Daniher shows critics ‘how he rolls’ in Lions win
Brisbane tall forward Joe Daniher responded after a week of criticism with a key role in a defeat of Collingwood - not that he would have heard the noise.
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McRae says Crisp episode no excuse as Magpies go cold
Collingwood coach Craig McRae offered his support for the under-investigation Jack Crisp and no excuses after his quiet night in a loss to Brisbane.
Robinson says Radley not to blame for Storm damage
Melbourne scored twice while Victor Radley was in the sin-bin but Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson says his player has improved his discipline.
Liberals slammed for ‘mean and negative’ voice position
The Liberal Party is being criticised by Labor heavyweights, former Liberal ministers and prominent Indigenous activists over its decision to reject the voice.
Near-finished Porter Davis homes will be completed
Porter Davis liquidators have been working to find solutions for staff and clients since the home building company collapsed a week ago.
Carlton put undefeated start on the line against Roos
Unbeaten Carlton will look to improve their goalkicking accuracy as they target a win over North Melbourne at Marvel Stadium.
Russian forces threaten Ukraine supply line to Bakhmut
A British intelligence report suggests Ukrainian forces are under severe pressure in the contested city of Bakhmut after gains by Russian troops.
Jason Day, Adam Scott off to flying start in Masters
Former world No.1s Jason Day and Adam Scott have carded their lowest first rounds at the Masters to raise hopes of another famous Australian win at Augusta.
Two killed in West Bank shooting attack: Israeli army
Israeli medics say an alleged Palestinian shooting attack in the northern occupied West Bank killed two women and seriously wounded another.
England beat Brazil on penalties in Matildas warm-up
As the buildup to the Women's World Cup gathers pace, England have prepared for their friendly v Australia by beating Brazil in front of 83,132 fans at Wembley.
Four dead, one hospitalised after utes collide head on
A devastating crash between two utes has left four people dead and one injured near the NSW and ACT border.
Fisher-Harris out for five weeks, Manly lose Schuster
The depth of Penrith's forward pack is set to undergo another test with marquee prop James Fisher-Harris out for five weeks through injury.
Pilot climbs free of wreckage in transport plane crash
A medical transport plane has made an emergency landing in the southeast Queensland rail corridor after a mechanical failure.
Aussie scientists name ‘amazing’ new tree frog species
Five new species of frogs, including one with camouflage that makes it look like bird poo, have been described by Australian scientists.
NRLW’s Parramatta sign NSW Blues half Rachael Pearson
Parramatta are making the most of the NRLW's new multi-year contracts, securing NSW Blues halfback Rachael Pearson on a three-year deal.
Day vows to keep his head down at the Masters
Australia's Jason Day knows he can't afford to get carried away after thrusting his name onto a star-studded first-round leaderboard at the Masters.
Storm’s Grant wins points in hooker battle with Smith
Harry Grant has kept rival hooker Brandon Smith quiet on and off the field with Melbourne posting their third successive win against the Sydney Roosters.
Star Raider Tapine out of Canberra’s clash with Broncos
Canberra will be seriously short-handed when they battle Brisbane on Saturday night, with star prop Joe Tapine set to miss the match.
Four dead, one critical after utes crash head on
A collision between two utes near the NSW and ACT border has left four people dead and one in hospital in a critical condition.
Man shot dead after allegedly stabbing cops
Police have shot and killed a man after he allegedly stabbed two constables during a scuffle in central Newcastle, leaving the officers with serious injuries.
Port coach Hinkley dismisses criticism from club great
Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley says he won't be distracted by club great Warren Tredrea saying his future as coach is untenable.
Premierships the priority: Walters on Broncos mission
Newly re-signed Brisbane coach Kevin Walters has called for his side to develop their ruthless edge as he looks to open the Broncos' "premiership window".
Police probe if Brisbane woman died in recycling clash
An elderly woman missing in Brisbane for almost two weeks is now believed to be dead and police think it might be linked to a neighbourhood dispute.
Dogs surprised by Tigers resting Cotchin, Riewoldt
Richmond's decision to "manage" stars Trent Cotchin and Jack Riewoldt for their round-four clash came as a surprise to Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge.
Success crowds the studio of famed Hermannsburg Potters
The Hermannsburg Potters are some of Australia's most renowned Aboriginal artists but success means their studio is a crowded place to work.
AFP investigated over handling of Lehrmann rape case
Australian Federal Police is facing an independent probe due to complaints about its handling of Brittany Higgins' sexual assault allegations.
No timeline for Luke Brooks sorting his NRL future
Luke Brooks' lucrative Wests Tigers NRL contract expires at the end of the season but the beleaguered half is in no rush to sort out his future.
Roar eye finals but must beat Jets to start ALM run
Brisbane Roar can finish anywhere on the ALM ladder from last to sixth and face four must-win games in a row to give themselves a chance of playing finals.
Cost-of-living concerns leave their mark on Easter
Sydney's Royal Easter Show hosted the prime minister, while others marked Good Friday with religious services, long weekend feasting or the start of trips away.
Titans’ halfback Tanah Boyd targets Red V redemption
Gold Coast No.7 Tanah Boyd had an unhappy night against St George Illawarra a month ago but he's putting that down as an aberration that won't be repeated.
Lyon reads little into Saints’ encouraging 3-0 start
Wary of a talented Gold Coast side that upset reigning premiers Geelong, St Kilda coach Ross Lyon is downplaying his team's 3-0 start to the season.