Thousands evacuate as Sydney rivers rise
More ADF troops are on the way and the SES is anticipating another busy night, as western Sydney's Hawkesbury-Nepean region is once again inundated by floods.
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Tennis miser Kubler recalls the lean days
He's bidding to become the first qualifier to make the Wimbledon quarter-finals since Bernard Tomic in 2011, but Jason Kubler has already hit the jackpot.
Aussie tennis aces eye Wimbledon quarters
Ajla Tomljanovic, Alex de Minaur, Nick Kyrgios and Jason Kubler are hoping to give Australia four Wimbledon quarter-finalists since the glory days of 1974.
PM pledges more Ukraine aid during visit
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced more sanctions on Russia and military aid for Ukraine during a high security visit to the war-torn country.
Zelenskiy denies Russia has taken Luhansk
Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenskiy has denied Russian forces have fully seized the last Ukrainian stronghold in Luhansk province.
Cash accuses Kyrgios of abuse and cheating
Pat Cash has led the scathing attacks on the behaviour of Nick Kyrgios at Wimbledon, saying his fellow Aussie is dragging the game down to new depths.
Denmark in shock as gunman kills three
Danish police say three people were killed and three others are in critical condition after a shooting at a shopping mall in Copenhagen.
Qld miners snub state govt over coal taxes
Qld miners will snub the launch of the state government's industry plan after a hike in coal taxes, while environmental groups attend in protest over emissions.
Calls to lower age limits for fourth doses
As Australia exceeds the 10,000 COVID-19 deaths mark, an infectious diseases expert has called for the fourth dose age limit to be lowered from 65 to 50.
West Coast claim fairytale netball title
West Coast Fever have claimed the 2022 Super Netball title after a 70-59 grand final win over the Melbourne Vixens in front of almost 14,000 fans in Perth.
Albanese walks among Ukraine destruction
Photos have emerged showing Anthony Albanese walking through streets in Ukraine, viewing damaged buildings and vehicles.
Star probe should go further: opposition
The Queensland Opposition says a probe into the Star group's workings doesn't go far enough to address the role of unions, lobbyists and regulators
Abortion bans blocked in Florida, Kentucky
US state abortion laws are being triggered, opposed and defended in the courts, after a Supreme Court ruling overturning the 1973 Roe V Wade decision.
Carbon credits review to examine integrity
The federal government has announced an independent review of the Australian Carbon Credit Units scheme to be led by former chief scientist Professor Ian Chubb.
New Qld crime and corruption watchdog boss
Bruce Barbour has been permanently appointed as chairman of the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission.
Flying Pies out to spoil Gold Coast party
Jordan De Goey is back as Collingwood take another AFL road trip, this time to face fellow finals contenders Gold Coast at Metricon Stadium.
Bucks hand Joe Ingles NBA career lifeline
Coming off a serious knee injury, Australian sharpshooter Joe Ingles is set to join the NBA title-chasing Milwaukee Bucks.
No easy decision on subs deal: Marles
Richard Marles said there was not an obvious choice as to whether Australia would choose US or UK-made nuclear submarines under AUKUS.
Aussies aim for No.1 at Commonwealth Games
Powerhouse nations Australia and England are set to again vie for bragging rights atop the medals table at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games.
Queensland mulls affirmative consent laws
The final report of Queensland's Women's Safety and Justice Taskforce includes 188 recommendations including adopting affirmative consent laws.
Health ministers meet as COVID cases rise
Health Minister Mark Butler says the government cannot continue to fund COVID-19 payments and urged people to get their boosters as soon as possible.
I’ll lead Labor to election: Palaszczuk
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has apologised to Queensland's public servants after a damning integrity review and confirmed her intention to seek re-election.
Recovery head steps down amid overhaul
Disaster recovery head Shane Stone will step down from the role as the government announces plans to create a new agency.
McVeigh to pitch for GWS head coach role
GWS' search for a new AFL coach will step up a notch with Mark McVeigh to make a formal pitch to the Giants board.
Xi swears in new Hong Kong leader John Lee
President Xi Jinping has attended the swearing in of Hong Kong's chief executive John Lee, as the former British colony marks 25 years under Chinese control.
Mitchell a must-pick for Origin: Demetriou
Jason Demetriou says NSW would be foolish to overlook Latrell Mitchell for State of Origin III, despite the fullback only having 80 minutes to press his case.
Underdog Vixens brace for Fever fire
West Coast Fever will be aiming to win their maiden Super Netball title when they host the Melbourne Vixens in Sunday's grand final in Perth.
Reynolds, Haas firm for Broncos’ Qld derby
Kevin Walters says Payne Haas and Adam Reynolds will play in Brisbane's Queensland derby clash with North Queensland.
Union condemns more regional bank closures
Westpac is defending a decision to close 24 bank branches across Australia, including many in regional areas.
COVID-19 case hits Sri Lanka’s Test team
Sri Lanka have been hit by a COVID-19 case inside their Test camp with veteran Angelo Mathews testing positive to the virus and removed from the Galle match.
Jase Burgoyne to debut for Power in AFL
Port Adelaide will give an AFL debut to another Burgoyne when 18-year-old Jase plays against Fremantle.