Wade credits England for Aussie turnaround
Wicketkeeper Matthew Wade has become a superb batter at No.7 and says a Twenty20 thrashing from England in 2021 was a 'lightbulb moment' for Australia.
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Plug-in Merc limo can go the distance
The race might be on to bring down the cost of electric vehicles, but at the other end of the price scale, competition is hotting up.
David puts WC case for Aussies in T20 win
Tim David kept the heat on Steve Smith for a middle order World Cup spot as David Warner and Mitchell Starc star in Australia's 31-run T20 win over West Indies.
Two Qld cops charged with assaulting man
Two Queensland police officers have been charged with assaulting a man in their custody in Brisbane two months ago.
Man thought ‘fumes to blame for attack’
Adam Curtis Brown explored the possibility that he may have been intoxicated by paint fumes after attacking an 82-year-old woman and her son, a court has heard.
Fearless Paro accepts Jarvis boxing gamble
Liam Paro will risk a world title shot when he takes on undefeated countryman Brock Jarvis in a clash made possible by Eddie Hearn's foray into Aussie boxing.
Munster dodged Dolphins call: Bennett
Dolphins coach Wayne Bennett is unhappy Cameron Munster didn't bother to inform him he wouldn't be joining the new NRL side.
Aus dismayed as UN rejects China debate
The Australian government has expressed concern after the United Nations could not agree to hold a debate over China's alleged human rights abuses.
Waters leads way for pole at Bathurst 1000
Monster Energy Racing's Cameron Waters will lead the top-10 shootout at Mount Panorama after securing provisional pole for the Bathurst 1000.
Cats pursue AFL deals after snaring Bruhn
Geelong have secured talented midfielder Tanner Bruhn in a deal with GWS, and the AFL premiers have more on their plate during trade period.
Risk Optus breach can weaken banks: RBA
The Reserve Bank of Australia is warning that large-scale data breaches and cyberattacks could destabilise financial institutions.
Ex-health boss’s nepotism charges dropped
Charges against the former chief executive of Queensland's biggest public health service have been dropped eight years after he was stood down.
Marnus opens brightly as Bulls take charge
Test star Marnus Labuschagne opened his red-ball season among the runs as Queensland put Tasmania to the sword on day two in Brisbane.
Giddey’s Thunder too powerful for 36ers
Josh Giddey's Oklahoma City have put the clamps on touring NBL outfit Adelaide 36ers to end any hopes of claiming another NBA scalp in pre-season action.
Travello raises $10m in Series B round
A Brisbane-based youth travel network has raised $10 million to capture the pent-up demand for tourism experiences.
New roundtable to boost housing investment
The Albanese government will explore opportunities to co-invest in housing projects alongside private investors.
Engineers unlock ‘greener’ diesel trucks
Australia's diesel trucks could be retrofitted to use hydrogen in a breakthrough University of NSW engineers say could make the technology greener.
Power disparity worries parliament staff
A review into employment law governing parliamentarians and their staff has made 15 recommendations to address concerns about the power disparity.
Parramatta re-sign Lane in contract spree
Parramatta's newly-minted player of the year Shaun Lane has signed a contract extension that will keep him at the club until at least the end of 2026.
Australian natives to travel to the moon
Australian and overseas scientists will send a group of plants to the moon to track their resistance to harsh environments.
Austin powers Roar’s ALM finals ambition
Brisbane were short on goals and lacking voice in finishing 11th last ALM season, something they hope recruit Charlie Austin can help with.
Bremner’s World Cup pride a juggling act
Sam Bremner is set to make her comeback for Australia at the Rugby League World Cup, having given birth twice since her last Test for the women's side.
Tomljanovic to lead Australia at BJK Cup
After a pair of grand slam quarter-final appearances this year, world No.34 Ajla Tomljanovic will lead Australia's Billie Jean King Cup finals team in Glasgow.
AGL dismisses billionaire’s board overhaul
AGL Energy is preparing for another showdown with billionaire shareholder Mike Cannon-Brookes after largely rejecting his plan for a board renewal.
Ex-NRL player Scott guilty of DV assault
Former NRL player Curtis Scott has been found guilty of domestic violence offences against his ex-girlfriend, long jumper Tay-Leiha Clark.
Regulator suspends Tas chief psychiatrist
Tasmania's chief psychiatrist, who has also held the role in several other states, has had his licence suspended by the national regulator.
Annie Ernaux given Nobel literature prize
French Author Annie Ernaux has been awarded this year's Nobel Prize in literature.
Brittany Higgins reveals new book details
Former political staffer Brittany Higgins has revealed at her rape accused's trial details about a book deal she secured worth more than $320,000.
Hydrogen key to decarbonise ammonia plant
A funding injection from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency will investigate decarbonising a Brisbane ammonia plant using green hydrogen.
Climate Council issues pre-budget wishlist
The government could fund electric vehicle chargers for every 12km of road with the $11.6 billion spent on fossil fuel subsidies, the Climate Council says.
Bathurst campers warned amid NSW drenching
People attending the annual Bathurst 1000 motor race will need to be careful as heavy falls across NSW raise concerns of widespread flooding.