Morrison ministries ‘corrosive’ of trust
A report by former High Court judge Virginia Bell into Scott Morrison's secret self-appointment to multiple ministries has been handed to the government.
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The real de Minaur is shining at Davis Cup
Wearing the Davis Cup green and gold seems to give Alex de Minaur wings - and Australia will need another special performance from their No.1 in the semi-final.
Ukraine struggles to fix power for winter
Much of Ukraine remains consigned to freezing darkness by more devastating Russian air strikes on its infrastructure as authorities work to restore power.
Western Sydney no ISIS ‘dumping ground’
Questions remain after western Sydney mayors discussed ISIS-linked returnees with Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil, ASIO and federal police.
Richarlison turns on style for Brazil
Tournament favourites Brazil have made a winning start to their World Cup campaign beating Serbia 2-0 with Richarlison scoring a spectacular second goal.
New weapon in wildlife smuggling war
Aussie experts have a new weapon to fight wildlife "launderers" who claim they captive-breed animals for sale but actually steal them from the wild.
Smith in sight of third Aussie PGA title
Cameron Smith has moved to within one shot of leader Jason Scrivener, thanks to a six-under 65 in the second round of the Australian PGA Championship.
Tesla recalls 15,000 cars over light fault
In the second recall in two weeks, all Tesla Model 3 and Model Y drivers in Australia have been warned about a risky light defect.
Herbert out of Australian PGA Championship
PGA Tour star Lucas Herbert has withdrawn midway through his second round at the Australian PGA Championship with a sore back.
Electric vehicle tax cut passes Senate
Thousands of dollars will be cut from the price of electric vehicles in Australia after the Senate approved a plan to cut tax on the new technology.
Bullets axe NBL coach James Duncan
Brisbane coach James Duncan has been axed after a 3-6 start to the NBL season.
Qld to review sex offender detention law
A Queensland law allowing the indefinite detention or community supervision of sex offenders after they've served their sentences is set to be reviewed.
City’s Kisnorbo lands Ligue 1 coaching job
Melbourne City coach Patrick Kisnorbo will become the first Australian to manage in one of Europe's top five leagues after joining French side ES Troyes AC.
Bulldogs hire Jackson as strength coach
Recently retired Canterbury captain Josh Jackson will remain at the club as a strength and conditioning coach.
Heat down Hurricanes in WBBL Eliminator
The Brisbane Heat will take on the Adelaide Strikers in The Challenger on Thursday night, with the winner to face the Sydney Sixers in Saturday's WBBL final.
UK court denies Scottish independence vote
The UK's top court has ruled the Scottish government can't hold a second referendum on independence next year without approval from the British parliament.
Gallen ends career with win over Hodges
Rugby league great turned boxer Paul Gallen has scored a unanimous points win over fellow retired NRL star Justin Hodges in the final fight of his career.
Ukraine implores UN to punish Russia
Ukrainian has scrambled to restore power after Russian air strikes plunged cities into freezing darkness, while President Zelenskiy implored the UN to act.
State vs state: Green transport rankings place Queensland behind the pack
Some Australian states and territories are making better transport choices than others, according to a new report from the Climate Council.
Japanese comeback win stuns Germany
Goals from German Bundesliga-based players have earned Japan a 'historic' 2-1 victory against four-times World Cup winners Germany.
Socceroos switch World Cup focus: Irvine
Midfielder Jackson Irvine says the Socceroos have already switched their attention to playing Tunisia after being hammered by France in their World Cup opener.
Angus Crichton’s NRL suspension halved
Kangaroos forward Angus Crichton has had his two-game suspension halved on appeal and will miss the opening game of the NRL season.
Anti-corruption laws pass first hurdle
Laws for a proposed national anti-corruption commission have been passed by parliament's lower house, despite issues raised by crossbenchers.
Adam Scott urges public to celebrate Smith
Adam Scott will play alongside Cameron Smith to begin the Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane and says the world No.3's feats shouldn't be underestimated.
Extinction threat for Wet Tropic possums
Ringtail possums in Queensland's Wet Tropics could be wiped out by 2050 unless action is taken to reduce the impacts of climate change, a paper says.
Juukan owners lash out at govt response
The federal government has pledged to better protect Indigenous cultural heritage but the Juukan Gorge custodians say they weren't meaningfully consulted.
Grown artwork blooms for Queensland show
Artist Jamie North has made a work from plants and concrete for QAGOMA's summer exhibition Air.
EU parliament target of pro-Kremlin hack
The European Parliament has been targeted by a pro-Kremlin group hours after voting to categorise Russia as a 'sponsor of terrorism'.
Australia stops short of FIFA boss support
Football Australia has baulked at whether it will vote for FIFA's embattled president as European nations heighten protests at the World Cup in Qatar.
US Walmart manager shoots dead six workers
The manager of a United States Walmart store said nothing before opening fire on his fellow employees, killing six of them, an eyewitness says.
Wallabies No.10 Donaldson gets Test start
With injuries decimating the Wallabies, Ben Donaldson will start at No.10 against Wales with coach Dave Rennie saying he wants to learn more about the rookie.