Hooper’s Aussie return sealed, but not until 2029
Tom Hooper will return to Super Rugby Pacific after confirming a move from England’s Exeter to the Queensland Reds, but not until 2029.
Olympics committee lifts ban on Russian athletes | Morning News Bulletin 8 July 2026
The antisemitism Royal Commission hears concerns over a video targeting a prominent Jewish leader; Nigel Farage quits as an MP amid donation allegations; a ban on Russian athletes competing at the Olympic Games is lifted.
Today in Hockey History: July 7
This a significant date in NHL history as a pair of signings made it easier for players from Europe to come over, forever changing the game.
Patrick Reed Speaks Out on His PGA Tour Career as LIV Golf Ban Ends in 7 Weeks
As Patrick Reed inches closer to serving out his suspension, the 35-year-old shares insight into his career on the PGA Tour.
Dallas Mavericks head coach Dusty May shares vision for team’s NBA championship future
New Dallas Mavericks head coach Dusty May plans to rely on both veterans and rookie Cooper Flagg as he transitions from college basketball to the NBA.
What mock drafts think the Brewers will do in 2026 MLB Draft
With the Major League Baseball draft right around the corner July 11, a look at players mock drafts have connected to the Milwaukee Brewers.
Ancient human footprints discovery could rewrite the history of migration
Human footprint fossils thought to be around 115,000 years old which could change our historical understanding of human migration, may have been discovered by scientists.
kind government report says AI not yet causing mass job lay
Artificial intelligence is not yet causing a broad disruption to Australia’s labour market, according to a government report.
FedEx Is Abandoning Its Supply Chain Business. FDX Stock Investors Need the Logistics Giant to Protect Its Core Network.
FedEx is selling FedEx Supply Chain to shipping giant CMA CGM for $1.4 billion, narrowing its focus to premium B2B shipping, logistics, and freight moves.
Challenges in the hospitality industry
THIS year, the country’s hospitality industry stands at a strategic inflection point. The post-pandemic recovery has matured into a more complex equilibrium, one defined not simply by returning tourist volumes, but by intensified competition, rising labor expectations, environmental constraints, and the growing dominance of global hotel chains and digital platforms.