Ukraine envoy invokes ANZAC identity
Australia has added a range of luxury goods on an export embargo to Russia, as Ukraine's envoy likens Kyiv's war effort to the Anzac experience in World War I.
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Aust defence missiles package fast-tracked
Defence Minister Peter Dutton has announced new missiles with a 900 kilometre strike range will arrive years ahead of schedule to arm the RAAF and navy.
West plans more Russia sanctions
Evidence that Russian troops killed civilians in northern Ukraine has prompted Western nations to promise more sanctions against Moscow.
Climate report a ‘file of shame’ -UN chief
The United Nations' latest climate change report catalogues the "empty pledges" that will make the world 'unliveable', says Secretary General Antonio Guterres.
NSW court upholds Liberal candidate picks
The endorsement of three federal Liberal MPs as candidates in the upcoming election has been upheld by a NSW court in a win for Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
Roberts-Smith witness denies memory issues
A former soldier has stood by comments he told war veteran Ben Roberts-Smith to "pull your head in" after he allegedly ordered a mock execution in training.
Star lawyer failed on ‘do the right thing’
A senior lawyer at Star Entertainment has been quizzed over whether he lived up to the gaming giant's corporate values at an inquiry into The Star Sydney.
Ex sailor shares story of bullying, abuse
The Australian public would be "absolutely horrified" by the victimisation of a former navy sailor, a royal commission has been told.
RBA’s Lowe warns higher inflation ahead
Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe has warned higher rates of inflation are ahead, signally he will be keeping watch on data results in coming months.
Vaccines critical for winter protection
A surge in flu cases could be delayed until winter 2023, but health experts say it is still a good idea for Australians to protect themselves with a vaccine.
Leaders United edge Wildcats in Perth
Melbourne United have inflicted Perth's third straight loss at home for the first time since 1999 with a 84-75 win at RAC Arena.
UN chief attacks Aust climate approach
The UN chief has launched a major new report on climate change mitigation, calling nations that plan to increase fossil fuel production dangerous radicals.
Pinder shines as NBL Taipans beat Breakers
Cairns have prevailed over the New Zealand Breakers by 10 points in the NBL after a stellar peformance by Keanu Pinder.
Adam Scott backs Smith to master Augusta
Former champion Adam Scott believes unflappable and in-form fellow Australian Cameron Smith is a huge chance to win this week's Masters at Augusta National.
Tom Trbojevic for surgery, out for a month
Gun fullback Tom Trbojevic will have surgery on his knee and is set to be sidelined for the next month of the NRL in a major blow for Manly.
Man, boy killed in Blue Mountains landslip
A man and boy out bushwalking have been killed and two others critically injured after a landslip in the NSW Blue Mountains.
Geelong AFL ruckman Jon Ceglar breaks foot
Geelong ruckman Jon Ceglar is set to spend up to three months on the sidelines after fracturing his foot in the VFL.
McDonald still unsure on Aussie coach job
Andrew McDonald has spoken to Cricket Australia about the men's coaching position but he remains reluctant to say if he wants the job full-time.
Dees expect AFL battle with desperate Port
Port Adelaide are winless after three rounds of the AFL season but Melbourne are expecting a hard-fought contest when they meet at Adelaide Oval.
Qld grandmother jailed over shooting death
A woman accused of involvement in the death of a Brisbane mother shot in her shipping container home on a rural property has been jailed for manslaughter.
Tasmania’s Premier Gutwein quits politics
Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein has announced he is quitting politics less than 12 months after winning the state election and after just two years in the role
NSW offer flood grants after federal delay
The NSW government has announced $20,000 grants to help flood victims rebuild, taking aim at the federal government for not pitching in.
Broncos’ Haas, Kelly grilled over scuffle
Brisbane pair Payne Haas and Albert Kelly have been interviewed by the club and NRL after footage of an altercation between the pair surfaced on Sunday night.
Daisy Pearce relishes shot at AFLW glory
Decorated champion Daisy Pearce will play in her first AFLW grand final when Melbourne take on Adelaide in Saturday's decider.
Shield title caps WA season of dominance
Western Australia are Sheffield Shield winners for the first time since last century after a dominant batting display in the final against Victoria.
RA eyes payment plan Wallaroos, Super W
Payment and professionalism of women's 15-a-side rugby in Australia has come into focus after the country was named preferred host of the 2029 World Cup.
RA wants to make rugby more entertaining
Australian rugby officials will ponder how to ensure the game remains entertaining amid competition from rival codes.
Witness laments ‘weak leadership’ in SAS
Ben Roberts-Smith and his patrol members were let down by weak leadership in the ranks of the special forces, the Federal Court has been told.
Swans ruckman Hickey out for six AFL games
Former Port Adelaide ruckman Peter Ladhams will make his debut for Sydney this week after Swans big man Tom Hickey was cut down by a knee injury.
Cowboys fullback sidelined, Nanai signed
North Queensland will be without fullback Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow for two or three weeks while young-gun Jeremiah Nanai has re-signed with the club.
Petrol prices fall as job market tightens
Petrol prices are dropping below $2 while new job advertising figures suggest the unemployment rate could be in the low-threes by the end of this year.