Police training ‘puts DV victims at risk’
Limited training is putting frontline officers and domestic violence victims at substantial risk, the inquest into Hannah Clarke's death has been told.
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Smaller deficits even as Frydenberg spends
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has banked some of the windfall from strong economic growth, low unemployment and a spike in commodity prices.
Pre-poll budget offers cash, cheaper fuel
Australians will get one-off cash handouts and tax breaks and pay less for fuel under new budget measures, but a lack of permanent relief has been criticised.
Federal budget shows 3.75pct jobless rate
The federal budget will forecast the unemployment rate falling to 3.75 per cent later this year, well below what was expected just a few months ago.
No set date for Martin’s return to Tigers
Richmond coach Damien Hardwick says there's no set date on Dustin Martin's return to the AFL club as he takes time away for personal reasons.
Matilda Siemsen set to make Swedish switch
Matildas forward Remy Siemsen has become the latest Australian player to announce she's heading to Europe, signing with Swedish club AIK.
Speculation ‘part of the job’ for Arnie
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold says speculation the World Cup qualifier against Saudi Arabia may his last match in role is simply part of life in the job.
Willie Rioli in the clear over AFL tackle
West Coast forward Willie Rioli is free to play in the AFL's western derby against Fremantle after being cleared of a dangerous tackle.
Ruby Svarc banned for AFLW prelim final
Brisbane's Ruby Svarc has been suspended for one week for rough conduct on Collingwood's Jaimee Lambert, which would rule her out of the AFLW preliminary final.
Glaetzer, Clonan win again at nationals
Three-time Olympian Matt Glaetzer and Kristina Clonan have again won their sprint events at the Australian track cycling championships.
Refs erred over Asofa-Solomona tackle: NRL
The NRL says its referees and match review committee made a mistake by not sin-binning or banning Melbourne's Nelson Asofa-Solomona for a high tackle.
Qld athletes added to Games committee
Gold medalist Natalie Cook and Australian sprinter Patrick Johnson will join the organising committee for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.
Labor finalise crucial election candidates
Labor has endorsed candidates ahead of the upcoming election in key seats, as parties scramble to finish preselection.
Marsh injured, Green fills Aussie ODI void
Cameron Green is set to be unleashed in the three-match ODI series against Pakistan with fellow allrounder Mitch Marsh grounded because of a hip injury..
Coal expansion ‘risks Qld net zero target’
Activists say Queensland would fail to achieve net zero by 2050 if all proposed coal projects were approved, unless other businesses picked up the slack.
Tolman wants more NRL beyond 300 games
Cronulla prop Aiden Tolman will play his 300th NRL game on Friday against Newcastle but is hoping to extend his career for a few more seasons.
One in four children now fully vaccinated
The drive to vaccinate Australian kids against COVID-19 has reached a milestone as new survey results show greater confidence in the healthcare system.
MP Laming in court over Facebook posts
The Australian Electoral Commission has taken MP Andrew Laming to court alleging he failed to authorise Facebook posts leading up to the 2019 federal election.
Arrow says revenge not key for Rabbitohs
South Sydney's Jai Arrow says his team aren't about revenge and will just look to play their best in their NRL grand final rematch with Penrith on Friday.
CODA wins top Oscar, Will Smith slap
CODA won best film, while Jessica Chastain and Will Smith took the best actor awards as the Oscars bounced back from 2021's pandemic-affected ceremony.
Jessica Chastain wins best actress Oscar
The Academy Award for best actress has gone to Jessica Chastain for her portrayal of televangelist's wife Tammy Faye Bakker in the movie The Eyes of Tammy Faye.
Tigers must stay positive in horror start
Young Wests Tigers players have been told to stay optimistic and move past losses fast after their worst start to a season in 15 years.
CODA Oscars’ best film in streaming first
The AppleTV+ family drama CODA has taken the Oscar for best movie, handing Hollywood's top award to a streaming service for the first time.
Will Smith takes Oscar for King Richard
The Academy Award for best actor has gone to Will Smith for his portrayal of the father of tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams in the movie King Richard.
Jane Campion wins best director Oscar
New Zealand director Jane Campion has won the best director Oscar for her movie The Power of the Dog, at the 94th Academy Awards in Los Angeles.
Isaako a chance with Titans young gun hurt
Gold Coast recruit Jamayne Isaako is poised to debut for the Titans in Thursday's NRL clash against Wests Tigers, with Jayden Campbell in doubt.
Jets near full-strength for Perth ALM trip
Newcastle coach Arthur Papas is expecting to have almost all of his A-League Men squad available for Wednesday's game against struggling Perth.
Franklin gets ball back, focus now on flag
Lance Franklin says winning an AFL flag with Sydney is his major aim after reaching the 1000-goal milestone and getting the ball back that he kicked it with.
Demons’ Birch ready for AFLW final at MCG
Melbourne defender Libby Birch's dream to play on the MCG will finally come true when the Demons host the Brisbane Lions in a historic AFLW preliminary final.
Stone’s Eels career ends with ACL rupture
Parramatta's Ray Stone has played his last game for the NRL club after scans confirmed he ruptured an ACL scoring the match-winning try against Melbourne.
Kambosos-Haney fight all but a done deal
Aussie ace George Kambosos Jr says he'll place his four world lightweight belts on the line against Devin Haney once he sees the American's signed contract.