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News from the ABC Australia When Irankunda ran to the corner to emulate Cahill, it was a pre-planned tribute Nestory Irankunda's childhood hero is none other than Tim Cahill. So it was fitting that more than 20 years after Cahill's famous celebration, this generation's Socceroos hero paid tribute. Stalked, intimidated, but Annie couldn't break her lease without paying Annie feared for her safety from a new next-door neighbour in northern Tasmania, but was told she couldn't break her lease without continuing to pay rent. She was then sexually assaulted. Swiss voters set to reject population cap in referendum A projection shows voters prioritising economic stability and the country's ties with the European Union over immigration concerns. Like a 'tin of sardines': The library programs at bursting point on Melbourne's fringe Local councils and Public Libraries Victoria say the way public libraries are funded across Victoria needs reform, with communities in Melbourne's growth corridors described as "chronically underfunded". AI company set to become Tasmania's biggest power user Artificial intelligence company Firmus Technologies will become Tasmania's biggest power user if its ambitions to establish three "AI factories" in the state come to fruition. Cowboy country turns into World Cup epicentre in Dallas Japan and Netherlands fans are turning out in big numbers in Dallas, Texas, as the city embraces its status as the main World Cup hub. Japan to roll out nationwide LGBTQIA+ education for the first time The country is taking a big step in its efforts to address gay rights but not everyone is convinced it goes far enough. Business groups urge rejection of CGT changes Business groups are urging the government to scrap its capital gains tax changes as the first tranche of measures is scrutinised at a parliamentary inquiry. Trump criticises Netanyahu after Israeli strikes on Beirut derail Iran peace deal US President Donald Trump maintains the deal to end the conflict between the US and Iran will be signed despite Iran challenging the timeline, as he tells Israel not to carry out further attacks on Lebanon. Locals affected by Ireland's AI data centre boom share 'cautionary tales' As Australia and other countries embark on a new wave of AI-driven data centre development, locals in Ireland share how the runaway growth of the facilities can affect everyday life. National policy accused of creating 'economic stolen generation' Almost $15 billion has been spent via the federal government's Indigenous Procurement Policy, but after a decade critics say it's failed to make a significant difference to Indigenous people due to the practice of 'black cladding'. Dream holidays shattered in $4.3 million travel agency collapse Australian travellers who collectively lost millions after a travel agency collapsed are calling for an overhaul of consumer protections in the sector.  Palestinians fear 'archaeology has become a tool' in Israel's plans for West Bank Palestinians believe there is more to Israel's recently announced plans to develop heritage sites along the West Bank, arguing archaeology has "become a tool, a mechanism, to justify settlement and justify the displacement of Palestinians" across the area. Dashdot customers urged to proceed days before collapse Emails and messages seen by ABC News show Dashdot's staff were still encouraging prospective customers to engage with the buyers agency shortly before it entered voluntary liquidation. Are we in for a prolonged pause on interest rates? Some economists think so Most experts are tipping interest rates will remain on hold but the question is when will they come down. Musk's trillions fuelled by AI and his pied piper power over investors To get a sense of the difference between the Tesla and SpaceX IPOs, consider that 1.7 billion seconds ago was 1972, when Elton John released Rocket Man, while 1.7 trillion seconds ago was 52,000BC, when we shared the planet with Neanderthals. 'Absolutely terrified': Scolyer's doctor reveals fears of experimental therapy Just 11 weeks before he died, Richard Scolyer cycled 500km in four days. In his last major TV interview, the celebrated pathologist tells Australian Story the secret to a fulfilling life and his doctor reveals the huge risks he took to try new brain cancer treatment. History quiz: Test yourself on these past events When was Salt Lake City awarded the XIX Winter Olympics? And how much do you know about the Fast and the Furious films? Test yourself in this week's history quiz. New doco charts Rolf Harris's downfall from media king to criminal Plus Brisbane is a main character in a new rom-com, Russell T Davies delivers a devastating drama, and we bring you more shows lighting up TV this month. Rhinos, a river of gold and world domination: This week's Race Around The World From dating in Jamaica to world domination in Greenland, catch up on the films from the second week of the new season of Race Around The World. News from the BBC World Service Royal Marines board Russian shadow fleet oil tanker in English Channel Marines were joined by National Crime Agency officers in the six-hour long operation in the early hours of Sunday. Tech firms had 'enough time' says Nandy, ahead of social media announcement The prime minister is expected to announce measures on protecting teenagers online on Monday. 11 skydivers and pilot killed in US plane crash The plane had just taken off in the US state of Missouri, but failed to gain altitude, according to local emergency responders. UK electric car sales target set to be weakened The new target hasn't yet been decided, with different numbers under consideration, the BBC understands. Thunderstorms threaten Trump's UFC cage fight on the White House lawn Thousands are expected at the mixed martial arts fight, which coincides with Trump's 80th birthday. Watch: Protesters clash with police ahead of G7 summit in Geneva Swiss police deployed a water cannon and fired tear gas to disperse anti-G7 protesters after clashes. Swiss voters reject 10 million population cap Nearly 55% of participants voted against the proposal to cap population by cutting migration, results show. Farage vows to ban foreign nationals from social housing The Reform UK leader says tenants would have three months to find a new home or face potential deportation. UK and Japan agree £18bn investment deal Japanese firms will spend billions on UK infrastructure and offshore wind, Downing Street says. 'Boyfriend duties call,' Trudeau says after skipping Canada match to watch Perry Cameras caught Perry running off stage to greet the former Canadian leader with a kiss. How will Scotland approach Morocco game after opening win? How will Scotland approach Group C games against Morocco and Brazil after a tense opening victory over Haiti in Boston? BBC Sport pundits choose England World Cup XIs - who would you pick? Thomas Tuchel will pick his first England World Cup team on Wednesday, when the Three Lions take on Croatia. BBC Sport pundits choose their starting XIs - who would you pick? Jubilation as Scotland fans celebrate win Supporters gathered in bars and venues across the country in the early hours to watch the match against Haiti. 'The new Emma' - positives Raducanu can take from Queen's to Wimbledon Emma Raducanu falls agonisingly short at Queen's after losing in Sunday's final - but there are huge positives to take with Wimbledon just around the corner. MP opens up on 30-year fight for period healthcare White wants endometriosis diagnosis and treatment waiting times to be prioritised by the NHS. Vincent's parents 'never say he's good enough' - so he turned to a middle-aged couple online A niche group of content creators called "virtual parents" have become hugely popular among young people. Grenfell ninth anniversary 'particularly difficult' Damel Carayol, from Humanity for Grenfell, speaks about his feelings nine years after the fire. As Trump turns 80, what's it really like to work as an octogenarian? As President Donald Trump celebrates his birthday, we ask people who have worked into their 80s themselves about what it takes to keep going. 007 First Light: The soundtrack secrets of the hit video game The BBC went behind the scenes as the score for the blockbuster James Bond video game was recorded. Why the US economy keeps defying the odds Why has the American economy continued to outperform so many of its peers, despite facing the same global shocks? Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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