Pundits are "entitled to their opinions" on the loss to the USA, Mile Jedinak has said.

There are only 40 people from this country in Australia — one of them tells SBS News how it feels to see their team shine in the World Cup.

The Security Council said aid workers were preparing for the movement of large numbers of people from an area in the country's south.

The federal government has quietly launched a rapid review into a controversial algorithm after older Australians sound the alarm.

A dramatic comeback has ended a 12-year curse for the Germans in the World Cup.

This town isn't waiting for the energy transition — it's powering it.

The crisis in Bolivia have worsened since April as roadblocks and demonstrations crippled the nation.

Scotland fails to score against Morocco and the USA becomes first team in World Cup history to benefit from own-goals in consecutive games.

In a pivotal election, Israel faces a stark choice between Benjamin Netanyahu's camp and those determined to replace him.

Burnham's career has taken him parliament to the mayor's office in Greater Manchester and back again. Now, he faces his greatest political test.

Wahi, who was linked to an investigation into suspected sports corruption, has been given travel authorisation.

Experts say the concern is not how common anti-sunscreen posts are, but how effectively they capture attention.

Lebanon's safety is a significant condition of the newly-minted peace deal.

Around 2.7 million small businesses will be offered an exemption from the proposed capital gains tax reforms, amid backlash.

It is a major gamble for Qantas, involving billions of dollars in aircraft, cabin upgrades and research into passenger health on ultra-long flights.

A former colleague has revealed the demanding fitness and diet standards imposed by Socceroos coach Tony Popovic.

The One Nation leader said she would seek to ban immigrants from countries that fostered "radical Islam".

Kylian Mbappe has overtaken football legend Lionel Messi's record, securing 14 World Cup goals.

Property prices may be softening, but experts warn trying to pick the bottom of the market is rarely simple.

Australia has marked a tragic milestone, new figures suggest.

Europe is bracing for more extreme heat as temperatures climb and authorities impose restrictions.

Some of Australia's most exciting sporting moments could be coming at a life-changing cost to players.

Albanese says he will deal with whoever is in power as pressure mounts on Keir Starmer's leadership.

The alleged attacks come against a backdrop of rising anti-immigration sentiment in the UK.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he knew Australians were still "under pressure".

A video posted on social media showed what appeared to be the front of one train entangled with the back of another.

The patriotic makeover of the historic Lincoln Memorial monument has gone disastrously wrong.

Australia's first case of the deadly H5N1 avian influenza has been confirmed.

Socceroos' coach Tony Popovic's surprise first-half lineup was no match for the USA's offence.

The H5 avian influenza has never been detected on mainland Australia before — the last continent on Earth without a confirmed case.

Vice President JD Vance has been on a media tour defending Donald Trump's negotiations with Iran.

Migrant advocates say the Socceroos' diversity sends a message that they belong and is a counterpoint to anti-migrant sentiment.

Experts warn terms like 'super El Niño' can oversimplify forecasts and Australian impacts.

Thousands of Vodafone customers reported outages across the country earlier on Thursday.

England have opened their World Cup campaign with a victory over Croatia, while Portugal were held to a draw against DR Congo.

Ghanaian Australians are preparing to summon some serious vibes to spur on Ghana's Black Stars to "shock the world".

The Socceroos say they're laser-focused on defeating a strong USA side, and aren't worried about media, or their previous victory.

FBI director Kash Patel says "allegedly planned attacks were stopped cold" by authorities.

Jess chose to be child-free and had her fallopian tubes removed. She says she feels dismissed when people say she'll regret it.

Graham Arnold has already proven himself a legend to 46 million Iraqis. How far can he go?

Donald Trump has threatened Iran as peace talks started in Switzerland, with Lebanon emerging as a major test.

A windfall can bring stability and a sense of contentment for some. For others, it is a more complex experience, exposing vulnerabilities.

A controversial World Cup-first unfolded during the Paraguay-Türkiye clash, with some opinions divided.

The Lebanon truce appeared fragile as Israeli forces and the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah attacked each other.

Australian journalist Francis Farrell is living in Ukraine to document the human cost of war. He says the reality for many is grim.

After a crushing loss to the USA, the Socceroos will have one more shot to qualify for the next round.

Australia's substitutes sparked an improved second-half display, but the damage had already been done with a 2-0 loss to the USA.

A last-minute flare-up of violence has seen 47 killed in Lebanon and four Israeli soldiers.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir responded to the deaths of four IDF soldiers with a grave threat: "Lebanon must burn".

The health minister has denied claims that he is vying to be the next prime minister.

Co-hosts Canada thrashed Qatar 6-0, while Lionel Messi is dealing with his father's ill health.

Don Craigie has spent almost 40 years fighting to prove that racism marred the 1988 investigation into the death of his nephew Mark Haines.

A less diverse Australia might not benefit the economy as some expect, experts suggest.

Here is everything you need to know about the 14-point agreement between the US and Iran.

What happens when the property-buying dream becomes tinged with regret?

Once Israel's "greatest friend" in the White House, could Donald Trump's latest comments signal trouble for Israel and the US?

While restrictions have been eased in some areas, Foreign Minister Penny Wong has warned against non-essential travel.

Trump's calling it a win. Netanyahu's under mounting pressure. Experts say it might only get the US back to square one.

The massive buildup of weapons is part of an Asia-wide regional defence strategy to counter the rise of China.

Leviticus turns queer romance into horror — and into a conversation about how these stories end.