Wildcats NBL blow; Law out for season
Perth have been dealt a cruel blow with American Vic Law ruled out for the remainder of the season just days before the NBL playoffs.
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Ex-Block star appeals assault conviction
Former reality TV contestant Suzi Taylor has lodged an appeal after being convicted last year of assaulting a furniture removalist in a Brisbane hotel lobby.
Hunt sees turnaround in Dragons NRL attack
St George Illawarra captain Ben Hunt has stated his team started to turn a corner against Newcastle, but knows they must find a balance in attack on Anzac Day.
Magpies tap into Malthouse AFL knowledge
AFL coaching legend Mick Malthouse has returned to Collingwood at Craig McRae's invitation ahead of the Magpies' Anzac Day blockbuster against Essendon.
Small firms’ mood sours amid price rises
Confidence and conditions dropped among small and medium-sized businesses during the March quarter, a National Australia Bank survey shows.
Manu’s military lessons key in character
Joey Manu is often regarded as one of the most selfless players in the NRL, and the Sydney Roosters centre's traits can be traced back to his Anzac learnings.
AFL star Martin in better space: Hardwick
Richmond gun Dustin Martin is back in Melbourne but the AFL club is yet to put a specific timeline on his return from personal leave.
Ikonomidis set for big ALM finish: Popovic
Melbourne Victory coach Tony Popovic believes Socceroo Chris Ikonomidis's return to full fitness has come at a perfect time for club and player.
Coroner rules child killings ‘preventable’
A South Australian coroner has ruled that the killings of two children in 2016 by their mother's partner were preventable if authorities had intervened earlier.
Zerafa looking to follow champion Kambosos
After a second round demolition of Issac Hardman, boxer Michael Zerafa says he wants to win a world title in Melbourne like George Kambosos.
Youth-dominated crimes rise again in Qld
Break-ins, burglaries, shop and car thefts, joy rides, arson and property damage in Queensland are rising amid a controversial youth crime crackdown.
Relief for some but Qld’s drought goes on
Drought declarations have been removed from almost a dozen Queensland local government areas, but there are ongoing concerns for more than half of the state.
AFLW star Bates pledges to stay with Lions
AFLW star Emily Bates has declared she is staying with Brisbane after winning her third Lions best-and-fairest, knocking back big offers to go elsewhere.
PM ‘doesn’t buy’ pork-barrelling comments
The prime minister has announced multiple election commitments worth millions of dollars but says he is not pork-barrelling to secure support at the ballot box.
Canberra captain in doubt for NRL clash
Canberra skipper Elliott Whitehead is likely to miss his side's NRL trip to Penrith after a sickening head clash at training.
Greens optimistic over Brisbane Labor seat
Labor has dismissed a Greens party poll which shows federal MP Terri Butler could be ousted from her inner Brisbane seat of Griffith.
ACT follows NSW, Vic isolation changes
COVID-19 isolation rules are about to be scrapped in Victoria and NSW, with changes also announced for the ACT.
PM clarifies China security threat insight
Prime Minister Scott Morrison says the government has been aware of a potential Chinese security pact arising in the Indo-Pacific.
Ukraine, US walk out on Russia at G20
Finance ministers from several countries have reportedly temporarily left the G20 meeting in Washington DC due to Russia's participation.
Death fears for ancient WA coral formation
On Western Australia's stunning Ningaloo coast, a coral bommie that began life 1000 years ago sits ghostly white in the green waters of Bills Bay.
Mariupol pause, eastern Ukraine bombarded
Russia has walked back plans to storm a besieged steel plant in the city of Mariupol, as Vladimir Putin's troops continue to bombard cities in Ukraine's east.
Albanese to isolate after getting COVID-19
Anthony Albanese will spend a week in isolation after testing positive to COVID-19.
Day 11 of the federal election campaign
What leaders Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese and their teams are up to in the federal election campaign on Thursday, April 21, day 11.
Zerafa downs Hardman with second round TKO
Victorian Michael Zerafa has won his middleweight world title eliminator fight against Issac Hardman with a TKO in the second round.
Johnson wins women’s boxing world title
Cherneka Johnson is a world champion after winning by split decision against Mexican Melissa Esquivel to take the vacant IBF world super bantamweight title.
Wanderers sink Jets in A-League Men
Western Sydney Wanderers have held out for a dramatic 3-2 win over Newcastle Jets that all but ends the Novocastrians' hopes of making the A-League men finals.
Wimbledon ‘to ban Russians, Belarusians’
Wimbledon organisers are set to announce that Russian and Belarusian players will not be allowed to compete at the grand slam this year, according to reports.
Solomon Islands PM defends China pact
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare insists the Solomon Islands' Pacific neighbours having nothing to fear from a newly minted security pact with China.
Dante Exum dunk wows EuroLeague coach
A monster Dante Exum dunk continued the Australian's strong EuroLeague form with Barcelona, after the fit-again Boomers talent was overlooked by NBA teams.
LNP in late candidate switcheroo in Oxley
Kyle McMillen will run for the Liberal National Party in the seat of Oxley after Chris Green resigned just days before the formal launch of his campaign.
COVID cases postpone Force’s Super clash
COVID-19 cases in the Western Force camp have forced their Super Round clash against Moana Pasifika in Melbourne to be postponed.