Tigers’ Klemmer gives thumbs down to social media
David Klemmer has warned Tigers teammate Daine Laurie of social media's danger after the fullback Laurie was caught liking a video after their loss to Brisbane.
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Small Halls folk tour nears its destination
A roaming folk festival is nearing its end after lighting up small town halls across Victoria, taking a breath before the tour turns to Western Australia.
Broncos re-sign gun centre Mariner until end of 2027
Brisbane lose Herbie Farnworth to the Dolphins in 2024 but his likely replacement Deine Mariner is signed long-term, to the delight of club legend Steve Renouf.
Former minister quits Liberals due to voice stance
Ken Wyatt, the first Indigenous person to be Indigenous Australians minister, has quit the Liberals after the party chose to oppose the Indigenous voice.
Ciraldo’s depleted Dogs won’t bite on turnaround excuse
Down on troops, Canterbury insist they can't use their short lead-in for their meeting with Souths as an excuse.
Marles: Australia can learn from NZ on Voice
Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has labelled New Zealand "the place of global best practice" on First Nations issues on a visit to Wellington.
Dolphins’ Nikorima back where Bennett always wanted him
The Dolphins' Kodi Nikorima had his best season in the NRL under Wayne Bennett at the Broncos in 2018 and the coach says his new No.6 is ready to fire again.
Western United can beat anyone, says coach Aloisi
Western United coach John Aloisi says his club have the beating of anyone in the A-League Men as they set their sights on sneaking into the finals.
Carlton without Walsh for Kangaroos Good Friday clash
Carlton will head to their Good Friday clash with North Melbourne without midfielder Sam Walsh, who will only return to action after back surgery next weekend.
Woodchipper murder accused thought death was ‘accident’
The barrister for a woman accused of murdering her ex-partner has denied she manipulated two people into staging the man's death as a woodchipper accident.
Ponga cleared to train, set for round-eight NRL return
Kalyn Ponga has set his sights on a round-eight NRL comeback from concussion, with the Newcastle Knights superstar cleared to return to training.
Wood eases Saints injury concerns ahead of Suns game
While Jimmy Webster has joined St Kilda's long injury list, in-form utility Mason Wood and Liam Stocker have been cleared to play against Gold Coast.
Composed Croker’s return can help reset Raiders
Canberra have recalled 292-game veteran Jarrod Croker for their visit to Brisbane, and hope the returning club legend can help turn their fortunes around.
Coach wants more from Latrell, but says critics unfair
Jason Demetriou wants Latrell Mitchell to get his hands on the ball more for South Sydney, but says criticism of the No.1's lack of touches is overblown.
New Hynes deal among most significant in Sharks history
Nicho Hynes has inked a five-year extension with the Sharks, meaning the reigning Dally M medallist will stay at Cronulla until at least the end of 2029.
Cotchin, Riewoldt ‘managed’ for Tigers’ clash with Dogs
Richmond have opted to rest triple-premiership heroes Trent Cotchin and Jack Riewoldt for their round-four clash with the Western Bulldogs at the MCG.
Severe storms, cold temperatures ahead for Easter break
Australia's eastern coast is set for severe storms over Good Friday followed by plunging temperatures, as a possible cyclone develops in the north.
Walters deserves Broncos extension until 2025: Lockyer
Brisbane coach Kevin Walters has provided stability, success and player development, which board member Darren Lockyer says earned him a two-year extension.
Coates bags hat-trick as Storm roast Sydney Roosters
Melbourne have thumped the Sydney Roosters 28-8 in their most complete display of the NRL season, with winger Xavier Coates scoring a hat-trick.
Rayner shift helps lethal Lions power past Magpies
Brisbane Lions players Cam Rayner and Charlie Cameron have combined for 10 goals to hand Collingwood their first loss of the AFL season.
Lee and Crowe hit the fairways as 87th Masters begins
Young guns Min Woo Lee and Harrison Crowe are the first Australians to hit the Augusta National fairways for the 87th US Masters, golf's first major of 2023.
Kerr hopes World Cup will deliver dreams – and funding
Matildas captain Sam Kerr has given her wish list for what a "Cathy Freeman moment" at the upcoming World Cup might deliver for women's soccer in Australia.
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.
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.