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Japan Display Stock Soars With Retail Investors Despite ¥198B Loss
Japan Display ranks 2nd on Rakuten’s debut investor list across all age groups despite ¥198B loss and no dividend. Stock trades at ¥47, down from ¥164 peak in March 2026.
Junglia Okinawa Hits ¥10B Revenue in First Year, Draws 1M Visitors
Junglia Okinawa theme park celebrates one year with ¥10 billion revenue, 1 million visitors, and 89.2% satisfaction rating. Park cut wait times by 80% and doubled attractions available.
Australia’s Age Pension Thresholds Rise July 1: Who Gets a Boost
Age Pension deeming thresholds rose July 1, 2026. Single pensioners now have $66,800 at the lower rate, couples $110,600. Part-pensioners with investments may see modest payment increases.
ARN Wins Court Ruling to Use Sandilands Evidence in Jackie O $82M Lawsuit
Federal Court Justice Angus Stewart ruled ARN can use Kyle Sandilands’ affidavits to defend against Jackie O Henderson’s $82 million lawsuit over her KIIS FM dismissal.
Kawamura Struggles in Summer League, NBA Contract Uncertain July 26
Japanese point guard Yuki Kawamura finished Summer League averaging 8.2 points and 4.8 assists in five games, but struggled with three-point shooting at 7.7%. His NBA contract prospects with the Pacers remain uncertain.
Australian Farmers Face 30% Cost Surge as Fuel and Fertiliser Squeeze Margins
Australian farmers report 30% cost increases from fuel and fertiliser prices, with vegetable growers earning half their normal returns. North Queensland growers warn the crisis threatens farm viability.
Fulton Misses Weight Again, Wilson Fight Cancelled on Tszyu Card July 25
Stephen Fulton Jr. weighed in 6.5 pounds over the 133-pound limit, cancelling his fight with Australian boxer Liam Wilson on the Tszyu-Spence card in Sydney on July 25.
Australia’s 13 Million Spare Bedrooms Could Ease Housing Crisis if Pension Rules Change
Australia’s census on August 11 will update the count of 13 million spare bedrooms. Experts say changing pension rules could unlock rental supply and ease housing affordability.
Australia Leads Commonwealth Games Medal Tally With 13 Medals After Day One
Australia won 13 medals on day one of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, including six golds in swimming. Lani Pallister and Jenna Forrester led the charge in the pool.