Jury deliberating in teen murder trial
A jury in the Brisbane trial of the man accused of killing pregnant 16-year-old Tiffany Taylor in 2015 has retired to consider its verdict.
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Glory cut ties with ALM striker Fornaroli
Veteran A-League Men striker Bruno Fornaroli has been linked with a move to Melbourne Victory after cutting ties with Perth Glory.
Porsche looks, badge without the price tag
It's the most affordable model in the Porsche stable and the Macan presents a sensible option for drivers who don't need high-performance options.
Mitchell stands in the shadows of Meninga
Latrell Mitchell knows he is some way off reaching Mal Meninga's status - but with the aim of conquering the World Cup, he hopes he can get there.
Strikers exact WBBL revenge on Scorchers
Adelaide have exacted some revenge for their defeat to Perth in last season's WBBL final by surviving a stumble to record a six-wicket win over the Scorchers.
Panthers announce new NRL assistants
Penrith have announced Peter Wallace and Ben Gardiner as replacements for their two outgoing NRL assistant coaches, both of whom will lead rival clubs in 2023.
Port’s Horne-Francis has leg surgery
Port Adelaide expect boom recruit Jason Horne-Francis to be ready for the start of next AFL season after he underwent leg surgery.
Aust-England T20 World Cup game abandoned
Australia's Twenty20 World Cup blockbuster against England has been abandoned without a ball being bowled because of wet weather at the MCG.
Afghan-Ireland T20 match ruined by rain
The group one T20 World Cup match between Afghanistan and Ireland at the MCG has been called off because of rain without any play.
Bulldogs beat Blues, seal AFLW finals spot
The Western Bulldogs have left it late to edge ahead of Carlton and seal eighth spot on the AFLW ladder in the last home-and-away round.
Lions romp by Pies to take top AFLW spot
The Brisbane Lions have all but locked up the AFLW minor premiership, outplaying Collingwood in a 55-point win on the Gold Coast.
Buttler: England T20 destiny in own hands
Jos Buttler still thinks England have their T20 World Cup destiny in their own hands despite feeling sad about the Melbourne wash-out against the hosts.
Russia completes call-up for Ukraine
Moscow has announced the end of its controversial draft for men to fight in Ukraine, while the US has pledged more military aid to Kyiv.
Aussies back Finch to turn T20 form around
Australia coach Andrew McDonald has confidence Aaron Finch can finish the Twenty20 World Cup strongly and has left the door ajar for a Steve Smith return.
Flood risk persists with downpours ahead
Victorians are still facing the risk of flash flooding with the state's west expected to be pummelled by heavy rain on Sunday.
‘Emotional’ homecoming for IS families
Four Australian women and 13 children who have been in the al-Roj camp in Syria since the fall of the terrorist group Islamic State have now arrived in Sydney.
Iranian forces fire at protesters
Iranian security forces have opened fire on demonstrators in a southeastern city that has seen weeks of unrest amid nationwide demonstrations.
Kona pain raw as Max Neumann hits Noosa
Set to blow out the cobwebs at the Noosa Triathlon, Max Neumann is still feeling the pain of a historic Hawaiian Ironman debut.
Meninga braces for brutal Kangaroos calls
Mal Meninga knows a decision on his first-choice halfback is looming as Australia prepare for their final World Cup group game.
Retro beer fans refresh Resch’s enthusiasm
Due to their nostalgic aesthetic and regional significance, 'legacy' beers such as Resch's and Swan Draught are making a comeback in their home states.
Pelosi attacker sought US Speaker
A hammer-wielding man has attacked Nancy Pelosi's husband while hunting for the US Speaker during a break-in at the couple's San Francisco home.
Plane woe strands Ardern on Antarctica
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern hitched a ride with an Italian aircraft from Antarctica on Saturday after her NZDF Hercules flight failed to take off.
Wallaroos ready for Red Roses at RWC
Wallaroos captain Shannon Parry says the Wallaroos' forward pack needs to match tournament favourites England if they're to reach the World Cup quarter-finals.
Handscomb continues his shield run feast
Victoria captain Peter Handscomb made 95 against Tasmania to take his season run tally to 518 in the Sheffield Shield.
Why Hetherington inked new Broncos deal
Broncos forward Kobe Hetherington joined the Brisbane club out of school and says coach Kevin Walters was a key reason why he re-signed until the end of 2025.
Accused killer ‘drove with dead teen’
A Brisbane court has been told toll booth photos indicate Rodney Wayne Williams drove down a highway with the body of a pregnant teenager in the passenger seat.
United seeking their NBL defensive edge
Melbourne United are hopeful of having Shea Ili and Lachie Barker back in action as they look to find their hard edge and end a three-game NBL losing streak.
Rock ‘n’ roll rarities go under the hammer
A rare lifetime collection of musical memorabilia including instruments signed by KISS and The Rolling Stones is set to go under the auctioneer's hammer.
Human error blamed for Qld DNA decision
The managing scientist at Queensland's DNA lab has rejected the idea she deliberately gave misleading advice when the state government was in damage control.
Campbell to get a Wallabies crack
Late-blooming Jock Campbell is set to make his Wallabies debut after being named on the bench for Saturday's clash with Scotland.
Iran’s Khamenei vows revenge after attack
An attack on a Shi'ite shrine that killed 15 people adds pressure on the Iranian government as it faces ongoing protests over the death of a woman in custody.