Cherry-Evans joins Sattler, Coyne with immortal moment
Scott Sattler says there was symmetry between his own famous 2003 grand final tackle and the stunning effort by Maroons captain Daly Cherry-Evans in Brisbane.
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McDonald won’t guarantee Warner’s spot for Manchester
Australia's coach Andrew McDonald has not guaranteed David Warner his spot for the Old Trafford Ashes Test, with Cameron Green fit and Mitch Marsh firing.
Vondrousova wins see-saw tie with Pegula to reach semis
Unseeded Czech Marketa Vondrousova has reached the women's semi-finals at Wimbledon with a three-set defeat of American fourth seed Jessica Pegula.
Stuart Dew sacked, next Suns coach must ‘close gap’
The Suns have sacked coach Stuart Dew with 18 months to run on his AFL contract, with former Richmond mentor Damien Hardwick heavily linked to replace him.
‘Embarrassing’: Eels’ Brown addresses pub incident
A remorseful Dylan Brown says he'll stop drinking as he bids to regain trust in the wake of being found guilty of sexually touching a woman without her consent.
Rates and inflation keeping clamp on consumer sentiment
The threat of more interest rate increases is weighing heavily on the minds of consumers as high inflation proves hard to dislodge.
TikTok admits ‘serious misconduct’ in surveilling press
Executives from social media platform TikTok admit serious changes are needed in the wake of misconduct by "rogue employees" who allegedly spied on journalists.
NZ volcano tourists weren’t warned of risks, trial told
A New Zealand prosecutor says tourists received no safety warnings before they landed on the country's most active volcano ahead of a deadly eruption in 2019.
Tigers prop Utoikamanu hasn’t taken NSW axing to heart
Wests Tigers prop Stefano Utoikamanu is hungry for another chance in the State of Origin arena after shrugging off his axing from the NSW side for game three.
Brandon Smith leads reinforcements for Roosters
Brandon Smith is one of several players back on deck for the Sydney Roosters, while Nathan Cleary has been named among Penrith's reserves for round 20.
Chats with Fittler, Johns reassure NSW skipper Tedesco
James Tedesco is in the midst of a form slump but heart-to-heart chats with Andrew Johns and Brad Fittler have reassured the under-fire NSW skipper.
Ben Roberts-Smith appeals defamation loss
War veteran Ben Roberts-Smith is appealing the loss of his defamation lawsuits after a judge found reports he committed war crimes were substantially true.
Maroons’ DCE playing every Origin like it’s his last
Daly Cherry-Evans has admitted thoughts of retirement have crossed his mind, but coach Billy Slater insists the Queensland captain is still a great leader.
O’Connor earns podium finish at the Tour de France
Australian rider Ben O'Connor has finished third in the 10th stage of the Tour de France after joining a breakaway and being pipped in a sprint finish.
Manly Sea Eagles throw prop Matt Lodge NRL lifeline
Prop forward Matt Lodge has signed a train-and-trial deal with Manly for the remainder of the season.
Albanese lays down the bottom line for EU trade deal
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese insists he won't sign a European Union trade agreement without improved access to the common market for Australian farmers.
Sinner stops Safiullin to reach Wimbledon semi-finals
Jannik Sinner has reached the last four at Wimbledon, his first grand slam semi-final, with a four-set victory over Russia's Roman Safiullin.
Albanese meets NATO chief during Lithuania summit
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has met NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg and several different world leaders on the sidelines of the alliance's summit.
‘More work required’ as EU, Australia fail to reach FTA
Australia and the European Union have failed to reach a free trade agreement, the European Commission says, and "more work is required" to address key issues.
Court signs off on Crown’s $450m penalty payment plan
Crown Resorts can pay a $450 million penalty for anti-money laundering breaches in instalments but this may change if the firm's financial position improves.
Monopoly players hinder RBA board’s game on inflation
The challenges faced by the Reserve Bank in seeking to put a lid on inflation will be highlighted at an economics conference in Brisbane.
Father jailed for 11 years after shaking, killing baby
A Victorian father has been jailed for up to 11 years for violently shaking his newborn son, leading to the baby's death from fatal brain damage.
France clash the perfect World Cup tune-up for Matildas
The looming friendly match against France in Melbourne is the perfect tune-up for the Matildas' tilt at the Women's World Cup, forward Caitlin Foord says.
Warning for businesses as defaults reach record high
Business trade payment defaults have surged to a record high as surging interest rates constrain spending, sounding insolvency alarms in the months ahead.
PM meets world leaders, NATO chief at Lithuania summit
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has met NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg and several different world leaders on the sidelines of the alliance's summit.
Major banks face grilling on approach to rates, scams
A parliamentary committee will hear from two of the top four bank chief executives on the impact of rising interest rates and online security concerns.
More help for Ukraine as Albanese prepares for NATO
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has landed in Lithuania for the NATO summit, where he will hold a number of meetings with world leaders on the sidelines.
Blues midfielder Kennedy faces race to return this year
Carlton midfielder Matthew Kennedy has avoided a dreaded anterior cruciate ligament tear but may be forced to sit out the rest of the AFL season.
Sydneysiders are on the move again as rideshare surges
Taxi and rideshare trips are returning to and surpassing pre-pandemic levels in Australia's biggest city, according to a government report.
Tiger Nankervis, Docker Serong cop AFL tribunal bans
Richmond's Toby Nankervis has copped a three-game ban from the AFL Tribunal, while Fremantle's Caleb Serong failed in his appeal to overturn a one-match ban.
Youths illegally held in solitary confinement in WA
The WA Supreme Court has found three youths were unlawfully locked in their cells at correctional facilities for a combined total of 167 days.