A new species of monkey has been discovered in the Democratic Republic of Congo, locally called Likweli by villagers. The shy primates live in tall trees and are characterised by their small size, black fur, orange lips, and distinctive head fur. Researchers interviewed residents from 21 villages in the region to gather information about the species.

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King Charles and Queen Camilla visited a historic UK brewery celebrating its 250th anniversary, where the King pulled a pint. The royal visit occurred the day after England's World Cup semi-final defeat, with Charles appearing subdued following the loss.

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Giovanni Castellucci, a former Italian motorway boss, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in the 2018 Genoa bridge collapse that killed 43 people. The bridge gave way during a summer storm, sending vehicles plummeting to the ground below. Castellucci was convicted of being complicit in manslaughter for failing to maintain the bridge and is already serving a six-year sentence for a previous rail disaster.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces criticism for deciding not to attend this year's Garma Festival, despite promising last year to return every year he serves as Prime Minister. He cites not having had a day off all year and plans to attend another festival in the Northern Territory instead. The decision has drawn comparisons to other perceived broken promises, including energy bill reductions and stage three tax cuts. Additionally, five government departments spent over $80,000 in taxpayer funds to send staff to a women's leadership summit featuring former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, with tickets costing up to $4,500.

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Australians have spent seven billion dollars during the FIFA World Cup period, with significant increases in hospitality and retail sectors. Takeaway outlets saw a 6.8 per cent rise year-over-year, cafes and restaurants increased by 5.5 per cent, and bars and hotels experienced a 5.2 per cent boost. Sporting equipment and fan merchandise sales jumped by nine per cent, demonstrating strong consumer spending despite earlier economic pullbacks.

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Mary Jo Shannon, mother of Kris Jenner and grandmother to the Kardashian family, has died at the age of 91. The matriarch, known as MJ, was a regular presence on the family's reality television series Keeping Up With The Kardashians. The family has not disclosed an official cause of death.

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The Blue Angels acrobatics team performed an ultra-low flyover at Pensacola Beach, Florida, causing umbrellas to fly and frightening spectators who ducked for cover. The US Navy has launched an investigation into the stunts performed by their famed demonstration team.

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Donald Trump is scheduled to deliver a rare primetime address focusing on the integrity of the 2020 US election, which he has long claimed was affected by voter fraud. The address is also expected to cover the escalating conflict with Iran, following fresh US strikes on the country and retaliatory Iranian attacks on US bases in Bahrain, Jordan and Kuwait. A peace deal signed between the two nations just weeks earlier appears to have collapsed after Iran allegedly violated terms by firing on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.

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Sam Mack broadcasts from Pran Markets in Melbourne, Australia's longest continuously running market established in 1864. The historic market features over 120 stalls, shops and small businesses. The segment includes a national weather forecast and a visit to Reliable Fruit, one of the market's vendors.

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Adelaide Crows defender Josh Worrell has been charged with careless driving and failing to notify police after allegedly striking a 29-year-old pedestrian with his Hilux on his way to training at Westlakes on Friday. Worrell allegedly drove the injured pedestrian to hospital before reporting the incident to police outside the required 90-minute window. The charges carry maximum penalties of 15 years and 12 months imprisonment respectively, though Worrell is cleared to play against the Swans on Friday.

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