Civilians rescued from Ukraine’s Mariupol
After nearly two months of siege, civilians holed up at a steel plant in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol began to be evacuated over the weekend.
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Rate rise to put pressure on home prices
Australian house price growth is slowing nationally and could come under further pressure as official interest rates start to rise.
Qantas to launch Sydney to London and New York non-stop in 2025
Qantas is buying a fleet of long-range, wide-body Airbus planes to service non-stop flights from Australia's east coast to London, Paris and New York.
Household COVID isolation rule ends
Compulsory isolation for household contacts of people with COVID-19 is a thing of the past as the nation learns to live with the virus.
Kiwi defeats raise Bledisloe confidence
The Wallabies and All Blacks will meet in a mid-week Test in the first match of the Bledisloe Cup series, on a Thursday night at Melbourne's Marvel Stadium.
Mariupol civilians flee Azovstal bunkers
After two months of heavy bombardment from Russian aggressors, civilians sheltering in the Mariupol steel works are being evacuated.
Labor, coalition switch pitch to seniors
The two major parties are pitching directly to senior voters, promising an expansion to the health concession card and cheaper medications.
Petrol prices on the rise despite tax cut
Petrol prices have risen for a second week in a row as international oil prices climb on continued supply concerns due to the Ukrainian war.
Dog attacks on postal workers skyrocket
Australia's dog owners are being urged to secure their furry friends after a surge in the number of posties attacked while delivering the mail.
National standards adapt to new challenges
A future in which the digital economy is at risk of cyber threats and natural disasters demands new national standards, a report says.
AFL’s Lions to target bigger milestones
The Lions got another monkey off their back with a fine victory over Sydney at the SCG but still have some important milestones to target.
Brisbane beat Sydney to break SCG hoodoo
Brisbane have broken a 13-year hoodoo at the SCG and cemented their place in the top-four with an emphatic victory over Sydney.
Davison snaps Supercars drought in WA
Ford's Will Davison has claimed his first Supercars win since 2016 on a controversial and drama-filled day at Perth's Wanneroo Raceway.
Fifita injured, in doubt for Origin I
Queensland star David Fifita has suffered a knee injury and is in a race to play for the Gold Coast again before the State of Origin series opener on June 8.
Storm make case for the attack in flogging
Melbourne have become just the sixth team in history to score 120 points in the space of two games, flogging Newcastle 50-2 in the NRL.
Dragons down Tigers in scrappy NRL affair
St George Illawarra have struck late to beat Wests Tigers 12-6 and claim three straight NRL wins for the first time this season.
Bombers’ AFL woes continue in Dogs loss
Essendon are wallowing near the foot of the AFL ladder after a 32-point defeat to the Western Bulldogs at Marvel Stadium.
Suns’ search for AFL consistency continues
Gold Coast paid dearly for a poor start against Collingwood and have a 2-5 record, with tough games to come against Sydney and Fremantle.
Rising Swede Stark wins Women’s NSW Open
Young Swede Maja Stark has won the Women's NSW Open by five shots from countrywoman Johanna Gustavsson to collect a third Ladies European Tour title.
Kings sweep Hawks to reach NBL grand final
Jaylen Adams has scored 29 points to propel the Sydney Kings to a 99-87 win over the Illawarra Hawks that sealed a spot in the NBL grand final series.
Giants equal record as Lightning crash
The Giants have snapped a long-standing Super Netball hoodoo in emphatic fashion, belting the Sunshine Coast Lightning 82-54.
Collingwood jump Suns early for AFL win
Collingwood have made the most of a strong start to beat Gold Coast by 25 points in the AFL clash at the MCG.
Knights last in NRL after Storm flogging
Melbourne have flogged Newcastle 50-2 to leave the hapless Knights last on the NRL ladder after a sixth defeat in a row.
Labor to charge electric vehicle take-up
Labor has pledged to double the Commonwealth's $250 million Future Fuels Fund and establish a new Driving the Nation Fund to accelerate electric vehicle uptake.
Brumbies keep rolling in Hurricanes win
The Brumbies' hot Super Rugby Pacific form has shown no signs of cooling off, as they downed the Hurricanes 42-25 at GIO Stadium.
IOC head impressed by 2032 Games committee
Brisbane's new organising committee for the 2032 Olympic Games has impressed International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach.
Wighton charged, hurts NSW Origin chance
Canberra star Jack Wighton has been charged with a dangerous throw on Warriors fullback Reece Walsh and is facing a two-game NRL ban.
Woman dies after assault reported in Melb
Detectives from Victoria Police's homicide squad are investigating after a woman died in Croydon North in Melbourne.
Search continues for missing Qld fisherman
Police say there are no plans to scale back rescue efforts in the search for a fisherman missing off the coast of northeast Queensland.
Labor invokes reform legacy to urge change
Anthony Albanese says it is time to build a better future as he used Labor's official campaign launch to unveil new housing and health policies.
Campaign focus on housing affordability
The government has backed existing first homebuyer polices amid an opposition plan to take an equity stake in the homes of 10,000 low to middle income earners.