Fan protests begin as Roar beat Jets
Brisbane Roar have secured a late 1-0 win over Newcastle Jets in the ALM as supporters began protests against the sale of the grand final hosting rights.
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Thunder all out for 15 – T20’s worst score
The Sydney Thunder have collapsed in historic fashion, bowled out for just 15 runs in their BBL loss to the Adelaide Strikers.
Surviving constable attends shooting vigil
Constable Keely Brough was among hundreds of people who paid tribute to the victims of the Wieambilla shooting at a candlelight vigil.
Cummins tips Green to fire against Proteas
After barely being needed in Australia's domination of the West Indies, Cameron Green is set to fire against South Africa, according to skipper Pat Cummins.
Toddler pulled from rubble in Ukraine
The body of a young boy has been pulled from the rubble of an apartment building in central Ukraine after Russia's latest missile attack.
Fiji election to come down to the wire
Frank Bainimarama's FijiFirst government is leading the polls but Sitiveni Rabuka could still take power with a coalition of opposition parties.
Valentino Rossi to race Bathurst 12 Hour
One of the biggest names in motorsport, multiple MotoGP world champion Valentino Rossi, is to race the 2023 Bathurst 12 Hour in February.
Three arrests after Brisbane balcony fall
Three arrests have been made and an attempted murder charge laid after a man was critically injured in a balcony fall in Brisbane.
The chips are down for pubs this summer
The cost of a humble pub meal could be on the way up due to a nationwide potato shortage caused by poor weather and supply chain issues.
Dolphins assistant Woolf hungry for more
A huge success as head coach of Super League club St Helens, Kristian Woolf is back in the NRL and keen to learn as Wayne Bennett's number two at the Dolphins.
Australia on top after wild day at Gabba
Australia trail South Africa by just seven runs after a wild start to the first Test at the Gabba with 15 wickets tumbling in a day on a green wicket.
Fallen Qld police honoured at Gabba Test
Players and fans at the Gabba for the first Test have paid an emotional tribute to police and a local man gunned down at a property in rural Queensland.
Battery boost for National Energy Market
Eight renewable energy batteries will be built to support the National Energy Market and increase storage capacity by about tenfold.
Boland answers Gabba challenge: Kasprowicz
Former Test bowler Michael Kasprowicz says the Gabba poses unique challenges for fast bowlers, and that Scott Boland met them early on day one.
Spinach recall reaches all but one state
Coles has joined Woolworths and Riviera Farms in a spinach product recall that has extended across all states and territories except WA.
Gabba golden duck adds to Warner’s woes
David Warner has been dismissed for a golden duck in the first Test against South Africa, heaping more on the out-of-form veteran opener.
Cairns Taipans run down JackJumpers in NBL
Keanu Pinder's star continues to shine in the NBL for the Cairns Taipans, who stormed home to beat the Tasmania JackJumpers in a 92-81 win.
Proteas believe they can still win Test
South Africa top-scorer Kyle Verreynne says the side's potent bowling attack can get them back into a winning position after they were dismissed for 152.
McKeon wins freestyle sprint double
Australia's women have continued to shine at the world short course swim titles with Emma McKeon bagging the 50m freestyle and her medley relay team winning.
Pitch invasion stops A-League Men derby
Play between Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City has been abandoned as the A-League Men derby descended into chaos after fans invaded the pitch at AAMI Park.
Adelaide 36ers belt Bullets in NBL blowout
Imports Robert Franks and Antonio Cleveland starred as the Adelaide 36ers made light work of the Brisbane Bullets in their NBL clash in Adelaide.
Cooper learns lesson from medal heartbreak
Helping the relay team to bronze, young backstroker Isaac Cooper says he's learnt from the heartbreak of losing his first world title due to a technical error.
Australia rolled for 218 in Gabba Test
The Gabba Test continues to move at a rapid rate with Australia all out for 218, a first-innings lead of 66, against South Africa before lunch on day two.
Aussies crash through Proteas top order
South Africa are reeling for the second time in as many days, crashing to 2-3 at lunch in their second innings against Australia in the first Test at the Gabba.
Police probe A-League pitch invasion
Victoria Police have launched Operation Astute and have a number of active enquiries into violence at the A-League Men match in Melbourne.
Roar bounce back in ALW, beat Wanderers
Brisbane have returned to the A-League Women winner's list after Katrina Gorry helped them down Western Sydney Wanderers 1-0.
Australia on verge of express Test win
Australia are charging towards a historic Test win inside two days, with South Africa collapsing to 7-66 in their second innings at the Gabba.
Aussies on verge of two-day Gabba Test win
Australia will complete a historic Test win inside two days with South Africa collapsing in their second innings, leaving the hosts to chase 34 runs.
Aussies beat Proteas in two-day Test
Australia have completed a historic Test victory inside two days, defeating South Africa by six wickets on a green, bowler-friendly wicket at the Gabba.
Pitch invasion arrests promised ‘soon’
Victoria Police say they will be knocking on doors 'very soon' after launching an investigation into violence at the A-League Men match in Melbourne.
McKeown makes swim history with 200m title
Australian Kaylee McKeown has made swimming history with her 200m backstroke win at the world short course championships.