Assistant hunt far from over for Titans
Gold Coast coach Justin Holbrook says speculation Shane Flanagan could join the NRL club is just that and a search for new assistants is ongoing.
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Natural tissue replaces implants in trial
An Australian woman has received a world-first surgery that will pave the way for women requiring breast reconstructions.
AFL urged to apologise to Eddie Betts
Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin has joined the chorus calling for the AFL to apologise to Eddie Betts over their handling of Adelaide's 2018 pre-season camp.
Hasler sees NSW premier’s view on stadiums
Manly coach Des Hasler concedes he can understand why the upgrade of suburban grounds such as Brookvale Oval are not a priority for the NSW government.
Russia must not win in Ukraine: NATO chief
The head of the NATO military alliance has said Russia must not be allowed victory in what he called the most dangerous moment for Europe since World War II.
CBA first big bank to follow RBA rise
Commonwealth Bank of Australia has lifted its variable home loan rates in line with this week's interest rate hike by the central bank.
Door open to use Qld’s Wellcamp for homes
The empty 1000-bed quarantine facility could house vulnerable people from the surrounding area, the state's housing minister says.
Too early to tell virus has peaked: Butler
Health Minister Mark Butler says the government is yet to confirm the peak of the current COVID-19 wave has been reached.
Pollard in, Wallabies suffer Porecki blow
The Wallabies are flying Brumbies hooker Billy Pollard to Argentina as injury cover with Dave Porecki suffering concussion ahead of their Pumas clash.
McKeon fires golden last swim shot
Swimmer Emma McKeon won another gold medal as Australia's swim team ended their Commonwealth Games with a triumphant final note.
Scott dancing towards grand boxing finale
Kaye Scott is moving nicely towards what could be a golden finale to her distinguished amateur boxing career in Birmingham.
Browning sixth in 100m final
Australian Rohan Browning has finished sixth in the men's 100m final at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games.
Global cases dip, Germany plans measures
Parts of a Chinese city have been locked down as German officials announced new measures for later in the year to deal with COVID-19.
Azerbaijan says Armenian attack crushed
Russia's government says the situation in and around the disputed enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh is deteriorating amid clashes between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
Australian judokas net 10 Games medals
Liam Park, Abigail Paduch and Harrison Cassar all claimed bronze on the final day of Birmingham Games judo action at Coventry Arena.
Iraq parliament sit-in will continue: Sadr
Iraqi cleric Moqtada al-Sadr has urged his supporters to continue their sit-in at parliament until demands for early elections are met.
Lindfield, 63, devotes silver to sick mum
Cheryl Lindfield has pushed through personal anguish to inspire other Australian athletes at the Commonwealth Games and win a silver medal at 63 years of age.
Coral makes comeback on Great Barrier Reef
Coral is making a comeback across much of the Great Barrier Reef but the record resurgence could be quickly undone, scientists warn.
The communities fighting for their health
The National Rural Health conference has heard of many communities that have fought to boost their own local health services, including Mallacoota in Victoria.
Iran, US, EU envoys eye new nuclear talks
Iran's top nuclear negotiator and a senior US envoy will travel to Vienna this week for talks on reviving the 2015 nuclear pact, officials say.
Fittler fumes at Bronco’s ‘light’ NRL ban
NSW State of Origin coach Brad Fittler believes the NRL must come down on offences like Patrick Carrigan's hip-drop tackle that broke Jackson Hastings' leg.
Snubbed squash champs have point to prove
Gold Coast squash mixed doubles champions Donna Lobban and Cameron Pilley missed out on a top-four seeding in Birmingham and are out to prove a point.
Grain gain, but economy in coma: Zelenskiy
Ukraine's president has warned of an "economy in a coma", as Germany's ex-leader raises hopes a deal to unlock grain exports may pave the way for a ceasefire.
China fumes as Pelosi departs Taiwan
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has departed from her controversial trip to Taiwan, pledging US solidarity with the island as China continues to condemn her visit.
Crows apologise to Betts for camp trauma
Adelaide have publicly and privately apologised to club legend Eddie Betts over his trauma suffered from the Crows' infamous 2018 pre-season camp.
Liberal MP to cross the floor and vote for Labor’s climate change bill
The Greens and a Liberal backbencher have signalled support for the federal government's climate change bill after Labor agreed to a series of amendments.
Aussie boxing legend Johnny Famechon dies
Australia's former featherweight boxing world champion Johnny Famechon has died in Melbourne at the age of 77.
Time to move on from jersey saga: Hasler
Des Hasler insists Manly have turned their eye to a crucial assault on the NRL finals after putting the dramas of the rainbow jersey behind them.
Brown fit in AFL boost for Demons
Melbourne spearhead Ben Brown and premiership teammate James Harmes are fit to return from injuries in the AFL blockbuster against Collingwood on Friday night.
Heptathlete Crase emerges at Games
Taneille Crase has emerged from obscurity to finish fifth in the women's heptathlon in Birmingham, crediting former star heptathlete and coach Glynis Nunn.
O’Hanlon’s gamble delivers another gold
Evan O'Hanlon's gamble of returning to the track for the Commonwealth Games has paid off, with the sprinter claiming his second consecutive T37/38 100m gold.