Republic dims as Queen’s light shines
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is returning to Australia after representing the nation at the Queen's funeral in London.
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Playing, not staying, delayed Buddy’s deal
Lance Franklin says whether he would keep playing, and not staying at Sydney, was what delayed his call on a new one-year AFL deal.
Inquest told of shooting payback fears
The inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker has heard of concerns an officer had about potential payback after the shooting.
Australia backs G7 Russian oil price cap
Australia will join the G7 nations and impose a price cap on Russian oil to drive down global oil prices while still putting a dent in Moscow's finances.
Treasurer flags a major spending rethink
Government finances are in better shape than expected, but the treasurer is not banking on high commodity prices as the long-term solution to budgetary woes.
Tech takes guesswork out of mud crab meat
A new device aims to accurately determine how much meat is in a mud crab, and there is potential to expand the technology to other seafood.
Magnitude 7.6 earthquake shakes Mexico
A magnitude 7.6 earthquake has struck Mexico's Pacific coast, setting off an earthquake alarm in the capital.
Ukraine strengthens hold on retaken lands
Ukrainian officials say the country's soldiers have advanced to the eastern bank of Oskil in a counter-offensive against Russian forces.
Women’s cricket’s new era excites Nitschke
Australia's women's cricket team are well set to continue their dominance despite a period of transition, newly confirmed head coach Shelley Nitschke insists.
NSW to introduce ‘no body no parole’ law
Convicted murderers in NSW will be denied parole unless they reveal the location of their victim's body, under new legislation to be introduced to parliament.
Drinkwater makes most of No.1 opportunity
Scott Drinkwater is of the NRL's form fullbacks, thanks to an injury that delayed his recall to the North Queensland team.
Hickey to target ruck mate in grand final
Tom Hickey and Rhys Stanley are set to clash in the AFL grand final with Sydney's ruckman confident he can get the better of his friend and former teammate.
Swans give thumbs-up after bruising final
Sydney co-captains Dane Rampe and Callum Mills are confident the Swans will be physically right for the grand final after their bruising preliminary final win.
SA and NSW drop masks on public transport
South Australia and NSW have dropped requirements for mask wearing on public transport in the latest easing of COVID-19 restrictions.
Queensland bans ‘inhumane’ spit hoods
The use of controversial spit hoods has been banned in watchhouses across Queensland.
Lions exposed in prelim rout: club great
Brisbane legend Jonathan Brown says his former side needs to address one glaring weakness to be an AFL flag threat.
Franklin commits to Sydney for 2023 season
Champion Sydney forward Lance Franklin will continue his decorated AFL career in 2023 after signing a one-year contract extension with the Swans.
Eels feeling the heat before flight to Townsville cauldron
Parramatta will take a charter flight to Townsville on Thursday before Friday's meeting with the Cowboys at Queensland Country Bank Stadium.
Pilot dies in Qld crop-dusting plane crash
A Queensland pilot has died after a crop-dusting plane lost altitude and crashed into a paddock west of Brisbane.
Cats’ Holmes building push for GF berth
Geelong's Max Holmes has hit the track as he attempts to prove his fitness for the AFL grand final, while Sydney also sweat on injured ruck-forward Sam Reid.
Bulldog Dunkley keen to become an AFL Lion
The Brisbane Lions have won the race for the heart of Western Bulldogs midfielder Josh Dunkley, but face a challenge to complete the deal.
Zelenskiy vows no let up against Russia
Russia is ramping up war efforts after a push-back by Ukraine resulted in a series of setbacks.
Penrith urged not to go alone on Mitchell
Penrith know the importance of shutting down Latrell Mitchell in their NRL preliminary final, but defenders have been warned not to rush out and go it alone.
The Queen heads to her final resting place
The Queen's coffin is leaving London, on the way to its final resting place in Windsor, after a state funeral at Westminster Abbey.
Three bids left for Hockey Australia base
Hockey ACT, Hockey Victoria and Hockey WA have been shortlisted in the process to house Hockey Australia's centre of excellence beyond 2024.
To’o shift on cards in Panthers reshuffle
Charlie Staines looms as the man to replace Taylan May in Penrith's NRL backline but a shift could be on the cards, with Brian To'o training at left wing.
Positive signs from China, India: envoy
China and India have tacitly put public pressure on Russia to end the war in Ukraine after largely remaining neutral and not explicitly condemning the invasion.
Maclaren takes ownership as Roos eye Cup
Socceroos striker Jamie Maclaren feels more responsibility for the side's fortunes at next month's World Cup compared to when he earned a late call-up in 2018.
Cop knew Kumanjayi Walker as a ‘runner’
A police officer has given evidence to the inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker that he knew the teenager to be a "runner" and not dangerous.
‘Love quadrangle’ behind woodchipper death
Bruce Saunders was killed before his body was fed into a wood chipper after unwittingly becoming embroiled in a "love quadrangle", a Brisbane court has heard.
Scott backing key to Rohan finals rebound
Chris Scott's backing of Gary Rohan before the AFL finals has bolstered the Geelong forward's confidence for the grand final against his former club Sydney.