29 July 2021
There may be no live crowds, but a friendly time zone, working from home and endless options for watching the events of your choosing is making us feel like we're there, writes Paul Kennedy.
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29 Jul: The number of pregnant women who are dying with COVID-19 in Indonesia is anticipated to increase, as expectant mothers opt for voluntary c-sections or give birth at home out of fear they will catch the virus at the hospital.... more
29 Jul: Gymnastics superstar Simone Biles says the support she has received has made her realise she is much more than just her athletic achievements.... more
29 Jul: Aung San Suu Kyi's close Australian advisor Sean Turnell was arrested in Myanmar six months ago and taken to a prison which is now fighting a major coronavirus outbreak.... more
29 Jul: In the shadow of the Tokyo Olympics, COVID-19 infections are increasing to records never before seen in the Japanese capital, and doctors are terrified of what happens next.... more
29 Jul: After fleeing her homeland at the age of eight, Rose Nathike grew up in a refugee camp where "only the boys" could play sport. At 27, she's now competing at the Olympics.... more
29 Jul: Patty Mills is perhaps the most legendary Boomer, but if the Aussies are to win their first Olympic basketball medal, he's going to need the best version of sharpshooter Joe Ingles by his side.... more
29 Jul: Malaysian police investigate after a Kuala Lumpur resident allegedly breaches the country's lockdown restrictions by chartering a helicopter to satisfy their craving for a famously delicious rice dish.... more
28 Jul: While Australia has become the latest country to approve the Pfizer vaccine for children aged 12 and over, the US has already been having trials for babies and young children.... more
