Police in Winter Park, Florida, were called to a dispute between a youth soccer tournament organiser and the family of a three-year-old player named Nevada. The organiser told officers the boy was pushing other players and asked for his removal. Nevada's parents said he was being removed because he was too good for his opponents. Body camera footage shows the organiser praising the boy's skills. Officers did not cite the family, saying they lacked the power to do so.
Jurors have been shown CCTV footage of accused police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon. The footage allegedly shows him enlisting the help of several friends after he murdered his ex-partner.
The Real Housewives of Atlanta star Eva Marcille faces a legal dispute with her Alpharetta, Georgia, homeowners association over alleged maintenance violations. The HOA claims she owes over $31,000 in unpaid assessments and fines, citing issues like overgrown landscaping and visible trash cans. Marcille's lawyer and ex-husband, Michael T. Sterling, has vowed to fight the charges, arguing they are minor and should not threaten her homeownership. Sterling also referenced recent Georgia legislation aimed at improving HOA accountability. Marcille purchased the property in 2019 and has referred to it as her 'forever' home.
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Crew members on the new Spirit of Tasmania V fell ill with shigella after food was taken on in South Africa, according to a union. The Australian Institute of Marine and Power Engineers says the majority of the crew became unwell by the time the ship reached Mauritius. With several engineers unwell, the ship sailed with fewer fit crew, and the union says engineers were denied a shorthanded allowance. The employer, ASP Ships Group, says the ship's classification meant extra crew were not required and that crew received appropriate medical care.
Karl Stefanovic has avoided a court hearing after a dispute with his podcast co-owner, Keshnee Ibrahim, was discontinued. Ibrahim held a 45 per cent stake in The Karl Stefanovic Show and had gone to the NSW Supreme Court, claiming oppressive conduct and fearing she would be removed as a director. A notice of discontinuance was filed on Friday, and reports suggest a confidential settlement lets Stefanovic buy out her share. Formal orders are due on Monday. The case followed his controversial interview with Stephen Yaxley Lennon, after which Nine ended his contract.
Karl Stefanovic has avoided a court hearing after a dispute with his podcast co-owner, Keshnee Ibrahim, was discontinued. Ibrahim held a 45 per cent stake in The Karl Stefanovic Show and had gone to the NSW Supreme Court, claiming oppressive conduct and fearing she would be removed as a director. A notice of discontinuance was filed on Friday, and reports suggest a confidential settlement lets Stefanovic buy out her share. Formal orders are due on Monday. The case followed his controversial interview with Stephen Yaxley Lennon, after which Nine ended his contract.
Courtney accuses Dan and site managers of conspiring against her on The Block 2026. She claims they deliberately withheld information about her pool design, while Dan argues the oversight was minor. Meanwhile, Tayla confronts Chantel after discovering her pool tiles were incorrectly delivered and installed, but the issue is resolved without major delays. Contestants receive news about secret big-ticket items added to their outdoor areas, including fireplaces and sculptures.
New Zealand Rugby has filed a High Court case to stop the NRL's Papua New Guinea team from using the 'Chiefs' name. The Waikato-based Super Rugby Chiefs have used the name since 1996. The NRL's Australian Rugby League Commission says the complaint is hypocritical, citing the 1996 launch of the Auckland Blues Super Rugby franchise. The PNG team is set to debut in 2028 with significant Australian government funding.
The City of Joondalup and the WA State Government are in a dispute over beach fees for educational swimming programs. The city charges the Department of Education over $20,000 a year to use Mullaloo and Sorrento beaches, which the department requested to be waived. The council voted against exempting government departments from these fees, with Mayor Daniel Kingston arguing the costs should be covered by the state's surplus. Education Minister Sabine Winton criticised the decision, stating it could impact public safety measures.
Cristiano Ronaldo, 41, has left Portugal's national team camp following a dispute with coach Jorge Jesus, citing unfulfilled promises. A 2011 video of Ronaldo defending manager Paulo Bento's decision to drop Ricardo Carvalho has resurfaced, highlighting a similar situation. Ronaldo, then supportive of Bento's authority, now faces criticism for his own departure, which some attribute to reduced playing time. Ronaldo has apologised and accepted potential punishment, acknowledging his role as team captain. The incident has sparked debate about his expectations and treatment within the squad.
