UFC Doubles Fight Bonuses to $100k, Adds New $25k Awards
The UFC announces major increases to post-fight bonuses ahead of its first Paramount+ event, doubling awards to $100,000 and introducing new $25,000 TKO/submission bonuses.
Category : Policymaking
Trump to Miss Super Bowl, Slams Performers as 'Terrible'
Donald Trump will not attend the Super Bowl in California, citing the long distance, and has criticised the NFL's choice of Bad Bunny and Green Day as performers, reigniting culture-war debates.
Winter Storm Forces NBA and College Game Rescheduling
A severe winter storm impacting 34 states from Texas to Maine has caused widespread rescheduling of sporting events, including NBA games and major college basketball matchups, due to safety concerns.
Goolagong Cawley Day Spotlights Indigenous Sport and Racism
The Australian Open's Evonne Goolagong Cawley Day celebrates Indigenous culture, but experts warn meaningful change in sport requires structural anti-racism reforms.
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UFC White House Event: Ten Potential Fighters Revealed
Donald Trump and Dana White plan a historic UFC event at the White House for America's 250th anniversary. Discover ten top fighters who could feature on the blockbuster card.
Concacaf President's $3m Salary for Five Hours Weekly Work
Victor Montagliani, president of Concacaf, reportedly earns over $3m annually for just five hours of work per week, according to IRS filings. The compensation raises questions about non-profit organisation pay structures.
Sayers Daughters Back Father in AFL Image Scandal Court Battle
Bronte and Claudia Sayers issue joint statement supporting father Luke amid defamation case brought by mother Cate over explicit image scandal investigation.
Daniel Naroditsky Death Ruled Accidental by Medical Examiner
Medical authorities in North Carolina have concluded that American chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky died from an undiagnosed heart condition, with drug use listed as contributory but not fatal.
Belgian Fans Jailed in Kazakhstan for Borat Stunt
Three Belgian football supporters have received five-day prison sentences in Kazakhstan for wearing Borat-style mankinis during a Champions League match, highlighting ongoing sensitivity around the film's portrayal.
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AFL Stars Deny Presence in Brawl, Fight Charges
Richmond's Dion Prestia and Melbourne's Steven May appeared in court, denying involvement in a Sorrento brawl and seeking withdrawal of criminal charges through their lawyer.
Stefon Diggs Thanks Cardi B for Support During Legal Battle
New England Patriots star Stefon Diggs publicly thanked girlfriend Cardi B for her unwavering support as he faces serious felony charges, with his arraignment delayed until after Super Bowl LX.
France Rejects World Cup Boycott Over Trump Greenland Threats
French sports minister Marina Ferrari says government has 'no desire' to boycott 2026 World Cup despite political pressure over Donald Trump's Greenland annexation threats.
Trump's Greenland Plans Spark World Cup Boycott Fears
Senior football officials express alarm over US interest in Greenland, with European federations considering a World Cup boycott amid diplomatic tensions.
Surfer Killed by 'Car-Sized' Shark in Front of Friends
Brad Smith, 29, was fatally attacked by a massive great white shark while surfing near Gracetown, Australia. Witnesses described the predator as 'as wide as a car'.
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Football Leaders Discuss Trump Greenland Threat
European football officials have held talks on responding to Donald Trump's potential annexation of Greenland, with concerns over World Cup implications and possible boycotts.
A-List Stars Dazzle at Australian Open Marquee Parties
The Australian Open's glamorous side events attracted numerous celebrities in Melbourne, with Nadia Bartel, Lindy Klim, and others showcasing chic fashion at exclusive lounges and parties.
Australia's New Hate Speech Laws Set to Pass
Australia is poised to enact its toughest-ever hate speech laws, with bipartisan support expected in parliament. The move follows the Bondi terror attack and includes new powers to ban extremist groups.
Aspinall questions Saudi darts crowd atmosphere
Nathan Aspinall has cast doubt on the future of darts in Saudi Arabia after criticising the subdued atmosphere at the Riyadh Masters. Read his full assessment here.
Brianna Ghey's Mother Urges Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Esther Ghey, mother of murdered teenager Brianna, joins bereaved parents urging PM Keir Starmer to back a ban on under-16s using social media. Key Lords vote imminent.
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Hillsborough Law amendment pulled over spy agency concerns
The government has withdrawn a controversial amendment to the Hillsborough Law after fears it could exempt intelligence agencies. Ministers are now in talks with campaigners to find a way forward.
Labour pulls Hillsborough Law after backlash
The government has withdrawn its flagship Hillsborough Law after victims' families and MPs objected to clauses giving security services power over disclosure. Read the full story.
Hillsborough Law spy amendment pulled after backlash
Ministers withdraw controversial security services amendment to the Hillsborough Law following fierce criticism. Talks with campaigners and families continue to shape the duty of candour legislation.
Jewish leaders urge compromise on Australian hate speech laws
Jewish leaders in Australia call for urgent political compromise on hate speech laws after the government drops a serious vilification offence from contentious new legislation.
California defies Trump with free MLK Day park entry
California will offer free admission to 200 state parks on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, directly opposing a Trump administration order that removed the holiday from the list of free entry days for national parks.
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Labour Needs a 'Theory of Reform' for Public Services
Ryan Wain argues that piecemeal changes are failing the UK. A new, AI-era blueprint for public services, not just more money, is needed to deliver better outcomes and restore trust. Read the analysis.
PM Splits Controversial Bill After Coalition, Greens Object
Anthony Albanese divides contentious legislation, dropping racial vilification laws to secure gun reform. Parliament to debate new firearms laws on Tuesday. Read the latest.
PM Splits Gun Laws from Hate Speech Bill
PM Anthony Albanese separates gun control laws from controversial hate speech provisions, ensuring tougher firearm rules pass parliament. Read the latest on Australia's legislative response.
Trump takes shot at Canada at Panthers' White House event
Donald Trump used a White House celebration for the Florida Panthers to mock Canada's 32-year Stanley Cup drought. The former president reignited a fierce sporting rivalry ahead of the Winter Olympics.
Govt to Scrap 'Islamophobia' for 'Anti-Muslim Hostility'
Ministers plan to abandon the term 'Islamophobia' for a broader definition critics warn could criminalise honest debate. Read the full analysis of this pivotal policy shift.
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Starmer: All options on table for under-16s social media ban
Prime Minister Keir Starmer vows 'further action' to protect children online, with a potential under-16s social media ban under review. Health Secretary Wes Streeting backs the move.
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