Origin Energy, one of Australia's largest energy providers with 4.7 million customers, is investigating a suspected cyber attack. A hacker calling himself John Doe claims to have stolen personal details of two million customers, including names, phone numbers, birth dates, addresses and account details. The alleged cybercriminal has demanded Origin contact him within 14 days or he will leak the entire data set, with federal government and police now investigating the extortion attempt.

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Two teenage boys have been charged over an alleged arson attack at Cowra High School in central west New South Wales. A 17-year-old former student was arrested late Monday night after allegedly lighting the administration building on fire, while a 14-year-old has also been accused of involvement in the attack.

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Barnaby Joyce addressed his viral television moment where he abruptly told his farm dog Stella to sit down during a live ABC interview with Sarah Ferguson. The MP explained the dog was barking incessantly from under the deck during the interview, prompting his on-air instruction. Joyce later suggested his dog may have been trying to defend him from the interviewer.

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Former rugby league player Garry Sullivan, 78, has been refused bail over a 1994 armed robbery at a Chadstone cinema where two Armaguard employees and a bystander were shot. DNA evidence allegedly links the career criminal to the cold case.

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Donald Trump has announced plans to strike a deeply buried Iranian nuclear facility at Pickaxe Mountain as the conflict escalates into its eleventh night of missile strikes. The U.S. has identified Sergeant Michael Emmanuel Swinton from North Carolina as the fourth American soldier killed this week, who died during a controlled explosion of an Iranian drone. Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels are threatening to block the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, which could cut world oil exports by 7 percent.

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Roger Rogoff, a former judge and prosecutor, was unanimously appointed as U.S. Attorney by federal judges, only to be fired by the Trump administration less than an hour later. Rogoff has filed a lawsuit claiming his dismissal violates the Constitution.

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The Federal Government is launching a national awareness campaign called 'Miscarriage Matters' as part of a $10 million package to support the nearly 300 Australian families who experience miscarriage daily. The campaign will provide online information and support offices across the country offering practical advice for those experiencing pregnancy loss and their support networks. Olympian and Dr Jana Pittman, who has experienced four miscarriages herself, is leading the initiative to break the silence around pregnancy loss.

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Australia's women's kayak team of Jess Fox, Noemi Fox and Kate Eckhardt won gold at the Canoe Slalom World Championship in Oklahoma City, defeating France by just 0.64 seconds. Artist David Bromley is creating tribute pieces celebrating Peter Brock's legendary racing career, including his nine Bathurst victories, to be displayed at Bathurst in October marking 20 years since his passing.

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The wreckage of Pan Am Flight 256, missing for 74 years, has been discovered 2,000 feet below the surface off the coast of Puerto Rico. The plane crashed on 11 April 1952 after losing two engines shortly after departing San Juan, killing 52 of the 69 people on board. The discovery was made by a Discovery Channel team using an advanced autonomous underwater drone, revealing the fuselage and iconic Pan Am logo of the Clipper Endeavour, and serving as a reminder of the tragedy that led to mandatory pre-flight safety briefings.

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Pan Am Flight 256, which crashed off Puerto Rico on 11 April 1952 killing 52 of 69 people on board, has been discovered 2,000 feet below the ocean surface after 74 years. A Discovery Channel team using an advanced autonomous underwater drone located the Clipper Endeavour's fuselage with its iconic Pan Am logo intact in the waters near San Juan. The tragedy led to mandatory pre-flight safety briefings becoming standard in aviation, as passengers in 1952 were not informed about emergency exits or flotation devices.

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