SA icon Ebert elevated to legend status
South Australian great Russell Ebert has become the 32nd legend of the Australian Football Hall of Fame.
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Kaufusi avoids fine for elbow on Walker
Melbourne star Felise Kaufusi has been found not guilty at the NRL judiciary, avoiding a fine and further strike against his name for an elbow on Sam Walker.
Aussies over spin fears as Maxwell stars
Glenn Maxwell claims Australia have taken steps forward against spin after his 80 not out off 51 balls helped pull off a big ODI chase against Sri Lanka.
WHO to assess monkeypox emergency status
The World Health Organisation says there is a need for international co-ordination as an emergency committee prepares to assess the seriousness of monkeypox.
Nature Strip speeds to Royal Ascot triumph
Australian wonder horse Nature Strip has proved why he's the fastest in the business with a brilliant sprint triumph at Royal Ascot.
Locals need ‘rent’ for renewables projects
Large energy projects bring rapid changes that can impact local residents, says a new report which calls for grant programs and the like to be formalised.
Hearn’s advice to heavyweight Justis Huni
Promoter Eddie Hearn says Justis Huni must bring power to his arsenal if he is to become a top-tier heavyweight.
Low-paid workers set for 5.2 pct pay rise
The Fair Work Commission has recommended a 5.2 per cent pay rise for Australia's low-paid workers, equating to an extra $40 a week.
UN chief calls on G20 nations to “dismantle coal infrastructure” and phase out by 2030
The United Nations secretary-general has issued a fresh demand for Australia and other G20 nations to rapidly dismantle their coal infrastructure.
Ukraine fights on in Sievierodonetsk
Ukraine forces have ignored a Russian ultimatum to surrender the eastern city of Sievierodonetsk, as 500 troops remain trapped inside a chemical plant.
AEMO takes control of electricity system
The Australian Energy Market Operator has effectively taken control of the national electricity market amid pressure on the system.
Dragons’ De Belin puts PNG call on hold
Jack de Belin has opted against accepting a debut call-up for Papua New Guinea for next week's Pacific Test.
Danish-Canadian deal ends Arctic isle row
A decades-old dispute between Denmark and Canada over a tiny uninhabited rock in the Arctic has come to an end.
UK migrant flight to Rwanda grounded
Britain has cancelled its first deportation flight to Rwanda after a last-minute intervention by the European Court of Human Rights.
WA warns east coast to set up gas reserves
Power supply jitters and rising electricity costs in the eastern states are being watched closely in Western Australia, which has avoided the emergency.
Papenhuyzen nears Storm NRL return
Ryan Papenhuyzen could make his return from injury in Melbourne's game against Brisbane on Friday.
WA coal-fired power plants to shut by 2029
About 1200 workers will be affected by the West Australian government's decision to close its last remaining coal-fired power stations in coming years.
Teens ‘congratulated’ after fatal stabbing
After teenager Angus Beaumont was fatally stabbed north of Brisbane a court has heard two 14-year-olds congratulated each other as they ran away.
Minimum wage decision to be handed down
The Fair Work Commission will hand down its decision on the minimum wage on Wednesday, following a period of consultation.
Leilua granted early release from Tigers
Luciano Leilua has been granted an early release from his Wests Tigers contract and will join North Queensland for the remainder of the season.
Wetter winter than usual forecast for many
After much of Australia endured a soggy autumn, forecasters say an unusual amount of rainfall will most likely dampen heads over winter.
Vic power ‘blackouts’ warning cancelled
A blackouts warning in Victoria has been cancelled after the national energy market operator earlier forecast an impending shortfall in reserve power.
Aussie crypto buffs brace for more carnage
Australian crypto traders expect the market will decline further after a sudden plunge on Monday, but that doesn't mean they're giving up on Bitcoin.
Golden opportunities await NRL’s Raiders
Canberra will play bottom-eight teams in four of their next five matches, a stretch that could define their 2022 NRL season.
Qld govt not monitoring supply contracts
Queensland's auditor-general says it's unclear if the state government is getting value for money from the hundreds of supply contracts it has signed.
Family in spotlight after Qld man vanished
A re-opened inquest into the fate of a World War II veteran who vanished in 1993 will hear that police say his son-in-law may have been involved.
NSW energy outages possible as prices soar
NSW could face blackouts on Tuesday evening as the cold affects electricity supplies and the energy minister admits the sector is facing huge challenges.
Koroisau urges Ciraldo to make Tigers move
Api Koroisau has given Cameron Ciraldo a glowing endorsement as the Penrith assistant coach nears a switch to Wests Tigers.
Person injured, school locked down in NZ
A person has been injured in New Zealand's north island as police respond to reports of an active shooter.
Star acted ‘indefensibly’ on card scheme
The Star Sydney is fit to hold a casino licence despite management failings, the legal team representing Star Entertainment has told a state gaming inquiry.
Australia promises Ukraine export support
Trade Minister Don Farrell has chaired a meeting of 19 agricultural export countries, agreeing to push the World Trade Organisation for reform to the sector.