Rybakina enjoying Open rollercoaster ride
Elena Rybakina is banking on her Wimbledon final experience giving her an edge over Aryna Sabalenka in the Australian Open women's title decider in Melbourne.
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Ukraine front situation acute: Zelenskiy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has accused Russian forces of "methodically destroying the towns and villages around them".
ALM City aim to rediscover attacking zip
Rado Vidosic is not worried by Melbourne City's lack of goals in recent weeks as his side prepare to face Adelaide in the A-League Men.
Talks underway on missiles, jets: Ukraine
An aide to Ukraine's president says talks are underway on allies providing military aircraft while Russia says a Ukrainian strike on a hospital has killed 14.
Djokovic’s peace plea ahead of Open final
Nine-times champion Novak Djokovic hopes fans behave respectfully during his Australian Open final with Greek fan favourite Stefanos Tsitsipas.
Bennett tip to teenaged Aitken comes true
Dolphins centre Euan Aitken spoke to Wayne Bennett just once before he linked with the new NRL club, and the content of that chat has proven to be prophetic.
NRL warned to brace for player strikes
Brisbane NRLW star Ali Brigginshaw says male NRL players could refuse to play games as a result of the bungled CBA negotiations.
Heart attack killed prisoner in parole bid
A man serving 10 years for manslaughter died of a heart attack in his prison cell less than two weeks after applying for parole, an inquest has been told.
Moloney earns crack at WBC world title
Australian boxer Jason Moloney has been ordered to fight US-based Filipino Nonito Donaire for the vacant WBC bantamweight world title.
Dragons re-sign Lawrie, Wakeham to Tigers
St George Illawarra prop Blake Lawrie will remain at the joint venture club until at least the end of 2026 after signing a new contract extension.
Open semi-finalist Khachanov is a believer
Russian Karen Khachanov is through to the semi-finals of the Australian Open after defeating the injured Sebastian Korda and will face Stefanos Tsitsipas.
Rybakina storms into Open semi-finals
Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina remains firmly on track to capture a second grand slam crown after storming into the Australian Open semi-finals in Melbourne.
Bulk carrier taking on water off Qld coast
Tugboats have been sent to assist a cargo ship taking on water off the Queensland coast with 24 people aboard.
Azarenka stuns Pegula at Australian Open
Victoria Azarenka has upset world No.3 Jessica Pegula in straight sets to reach the Australian Open semi-finals as she chases a third Melbourne Park title.
Cordingley suspect’s extradition approved
A magistrate in India has signed a report approving the extradition of the man suspected of murdering Toyah Cordingley on a Queensland beach four years ago.
Germany answers Ukraine’s plea for tanks
Ukraine has for months been calling for Western main battle tanks that would give its forces the firepower, and Germany has answered that call.
Djokovic eyeing more rare air at Open
Andrey Rublev's attempt to thwart Novak Djokovic's pursuit of a 10th Australian Open semi-final berth headlines a series of intriguing quarter-final clashes.
‘Tough cookie’ Gardner OK after abuse
Megan Schutt has labelled teammate Ashleigh Gardner a "tough cookie", as Australia prepare for the controversial January 26 fixture against Pakistan.
Australians big on hunting trophies
Australians who like to kill exotic animals including bears and giraffes have made the country the 10th largest importer of hunting trophies, a new report says.
Lawyer ignored tribunal’s robodebt finding
A government lawyer told staff they could keep using an unlawful debt collection method as long as they'd tried other ways first, a royal commission has heard.
Pilot to stand trial for campers’ killings
Airline pilot Greg Lynn has been ordered to stand trial in the Victorian Supreme Court for the murders of campers Russell Hill and Carol Clay in March 2020.
Dating apps put on notice over violence
Police and government representatives have met with dating app companies to considers ways of stamping out sexual violence facilitated by technology.
Most expensive city for education revealed
Melbourne has proven to be Australia's most expensive city for a government education, while Canberra is the most affordable amid the cost of living crisis.
Inflation figures seal case for rate rise
Official inflation figures show inflation lifting higher than expected and setting the stage for further interest rate hikes in 2023.
Homes without power after wild storms
More than a thousand properties in Melbourne's southwest are without power after a damaging storm hit the region.
Papas’ ALM Jets add Japanese import
Newcastle boss Arthur Papas has dipped into the transfer market to sign Japanese winger Manabu Saito for his A-League Men side.
Hundreds pack parliament to see off Ardern
Jacinda Ardern's partner Clarke Gayford has penned an emotional tribute to the outgoing New Zealand Prime Minister as she finishes up her tenure.
Vote flagged on NT booze ban to cut crime
The Northern Territory's chief minister says the Australian Electoral Commission could hold a poll on communities opting in or out of alcohol bans.
Truck driver charged over school bus crash
A truck driver has been charged over a crash with a school bus that injured more than two dozen students and teachers in Victoria.
Gardner has team backing over January 26
Ashleigh Gardner's January 26 stance has been backed by teammates, with a senior Cricket Australia adviser saying the tone of the game will be crucial.
Torture charges, boy critically injured
Police have charged a man with grievous bodily harm and torture after three children were injured, one critically, southeast of Brisbane.