle that led to a concussion.
Wests Tigers praise skipper after early release call
Jarome Luai is a free agent after Wests Tigers opted to cut ties with their prized five-eighth a year ahead of schedule.