Putin makes cluster bomb threats, mocks EU leaders
Russia doesn't want to, but has a supply of cluster bombs and will use them if Ukraine uses their US-supplied munitions, President Vladimir Putin says.
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Hunter title shot gunned down in women’s doubles final
Storm Hunter has missed out on the chance to become the first Australian Wimbledon women's doubles winner since 2004.
Determined Dolphins ‘still in mix’ for finals football
Wayne Bennett says the Dolphins' fighting spirit and improved form gives him belief playing September football is still possible for the NRL's newest club.
Sam Kerr primed to thrive under World Cup spotlight
Matildas superstar Sam Kerr carries Australia's hopes at the Women's World Cup but there is an air of confidence that she can handle the pressure.
First female RBA governor to bring ‘reform agenda’
Finance Minister Katy Gallagher has welcomed the elevation of Michele Bullock as the next RBA governor, calling it a historic appointment.
New king Alcaraz downs Djokovic to wear Wimbledon crown
Spanish 20-year-old Carlos Alcaraz has won his first Wimbledon men's singles title, defeating seven-times champion Novak Djokovic 1-6 7-6 (8-6) 6-1 3-6 6-4.
Deloitte employee sacked over information breach
Consultancy firm Deloitte has confirmed an employee who shared confidential government information has been stood down.
Roosters look to refreshed Tedesco to save season
Having been given a week off by coach Trent Robinson, James Tedesco's Sydney Roosters teammates say the star fullback will return better than ever.
Eels’ NRL finals charge hit with bans for key pair
Parramatta's hopes of clinging on to a top-eight spot hang by a thread with Reagan Campbell-Gillard and Maika Sivo facing suspension.
Time short for voice ‘yes’ campaign to find right pitch
The 'yes' campaign for an Indigenous voice needs to step up its game if it wants a successful referendum later this year, a leading marketing expert warns.
Tigers gun Dustin Martin facing AFL scrutiny for elbow
AFL finals hopefuls Richmond may have to take on Hawthorn without Dustin Martin as the Tigers star faces scrutiny for a behind-play elbow to Alex Witherden.
South Korea flood toll hits 39, Yoon blames officials
At least 39 people have died and thousands have been evacuated after days of heavy rain in South Korea's central region.
Key Broncos duo fit to face Rabbitohs: Walters
Brisbane are set to welcome back Payne Haas and Pat Carrigan from injury as Tom Flegler races the clock to be fit to take on South Sydney.
Man on multiple charges after nine-hour Brisbane siege
A man will face court on a string of charges including domestic violence and weapons offences following a nine-hour siege in Brisbane's north.
Woman bitten by pack of dingoes in attack on K’gari
A woman has been flown to hospital with a number of bite wounds after she was attacked by dingoes on Queensland's K'gari, formerly known as Fraser Island.
Free flu jabs as sick Queenslanders told to stay home
Queenslanders will get free flu jabs with the state already recording more cases than last year amid concerns about the disease spreading among children.
Second spoon threat motivates Tigers amid fresh turmoil
John Bateman insists the Wests Tigers' players won't allow the club's in-fighting to distract them from their biggest game of the year, at St George Illawarra.
‘Enormous suffering’ from Lockhart River plane crash
A second plane crash at Lockhart River in far north Queensland has caused enormous suffering, a coroner has said opening an inquest into the 2020 tragedy.
Extreme heat continues to sweep US and Europe
A severe heatwave has continued in the US west and southwest with Death Valley in California reaching 53C.
Easing global inflation story takes pressure off rates
Moderating inflation around the world could help the Reserve Bank build the case for an extended pause on interest rates.
Reynolds in best form of career at Broncos: Coleman
South Sydney great Craig Coleman says he hasn't seen Adam Reynolds in better touch as the Bronco prepares to face his former club.
Two people die as blasts reported on Crimea Bridge
Traffic has been halted on the Crimea Bridge - one of the main Russian supply lines into Ukraine - after blasts were reported.
Matildas issue call to arms on WWC prize money, legacy
The Matildas have released a video putting the heat on football's local and world leaders to ensure the Women's World Cup leaves a legacy for future players.
Top four Raiders looking to lift against Warriors
Canberra halfback Jamal Fogarty says his Raiders can't keep inviting teams back into games if they're to retain their top-four position come the finals.
Volcano survivor ‘still bothered’ by leaving parents
Sydney's Jesse Langford was just a teenager when confronted with a nightmare decision after he and his family were badly injured by a volcano eruption.
Matildas ready to get physical in Ireland WWC opener
The Matildas are ready for whatever Ireland throw at them in their Women's World Cup opener, including if things get physical.
Khawaja lobbying saves Test points, fines for Australia
Usman Khawaja has helped keep Australia's Test Championship hopes on track and saved a combined $230,000 in fines after meeting the ICC on over-rate penalties.
Trial begins over toddler’s death in neighbour’s unit
A man is on trial accused of killing toddler Jordan Thompson in the NSW Hunter region after the 21-month-old was found unresponsive more than 18 years ago.
By-election, polling show federal Labor under pressure
Newspoll shows Labor's primary vote is at its lowest level since the election, with the coalition also losing ground but quietly confident.
Sick, skinny snakes loaded with forever chemicals
Wild tiger snakes in Perth appear to be suffering the effects of exposure to long-lived, toxic PFAS chemicals.
Former partner calls for consultancy royal commission
The big four consultancy firms should not enjoy legal protections offered to the industry, an ex-partner for one of the companies has told an inquiry.