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American singer Oliver Tree has died aged 32.

‘Lovely soul’: US musician Oliver Tree killed in helicopter crash in Brazil

The Life Goes On singer was slated to perform in Australia in October as part of his coming world tour, with shows booked for Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide.

  • Kayla Olaya

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Brazil bungee jumping.

Rope jumper falls to her death after staff ‘forget’ to attach safety cord

The 21-year-old woman fell to her death from a bridge in Brazil after staff overseeing her rope jump launched her over the edge without attaching a safety rope.

  • Henry Samuel
Connor Metcalfe is swarmed by Socceroos teammates.

FIFA World Cup 2026 results as it happened: ‘Who got the goals? We got the goals’: Irankunda responds to Turkey’s talk

Nestory Irankunda and Connor Metcalfe delivered Australia’s first win in a World Cup opener since 2006 to set up a blockbuster showdown next Saturday with Group D rivals and hosts USA.

  • Emma Kemp, Frances Howe, Nick Ralston and Roy Ward
Health workers disinfect their path after handling the corpse of a person thought to have died of Ebola in the DCR.

Brazil monitors patients for Ebola as travellers return from Africa

The virus is also being detected across a widening swath of the DRC’s conflict-hit east as health authorities struggle to trace exposed contacts and determine the true scale of the epidemic.

  • Rhea Rose Abraham
Chappell Roan has dumped her talent agency.

‘I don’t hate children’: Chappell Roan hits back at soccer star’s claims

The singer has responded to allegations that a member of her security team confronted a young fan and her mum in a São Paulo hotel.

  • Kayla Olaya
Lord Mayor Nick Reece poses for photos during his visit to India.

‘Is it value for money?’: How Nick Reece spent $150k overseas in four months

Melbourne’s lord mayor billed ratepayers for business class flights and luxury hotels as he and his team visited China, Japan, Brazil and India.

  • Cara Waters
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Joao Fonseca and his legion of fans are taking the tennis world by storm.

He’s 19, charismatic and rocketing up the rankings. Meet the next big thing in tennis

Brazilian Joao Fonseca is the only teenager inside the ATP Tour’s top 30, and he has an army of supporters following his every move.

  • Marc McGowan
World leaders react to Venezuela crisis

The leaders who were outraged and those who were delighted by Trump’s strike on Venezuela

Some leaders, like Anthony Albanese, have taken a muted response to the Trump administration’s activities in Venezuela. Others have been far more forthright.

  • Matthew Knott
From a distance, Rio’s colourful favelas look appealing.

Authentic insight or voyeurism? My struggle with slum tourism

I saw a colourful, poor neighbourhood from a distance and wanted to visit it. But I learnt just how thorny, divisive and nuanced the issue is.

  • Gary Nunn
Lionel Messi and the World Cup in 2022.

Australia among nations driving demand for World Cup tickets despite ‘disgraceful prices’

FIFA received five million requests for World Cup tickets in the first 24 hours of the latest sales phase, it says, despite an outcry over prices.

  • Rory Carroll