Ukraine ports to reopen under grain deal
Turkey says a deal to unblock the exports of Ukrainian grain amid the war and to allow Russia to export grain and fertilisers will be signed in Istanbul.
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McGrath keeps shining in Aussie T20s
Australia's Tahlia McGrath, who starred in the win over Ireland, has kept up an amazing record of being player of the match in every T20I when she's had a bat.
Turbulent week no excuse for Eels: Arthur
Parramatta endured a turbulent week in the lead-up to their game against Brisbane but coach Brad Arthur said there were no excuses for the Eels' loss.
Child COVID-19 vaccine data under review
Immunisation advisory group ATAGI says a decision is yet to be made on whether to approve Moderna's vaccine for children as young as six months.
Open champion Smith to play in Australia
Australian golfers Cameron Smith and Lucas Herbert will return home this summer to play in the Australian Open and the Australian PGA Championship.
Body found as wild weather hits east coast
A man's body has been found near a creek in regional Queensland as an offshore weather system brings wild conditions to Australia's east coast.
Matildas mainstay Williams makes PSG move
Matildas veteran Lydia Williams has joined French club Paris St Germain on a one-year deal after two seasons in England with Arsenal.
Haas: Origin call toughest of my career
Brisbane prop Payne Haas sat out the State of Origin decider to rest his troublesome shoulder - and counts it as the toughest call of his career.
Govt COVID messaging is inconsistent: Libs
Opposition health spokeswoman Senator Anne Ruston has described the Albanese government's messaging about the COVID-19 pandemic as inconsistent.
Good day for Australians Bol and Barber
Peter Bol and Kelsey-Lee Barber both looked impressive in their first outings at the world athletics championships in Eugene.
Mooy’s Celtic move a win for Roos: Arnie
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold feels Aaron Mooy's move to Scottish giants Celtic is a huge boost for Australia ahead of this year's World Cup in Qatar.
Ex-TV journalist jailed over fatal crash
Ex-journalist Trent Evans has been jailed for more than seven years for killing his friend in a car crash by driving while speeding and heavily intoxicated.
Gades get pick of 170-plus in BBL draft
More than 170 internationals have nominated for the Big Bash League's inaugural draft and the Melbourne Renegades will get first pick.
Museum shows First Nations art purchases
A collection of artwork by Indigenous artists from far north Queensland and the Torres Strait is on display for the first time at Canberra's National Museum.
Ex-lover feared Roberts-Smith, court told
The former lover of Ben Roberts-Smith both loved and feared him after an alleged attack and stereotypical reactions should be rejected, a judge has been told.
Educators vote to strike on September 7
The United Workers Union has issued a list of three demands to the government after early childhood educators voted to go on strike in September.
Arnie happy to let Rogic decide own future
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold knows he has to leave Tom Rogic to his own devices as mystery continues to surround the Australian midfielder's playing future.
Hasler pumps brakes on Turbo NRL return
Manly coach Des Hasler says there's no timeline on Tom Trbojevic's return from a shoulder injury, despite reports his NRL season might not be over.
Storm reveal toll of Papenhuyzen injury
Melbourne chief executive Justin Rodski says they want to recruit another outside back after losing Ryan Papenhuyzen to a season-ending injury.
Tonga without big guns for Cup playoff
Tonga will be without several big-name stars for Saturday's World Cup playoff against Hong Kong on the Sunshine Coast.
Pies rally around Ginnivan over AFL frees
Collingwood youngster Jack Ginnivan has been a lightning rod for debate around head-high free kicks in the AFL this season.
Griffin committed to Dragons’ NRL journey
St George Illawarra coach Anthony Griffin says he's the man to lead his club back to the NRL's top after speculation his job may be on the line.
WA town grieves children after fatal fire
A mother is being flown to Perth for treatment as she assists police after her three children died in a house fire in Port Hedland in the Pilbara region.
Focus on Keary as Manu a late Roosters out
Trent Robinson had been planning to give centre Joey Manu renewed freedom when Luke Keary returned from a concussion lay-off but now Manu has gone down injured.
Dearden can lead Cowboys: Taumalolo
North Queensland co-captain Jason Taumalolo says Tom Dearden's State of Origin experience could take his game to new heights heading into NRL finals.
Storm lashes NZ capital Wellington
Fierce southerlies have grounded planes at Wellington Airport and battered the New Zealand capital.
Defence admits sex misconduct ‘failures’
The defence department is encouraging members who have experienced sexual misconduct to report the incident, acknowledging failures in its previous responses.
More wet weather and flooding on way: BOM
The Bureau of Meteorology has warned large parts of the country will experience wetter than average conditions throughout the rest of the year.
Rennie wants Wallabies’ Giteau Law tweak
Wallabies coach Dave Rennie is hoping the Rugby Australia board will allow an increase in overseas-based player selections to four given their injury crisis.
Potter wants permanent Bulldogs NRL role
Mick Potter is open to coaching Canterbury on a permanent basis despite the club nearing the conclusion of a deal to sign Penrith's Cameron Ciraldo.
Gustavsson backed to deliver for Matildas
Football Australia chief executive James Johnson says Tony Gustavsson is the right man to lead the Matildas forward.