Police investigate Cody Walker incident
NSW Police are examining allegations of an altercation involving South Sydney five-eighth Cody Walker.
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Man faces court over Brisbane shooting
One of two men charged with attempted murder has appeared in court with police to allege up to six shots were fired at a vehicle in Brisbane's north last year.
Fresh appeal over Smykalla murder in Qld
Police are offering a $500,000 reward for information about the 1981 murder of Deborah Smykalla in Brisbane.
Walkinshaw confirms Ford Supercars switch
The long-running association between the Walkinshaw name and Holden is set to end with confirmation the Supercars team will be racing Fords from 2023 onwards.
Eagles fume over players’ nightclub visit
West Coast coach Adam Simpson says he's furious that some Eagles players have gone to a local nightclub in the midst of WA's COVID-19 spike.
PM defends mining in pitch to WA voters
Scott Morrison says the mining sector was helping to solve climate issues rather than heating the planet, during an address in Perth.
Holbrook has faith Titans can get on roll
Gold Coast will look to end a four game NRL slide and disappointing start to the season when they clash with the Roosters in Mackay.
Mariners wary of party-pooping Jets in ALM
Their ALM finals position is secure but Central Coast coach Nick Montgomery is eager to avoid local rivals Newcastle spoiling the Mariners' party on Saturday.
Swans have point to prove in AFL flag race
Sydney defender Nick Blakey believes the Swans are still a long away off reigning premiers Melbourne and red-hot Brisbane in the AFL premiership race.
Lions players take lead against Eagles
Brisbane coach Chris Fagan has handed the reins to his players to prepare for Saturday's AFL match against a COVID-hit and out-of-form West Coast.
NSW students walk out for climate policies
Thousands of students have ditched classes in order to strike against what they see are lacklustre policies tackling climate change.
The devil they shouldn’t know: Satanic teachings disallowed in Queensland schools
A Noosa Temple of Satan founder has been ordered to front court, while another leader of the group has lost legal action against the Queensland government.
Three Star executives resign amid probe
Three Star executives have resigned in the midst of an inquiry into the company's fitness to hold a Sydney casino licence.
Kia’s Sorento entices with plug-in hybrid
As well as leading the electric vehicle charge into Australia, Kia has provided an attractive option to those not quite ready to take the full plunge.
Bautista shoots 61, goes clear in NT PGA
Former winner Aaron Pike boosted his chances of a top five finish on the Order of Merit with a second round 66 to to be tied fourth in the NT PGA Championship.
Eels stun Penrith to end record NRL streak
Parramatta have become the first NRL team to beat Penrith at home since July 2019, shocking them 22-20 in a ferocious battle of the west.
Wallaroos win after 956-day Test drought
Centre Pauline Piliae starred as the Wallaroos celebrated 956 days between rugby Tests with an impressive 36-19 victory over Fiji in Brisbane.
Croker injury sours Raiders’ NRL win
Canberra have claimed their first NRL win since round three, beating Canterbury 14-4, but lost Jarrod Croker to injury late in the game.
Sydney Kings win NBL grand final opener
Sydney have beaten Tasmania 95-78 in Game 1 of the NBL grand final series but star guard and league MVP Jaylen Adams left the court early.
McDermott unloads after costly Reds loss
Tate McDermott didn't miss his team in a scathing assessment after the Queensland Reds coughed up another lead to lose 27-19 to the Highlanders.
In-form Port down Bulldogs by 17 in AFL
Port Adelaide have beaten the Western Bulldogs by 17 points at Adelaide Oval for their third straight win of the season.
Dockers crush Roos for sixth straight win
Fremantle have overcome the loss of six players to COVID protocols to post a huge win over North Melbourne in Perth.
Take COVID risks at your peril: Longmuir
Dockers coach Justin Longmuir hopes his team's COVID outbreak will be limited to six players, but he's not sure which of them will be fit to return next week.
Eels have proof they can challenge for NRL
Parramatta have beaten both Melbourne and Penrith in two of the NRL's hardest away trips in 2022, proving they can be a legitimate title threat.
Dogs coach laments injury carnage in AFL
Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge says Cody Weightman is among three Dogs players injured in a 17-point AFL loss to Port Adelaide.
Economic argy-bargy among party leaders
Anthony Albanese and Scott Morrison have been quizzed on economic management, with a fortnight to go until polling day.
Sri Lanka govt declares state of emergency
Sri Lanka President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has declared a state of emergency in the country effective from midnight, officials say.
Efforts underway to save Mariupol fighters
The defenders at the Azovstal steelworks in the city of Mariupol, Ukraine have vowed not to surrender amid fears Russian forces want to wipe them out.
Dairy farmers ‘squeezed on milk prices’
Dairy farmers say they are being sent to the wall over milk prices, as one NSW farmer prepares to walk away from the industry because of increasing costs.
Norman denied special exemption into Open
Two-time Open winner and ex-world No.1 Greg Norman has been denied a special exemption to play at the 150th Open Championship this July at St Andrews.
Free rapid COVID tests slip on ALP agenda
Times have changed and Labor is backing away from its previous call for free COVID rapid antigen tests for all Australians.