While Bad Bunny was turning heads at the Met Gala this morning, Australian fans received news that the Latin hip hop and pop superstar would soon make his first ever trip Down Under, with the 31-year-old Puerto Rican singer set to play one Australian concert in February 2026.

The Israeli military carried out an airstrike on Yemen’s main airport in Sanaa on Tuesday, its second attack in two days on Iran-aligned Houthi rebels after a surge in tensions between the group and Israel.

Former Blues, All Blacks Sevens and Commonwealth Games silver medallist Bryce Heem has announced his retirement from rugby.

Cardinals who will take part in the secret conclave to elect a new Catholic pope began checking into two Vatican hotels on Tuesday, where they will be barred from contact with the outside world as they decide who should succeed Pope Francis.

Japan and Fiji have formalized a $27.2 million grant from Japan’s Economic Social Development Programme for a Disaster Response Multipurpose Vessel.

Social media influencers are soaking up the sights and sounds of Fiji as they take part in Tourism Super Week in Denarau.

WWF Pacific is hosting a two-day capacity-building workshop in Suva to support efforts in tracking and protecting endangered marine turtles.

Inter Milan substitute Davide Frattesi struck an extra-time winner to send his side into the Champions League final following a barnstorming 4-3 victory over Barcelona this morning after Francesco Acerbi had rescued them from the brink of elimination with a stunning equaliser deep in added time.

Multiple loud explosions were heard in several places in Pakistan and Pakistani Kashmir on Wednesday as India said it had attacked “terrorist infrastructure” in nine sites and Pakistan vowed to respond to the attacks.

Former lead singer of the Supremes and disco queen Diana Ross put the red carpet on pause when she made a stunning return to the Met Gala.

Explosions and fires rocked Sudan’s wartime capital, Port Sudan, on Tuesday, a witness said, part of a days-long drone assault that has torched the country’s biggest fuel depots and damaged its main gateway for humanitarian aid.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visited the White House on Tuesday for his first talks with Donald Trump and bluntly told the U.S. president that Canada would never be for sale.