Eels’ star recruit Albert hurt in NRLW loss to Broncos
Parramatta remain rooted to the bottom of the NRLW ladder after losing to Brisbane and to make matters worse, star recruit Elsie Albert has re-injured her calf.
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Bulldogs different team since Knights belting: Ciraldo
Newcastle put Canterbury to the sword the last time the sides met but Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo insists his team won't capitulate again.
Kookaburras cop shock loss to NZ in Olympic qualifier
The Kookaburras and Hockeyroos face nervy matches after failing to lock up Olympic qualification during their respective matches against New Zealand.
Cowboy rising star wins over the Prime Minister
The prime minister has visited the Mount Isa Mines Rodeo in rural Queensland to meet the best and brightest cowboys and cowgirls.
Funeral held for Tassie teen found dead in bushland
Emotional tributes have been paid at a funeral for 14 year old Shyanne-Lee Tatnell, whose body was found along a bush track in northern Tasmania weeks ago.
Breust, Hawks aiming for consistency against Bulldogs
Hawthorn veteran Luke Breust likes the look of the club's rebuild but he and coach Sam Mitchell say consistency is lacking ahead of facing the Western Bulldogs.
Red-hot de Minaur downs Medvedev in career-best win
Australian star Alex de Minaur will rise to a career-high ranking after upsetting former world No.1 Daniil Medvedev to reach his maiden ATP 1000 semi-final.
Broncos No.1 Walsh stays humble and ruthless: Walters
After putting Parramatta to the sword in a brilliant display Broncos fullback Reece Walsh impressed coach Kevin Walters with his drive to keep getting better.
NSW Liberal leader backs Indigenous voice
NSW Liberal leader Mark Speakman will vote 'yes' in the upcoming voice referendum but has called for changes to the proposal to help it succeed.
Raiders must fix errors or be ‘eaten alive’: Stuart
Canberra coach Ricky Stuart admits the Raiders have to improve markedly from their narrow win over Wests Tigers to trouble Melbourne in a vital NRL clash.
Crowds return to Aboriginal Art Fair – with bubble wrap
The Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair is so far on track to see more visitors than last year, despite the cost of living squeeze.
Warnings questioned as Hawaii fire death toll hits 80
A search of wildfire devastation on the Hawaiian island of Maui has revealed a wasteland of obliterated suburbs and landmarks charred beyond recognition.
West African regional group weighs next steps on Niger
Tensions are escalating between Niger's new military regime and the West African regional bloc that seeks to restore the country's flailing democracy.
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Early days for lithium as colts vie for talent, ports
Australia is urged to be bold in the race for high-purity lithium for electric cars and clean energy, as veterans and newcomers jostle for capital and ports.
Ceramicist wins prize with artworks from two worlds
Ceramicist Anne Nginyangka Thompson has won the 3D prize at the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards.
Minjee Lee having to hunt the hunter at British Open
Ally Ewing has opened a five-shot halfway lead at the Women's British Open - but Minjee Lee is well positioned to cash in on any mistakes from the American.
Aussie Chamberlain takes world junior time trial gold
Australian Oscar Chamberlain has won the men's world junior time trial gold, emulating teammate Felicity Wilson-Haffenden, winner of the women's event.
Magpies rule injured captain Moore out until finals
Collingwood captain Darcy Moore will be sidelined until the finals after the Magpies confirmed a hamstring strain for their key defender.
Dolphins cult hero Valynce Te Whare faces make or break
Dolphins blockbusting centre Valynce Te Whare has captured the public's imagination but his challenge this next month is capturing the approval of his coach.
Mitch Moses blow but Eels can still play finals: Arthur
Parramatta coach Brad Arthur and captain Clint Gutherson say the Eels are not dead and buried for 2023 despite the likely absence of injured half Mitch Moses.
Trindall shows tricks of the trade for Sharks
Cronulla have been buoyed by the displays of Braydon Trindall, who has overtaken Matt Moylan as the club's first-choice five-eighth.
Ellie Carpenter raring for special France WWC clash
Matildas right-back Ellie Carpenter is raring for a special on-pitch reunion with her Lyon teammates in their Women's World Cup quarter-final.
Matildas back fitness to deliver in World Cup QF
Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson has rarely changed his starting XI or turned to substitutes, but is confident his charges have the fitness to outlast France.
Black box found in Taipan military helicopter crash
A key voice and flight data recorder has been recovered from the wreckage of a helicopter that went down during a military exercise and killed four crewmen.
Consultancy giants load up on $3.7b Defence contracts
Australia's biggest four consultancy firms raked in billions of dollars from Defence contracts, new analysis shows, sparking calls for greater transparency.
Kerr coy on fitness after making Matildas return
Captain Sam Kerr made her eagerly anticipated return from a calf injury in the Matildas' win over Denmark but won't reveal how much she can ramp up her minutes.
Reynolds, Hughes return as NRL finals jostling heats up
Adam Reynolds returns for Brisbane, while Melbourne welcome back Jahrome Hughes and the Roosters' Dylan Napa will play his first NRL match since 2021.
Man guilty of manslaughter after Christmas Day stabbing
Garth Michael Reid, 35, has been found guilty of manslaughter after being accused of fatally stabbing his partner's father on Christmas Day 2020.
Sky’s the limit as state eyes renewable energy target
The sunshine state is living up to its name, with renewable energy such as solar and wind now powering a quarter of Queensland's energy needs.
Cherrington gets four-game NRLW ban for spear tackle
Parramatta's tough start to the NRLW season has become even tougher with news Kennedy Cherrington has been suspended for a spear tackle.
Queensland whistleblower laws need new act: review
A review of Queensland's public interest disclosure laws has called for whistleblowers to receive greater support and protection through a brand new act.