Qld man doused in accelerant, set alight
Two men have been charged with attempted murder after a Queensland man was doused in accelerant and set alight.
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Lions chasing fast start against Suns
They're 4-1 and inside the AFL top four but Hugh McCluggage says Brisbane haven't played at their best heading into Sunday's derby against Gold Coast.
LNP endorses ex-soldier for seat of Oxley
Former soldier Kyle McMillen has been selected as the Liberal National Party candidate for the seat of Oxley, a day after Chris Green resigned.
Cosmetic surgeon wins fake review action
A Gold Coast cosmetic surgeon and his wife have been ordered to pay more than $450,000 in damages after posting a fake review about a competitor.
Alarming Eels’ defence in sharp focus
Parramatta players have admitted they need to go after the game more in defence, with the Eels missing more tackles than any other team in the NRL.
Wighton in NSW Origin centres frame
Canberra half Jack Wighton is a strong contender to take Latrell Mitchell's place at centre for NSW in State of Origin, but he says he's happy playing anywhere.
Drugs bought after stabbing: witness
A man accused of murdering his housemate in North Gosford travelled to Sydney to buy heroin a few hours after the stabbing, a jury has heard.
Kiwis ready for improved Super Aust teams
Ahead of Super Round in Melbourne, Chiefs skipper Sam Cane says the Kiwis are expecting a tougher contest from Australian Super Rugby teams.
Car hits Labor MP Butler’s Brisbane office
Police are trying to work out if a car was deliberately rammed into federal Labor MP Terri Butler's office in Brisbane, destroying the building's facade.
Traumatised man fractures partner’s spine
A Queensland man traumatised by a home invasion choked and kicked his partner so hard she suffered a spine fracture after a night of drinking.
Cherry on top for Australia 7s medal hunt
Olympic champion Emilee Cherry has rejoined the Australian women's rugby sevens program as Tim Walsh's assistant coach ahead of the Commonwealth Games.
Qld hands back Indigenous massacre site
The Queensland government has handed back a site where 300 people were massacred in the 1800s to the traditional owners, the Darumbal people.
Saints banish snakes, climb AFL ladder
St Kilda coach Brett Ratten says a meeting of players and staff midway through last season continues to pay dividends as they enjoy a four-game winning streak.
Norman restarts league career at Toulouse
Corey Norman will come out of retirement and play in the English Super League after the former Broncos, Eels and Dragons star signed for Toulouse Olympique.
Nats candidate praises government distrust
The Nationals' candidate for Richmond has been seen on video encouraging churchgoers not to trust governments, vaccinations or medical science.
Dew sets Brisbane challenge for AFL Suns
Gold Coast coach Stuart Dew says a Queensland derby against Brisbane is a chance for the Suns to show they can match one of the AFL's best teams.
Te Maire Martin answers SOS for Broncos
Brisbane's Te Maire Martin insists he's ready for the rigours of the NRL after nearly three seasons on the sideline against a COVID-19 ravaged Canterbury.
Military probe a witch hunt: SAS soldier
Ben Roberts-Smith's former patrol commander has described as a witch hunt the Inspector-General of the Australian Defence Force's probe into Afghanistan.
Ex-fugitive’s charge details revealed
Archived charges against former underworld fugitive Graham Gene Potter have been released by a court months after his arrest in Queensland.
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.
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.