Australia’s largest solar farm close to operational
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Roosters’ Smith not ruffled by meeting Storm
Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson has had a brief chat with hooker Brandon Smith about facing his old club Melbourne and expects him to perform.
Explanation of voice can be improved, Qld premier says
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk will talk to the prime minister about how information on an Indigenous voice to parliament can be better explained.
Rolfe dismissal ‘glimpse of change’ for Walker’s family
Kumanjayi Walker's family has said the NT Police decision to sack Zachary Rolfe has brought hope for change and accountability.
‘Wham Bam’ Mam carving Broncos partnership with Walsh
Brisbane five-eighth Ezra Mam has benefited from the tutelage of Adam Reynolds and is now flourishing alongside playmaking fullback Reece Walsh at the Broncos.
Cherry-Evans says players may allow NRL trade changes
Players' union president Daly Cherry-Evans has given the strongest indication yet his association could allow the NRL to change contract windows.
Baby animals and bison bull debut at Royal Easter Show
Hundreds of baby animals, speckled cows and a bison are ready to delight crowds at the Royal Easter Show where pre-ticket sales have reached an all-time high.
DCE insists Manly have enough variety at the death
Daly Cherry-Evans is the only Manly player to kick a field goal in nine years, but insists he has enough support to close out tight NRL games.
Reynolds key to Broncos premiership chances: Lockyer
Broncos great Darren Lockyer has compared halfback Adam Reynolds to Allan Langer and says the current captain is vital to the club's seventh title charge.
Bateman open to Wighton reunion at Wests Tigers
Wests Tigers forward John Bateman says Canberra five-eighth Jack Wighton would make a welcome addition to the NRL club's lineup.
Robots and drones could replace humans in emergencies
New technology developed in Australia could see more drones and robots deployed into emergency situations to save lives.
Labor family cheer as Minns ministry takes reins in NSW
NSW's 47th premier has welcomed the state's first gender-balanced cabinet at an emotional ceremony in the ballroom of Government House.
Charges against Guy Sebastian’s neighbour withdrawn
An order has been made to protect singer Guy Sebastian from his older neighbour, but criminal charges have been dropped.
Record-breaking rower to reach home soil
After spending 238 days at sea on a solo row across the Pacific Ocean, Michelle Lee will finally step foot on land, arriving in Cairns.
Hundreds of penalties against Qld police may be invalid
Disciplinary actions against Queensland police officers are being reviewed after a court decision testing a technicality of internal processes.
Picklum returns to Bells Beach a much-changed surfer
Plenty has changed for Australian surfer and world No.1 Molly Picklum since she was a first-round elimination a year ago at Bells Beach.
‘Cocaine traces found’ in Outback Wrangler crash pilot
The star of the Outback Wrangler TV series says blaming him for the helicopter crash that killed a colleague is unfair, after new evidence emerged in court.
Bruce Lehrmann files defamation case against the ABC
Bruce Lehrmann has launched his third defamation lawsuit over media organisations' coverage of rape allegations against him, this time targeting the ABC.
Plea for platypus return after animal spotted on train
Police have urged two members of the public to return a wild platypus after they were allegedly seen taking the animal on a Brisbane train.
City beat Victory, bring pitch invasion saga to a close
Three-and-a-half months after a pitch invasion forced the abandonment of the Melbourne derby, Melbourne City have claimed a 2-1 win over Melbourne Victory.
Magpies star Crisp under investigation for leaked video
Collingwood star Jack Crisp is under investigation after a video full of crude Snapchats circulated on social media.
Inland Rail project build blows out to $31.4 billion
An independent review into the Inland Rail project has revealed it faces serious problems, but the Albanese government is pushing ahead.
Greg Norman not welcome at Augusta for 2023 Masters
Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley has confirmed Greg Norman hasn't been invited to the 2023 Masters but said he would never rule out the LIV chief's return.
Dare to be different: ‘Wilmot Way’ takes hold at Lions
Brisbane have a live one in Darcy Wilmot, whose confidence to be himself on and off the field is bringing dare and a welcome nuisance value to the AFL club.
Don’t miss opportunity for reconciliation, PM says
Leading Indigenous academics and the prime minister are confident Australians will support a constitutionally enshrined voice, despite Liberal Party opposition.
Irwin pushes to outlaw social media croc-botherers
The son of the late Steve Irwin is leading a push to penalise those who enter crocodile-infested waters for the sake of social media posts.
NSW, NT, Tassie ban TikTok on government phones
TikTok has been banned from government devices in all states and territories except WA, after the Commonwealth prohibited the app.
McDermott clashes with White in vital Wallabies trial
Queensland Reds might be riding back-to-back Super Rugby losses but they will take confidence from the past as they welcome the Brumbies to Suncorp Stadium.
Waerea-Hargreaves career call left for mid-season
A decision on Jared Waerea-Hargreaves' future at the Sydney Roosters won't be made until mid-season, as the focus shifts to beating Melbourne Storm.
Ukrainian forces clinging on in besieged Bakhmut
The battle for Bakhmut, one of the last urban centres in Ukraine's Donetsk province yet to fall to Moscow, has proven one of the bloodiest of Russia's invasion.
Adam Scott urging Min Woo Lee to seize the moment
Former champ Adam Scott wants young guns Min Woo Lee and Harrison Crowe to seize the moment as Australia's first two starters hit the fairways at the Masters.