Australia and China secure new trade talks
Canberra and Beijing have progressed talks on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum where trade restrictions on Australian goods were discussed.
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Test captaincy on table as Jones returns
Coach Eddie Jones will "walk the floor" to determine a worthy Wallabies captain that can galvanise the Test side ahead of this year's Rugby World Cup.
US tells allies to dig deeper for Ukraine
Ukraine's president has thanked allies meeting in Germany but says more support is needed, while the US urged allies to "dig deeper" to help Kyiv beat Russia.
Republic campaigner fears voice failure
The campaign director of the 1999 republic referendum believes continual calls for more detail on an Indigenous voice to parliament are a tactic by opponents.
Australia is ‘odd one out’ on sugar tax
The Australian Medical Association has renewed calls for the nation to follow the lead of 85 countries and jurisdictions and impose a tax on sugar.
Apple update to get Aussies on their bikes
Tech giant Apple will encourage more Australians to go places by bicycle when it launches cycling navigation with hill and traffic warnings.
More cash but schools don’t make the grade
Governments should commit to targets to improve student literacy and numeracy standards in Australia's schools, the Productivity Commission says.
Kokkinakis falls to Murray in marathon
Thanasi Kokkinakis has surrendered a two-set lead to fall to former world No.1 Andy Murray in a late night Australian Open epic at Melbourne Park.
Much of NSW declared free of varroa mite
States and territories have agreed to reopen their borders to bees and hives from most of NSW, but remain concerned over patches of invasive varroa mite.
Swiatek, Tsitsipas back in Open action
European stars Iga Swiatek and Stefanos Tsitsipas continue their pursuit of Australian Open glory on an action-packed day five schedule at Melbourne Park.
Jones mulls options for Wallabies No.10
Eddie Jones has outlined what he wants from his Wallabies' No.10 as an already wide-open World Cup race intensifies under the incoming Australian coach.
Trio in court over Indigenous teen death
Two men and a woman have faced Perth Magistrates Court charged with murder over the bashing death of Indigenous teenager Cassius Turvey.
New way to rid water of toxic chemicals
University of Queensland researchers have worked out how to harness the power of magnets to strip toxic PFAS chemicals from contaminated water.
Amazing Australian Open win for Brooksby
Unfancied Jenson Brooksby has made a stunning recovery to beat No.2 seed Casper Ruud and join the growing list of Americans in the Australian Open third round.
Thunder claim crucial Renegades BBL win
Sydney Thunder have taken a big step towards playing in the BBL finals, knocking off the Melbourne Renegades by eight wickets to move inside the top five.
Bullets pip 36ers in NBL overtime thriller
Tyler Johnson and Jason Cadee have guided the party-spoiling Brisbane Bullets to a pulsating 106-101 overtime win over Adelaide.
Berlin sets condition tanks to Ukraine
The US and Germany are nearing a face-off over sending heavy tanks to Ukraine, as Kyiv warns it's paying for the delay in lives as the debate drags on.
Murder charges over Indigenous teen death
Police have charged three more people with murder over the bashing death of Indigenous teenager Cassius Turvey in Perth.
Matthews furious, Rohan Dennis leads Tour
Australian cycling star Rohan Dennis has won a dramatic second stage of the Tour Down Under and leads the race by three seconds.
Eddie upbeat for ‘intriguing’ World Cup
Incoming Wallabies coach Eddie Jones believes the team that improves the most before September's wide open Rugby World Cup will win it.
Defence on Dunkley’s mind in Lions move
Brisbane recruit Josh Dunkley wants to bring a defensive edge to a side not short on attacking talent that's pushing for AFL improvement in 2023.
Jones’ double act to restore rugby health
Eddie Jones knows it's tricky to balance performance with engagement in modern sport but says it must happen to restore rugby's health in Australia.
Teen dies of electric shock under bridge
A teenager has been electrocuted at a railway bridge in central Queensland, with a report to be prepared for the coroner.
Heartbreak as chopper victim farewelled
The husband of Gold Coast helicopter crash victim Vanessa Tadros choked back tears at her funeral service as he paid tribute to the family's "protector".
Gas price cap places pressure on retailers
Retailers have been struggling to access affordable long-term gas for their industrial and commercial customers, raising questions about energy policy.
Woman, boy stung by Irukandji jellyfish
A woman and boy have been stung by a deadly Irukandji jellyfish at a beach in far north Queensland.
‘Grumpy’ victim seen before campers killed
A witness has told a court about a grumpy man speeding, a "creepy fella" seeking a campsite, and a drone, before Russell Hill and Carol Clay were found dead.
Lid lifts on bin chicken scavenging
Up to 500 ibises will be tagged to find out how the birds breed, feed and move in urban areas and discover if "bin chickens" need rubbish tips to thrive.
Pegula leads big-gun winners at AO
Jessica Pegula, Coco Gauff and Victoria Azarenka are among the big-name women's winners on day one at Melbourne Park.
Gadecki lives up to hype with big Open win
Emerging star Olivia Gadecki has led four locals through to the Australian Open second round on a thrilling first day and night at Melbourne Park.
Rennie sacked, Jones new Wallabies coach
Eddie Jones' return as Wallabies coach at the expense of Dave Rennie has created a potential World Cup final grudge match between Australia and England.