Fitzgibbons alive with last-gasp WSL win
Sally Fitzgibbons produced a 6.10 point wave in the final minutes to win her Rip Curl Pro third-round heat as the Australian looks to avoid the mid-season cut.
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GWS down on Preuss over AFL ban
Braydon Preuss' suspension will leave inexperienced GWS tall Matt Flynn to lead the ruck division against Melbourne stars Max Gawn and Luke Jackson.
Queensland Health under pressure from new Omicron wave of COVID-19
Queensland's acting premier Steve Miles says the state has one of the world's best health systems but admits it is under pressure amid COVID-19.
Storm stars urge Munster to stay
Cameron Munster's future is becoming a major NRL talking point and fellow Melbourne stars are urging the five-eighth to recommit to the Storm.
Warriors coach stands by banned NRL winger
Warriors coach Nathan Brown says he hopes Marcelo Montoya's NRL ban for his on-field homophobic slur won't lead to judgements against the winger.
Federal minister positive for COVID-19
Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews is in isolation after contracting COVID-19, a day after her Labor counterpart Kristina Keneally also tested positive.
Caution urged on Raiders’ Savage inclusion
Youngster Xavier Savage has been named for Canberra's NRL clash with North Queensland, but coach Ricky Stuart says there's no pressure on the teenager.
NSW keen to drop close contact isolations
NSW hopes other states and territories will get onboard with changes to close contact isolation rules, but convincing Victoria alone could be enough.
Rookie Lohmann earns Lions AFL debut
It has taken draftee Kai Lohmann just three games to force his way into Brisbane's top side, the rookie set to debut in the AFL on Thursday against Collingwood.
Cleary can become Penrith’s greatest ever
Penrith believe Nathan Cleary can become their greatest ever player after he and father Ivan opted to forego more money elsewhere to stay at the NRL club.
Airport travellers facing Easter chaos
The nation's airports are bracing for the busiest day in two years as people plan to get away for the Easter long weekend with travellers facing major delays.
Biden accuses Russia of Ukraine genocide
Russian leader Vladimir Putin is attempting to "wipe out the idea" of being Ukrainian, US President Joe Biden says, speaking of a genocide in eastern Europe.
Teamwork focus pays off for Moses and Eels
Parramatta half Mitchell Moses says focusing on combinations with his Eels teammates has played a key role in his fast start to the 2022 NRL season.
New CA coach McDonald prioritises workload
Cricket Australia has confirmed Justin Langer's full-time successor, with Andrew McDonald given a four-year contract to coach the men's team.
Leifer wants jury to decide abuse charges
Former Melbourne school principal Malka Leifer has elected to have 90 charges of child sexual abuse heard by a jury in a trial now expected to begin in August.
‘No doubt’ of Russian war crimes: PM
Prime Minister Scott Morrison says claims of Russian war crimes in Ukraine are beyond doubt, as investigations continue into possible chemical weapon use.
Hunt continues for New York subway gunman
The gunman who opened fire on a New York train leaving 10 people shot is being hunted by police who are investigating a man whose rental van may be connected.
Christensen joins One Nation Senate push
Former LNP MP George Christensen says Pauline Hanson's One Nation approached him last year about running for the party at the 2022 federal election.
Marines surrender in Mariupol, Russia says
Russia claims more than 1000 Ukrainian marines have surrendered in the besieged port city of Mariupol, Moscow's main target in the eastern Donbas region.
Djokovic runs out of gas in Monte Carlo
World No.1 Novak Djokovic was broken nine times in his 6-3 6-7 (7-5) 6-1 shock loss to Alejandro Davidovich Fokina on clay at Monte Carlo.
Rate rise risk unnerves mortgage holders
Households with a mortgage have posted a steep drop in confidence due to concerns a cash rate rise by the RBA is just months away.
Star risk boss to continue casino evidence
A senior risk and legal manager at Star Entertainment will continue giving evidence at an inquiry into whether The Star Sydney should hold a casino licence.
Job losses ‘voluntary’ at factory site: PM
The prime minister has been forced to address reports a manufacturing facility he visited on Tuesday is reducing workers to outsource overseas.
Government under fire for refinery pledge
Scott Morrison has received criticism for inaction on climate change following the government's $250 million commitment for oil refineries.
Greens’ power balance to end coal and gas
Greens leader Adam Bandt says the minor party is on track to hold the balance of power after the election and will demand an end to gas and coal projects.
Grittier Roar eye late ALM impact
Brisbane's A-League Men finals hopes are all but extinguished but coach Warren Moon expects a grittier outfit to throw everything at their final few games.
Goodwin goal sinks Sydney FC
Craig Goodwin helped score Adelaide United a 3-2 away A-League win against Sydney FC
Five shot at New York subway station
At least five people have been shot and more injured during a violent attack at a subway station in Brooklyn, New York.
Firebirds trio put on Super Netball clinic
The Queensland Firebirds have tightened their grip on Super Netball's top four with a 72-59 win against the GWS Giants.
Matildas defeat NZ after first-half blitz
The Matildas have put on a clinical first-half performance in Canberra, coming up with a 3-1 win over New Zealand after more Sam Kerr magic.
Melbourne Victory, Roar in ALM stalemate
Melbourne Victory have been held to a frustrating 0-0 draw by Brisbane Roar, spurning a chance to close the gap on the A-League Men top two.