NSW dairy farmer shattered by stock losses
A number of dairy farmers in northern NSW, including Paul Weir, lost stock in the flood emergency that swept the area this week.
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Japan opens, France drops virus passport
Health authorities in Sweden say coronavirus cases are falling sharply as Japanese officials announce more students will be allowed to enter the country.
Steketee Essex-bound after Pakistan tour
Australia quick Mark Steketee will join county championship club Essex for their 2022 campaign after touring Pakistan.
Total eclipse of Russian sport even closer
At least 30 sports have now barred or suspended Russian athletes from competition with the eve-of-Paralympics ban their biggest indignity yet.
Use of force can’t happen in Pacific: Quad
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison says the Quad group has agreed the use of force like in Ukraine should not be allowed in the Indo-Pacific region.
Hewitt eyes overdue Davis Cup title glory
Looking beyond this weekend's tie, Australian captain Lleyton Hewitt is adamant he has a team capable of going all the way and winning the 2022 Davis Cup title.
Cummins eager for special Pakistan Test
Captain Pat Cummins says Australia's first Test matches in Pakistan in 24 years will be career highlight for his team.
Flood damage expected to enter billions
Emergency Management Minister Bridget McKenzie says the federal government will continue to support flood-affected communities as the damage bill rises.
Missing man’s body found in Qld flood zone
A man's body has been found under a wharf in Brisbane, taking the death toll from devastating floods in southeast Queensland to 10.
Blues’ Docherty eyes heroic AFL comeback
Former Carlton co-captain Sam Docherty will be considered for an extraordinary AFL comeback in round one, just months after battling cancer for a second time.
NSW eyes flood recovery, death toll at six
The NSW premier says mistakes were likely made in preparations ahead of disastrous floods that swept through the state, and will be made in the recovery too.
Ukraine’s sporting frontline is in Beijing
Ukraine's Paralympians believe their presence at a Russian-free Winter Games in Beijing is a vital sign that their country is very much alive.
Fire near Ukraine nuclear plant put out
There is no indication of elevated radiation levels at Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, after a fire broke out in a training building nearby.
Nikita Tszyu dominant in pro boxing debut
A clinical second-round stoppage ensured Nikita Tszyu's much-hyped professional boxing debut started as planned in Brisbane.
Carlton edge Melbourne in AFL pre-season
Carlton will head into their first season under Michael Voss with confidence after holding off fast-finishing Melbourne by five points in their pre-season game.
Demons call Goodwin leaks ‘disgraceful’
The leaking of historical information surrounding Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin's behaviour has been called "disgraceful" by Demons chief executive Gary Pert.
Patient Tim Tszyu locks in US fight date
Australian boxer Tim Tszyu will finally make his long-awaited US debut, with his world title eliminator against Terrell Gausha locked in for late March.
Hosts Opals draw tough FIBA World Cup pool
The Opals will have their work cut out in the FIBA World Cup in Sydney, drawn in a tough pool against France, Canada, Japan, Nigeria and Serbia.
Perrine, Gourley named Para flagbearers
Melissa Perrine and Mitch Gourley will kick off their fourth and final Winter Paralympics as Australia's flagbearers at the Beijing opening ceremony.
Supercars team shows support for Ukraine
Supercars driver Jake Kostecki and his Tickford Racing stablemates will show their support for Ukraine at the season opener in Sydney.
Lions’ Andrews out to improve his AFL game
Star Brisbane defender Harris Andrews says he's aiming to return to top form after he and the Lions had a disappointing end to last season.
Force come down hard on wine-drinking trio
Western Force hooker Andrew Ready, winger Byron Ralston and prop Greg Holmes have apologised for drinking alcohol on a flight from Melbourne.
NRL to overhaul suspension loopholes
NRL chief executive Andrew Abdo says the NRL will review its suspension and fine systems in the coming weeks.
Bathurst champ loving Supercars 2nd chance
Back in a full-time drive, Bathurst champ Lee Holdsworth can't wait to start his Supercars full-time driving career again in Sydney this weekend.
Russian athletes banned from Paralympics
Russian and Belarusian athletes have been banned from the Winter Paralympic Games in Beijing for their countries' roles in the war in Ukraine.
Tedesco apologises for ‘Squid Games’ slur
James Tedesco has apologised for the racial slur that led to the NRL handing him a $10,000 fine.
SA soaked as floods rage in east
While South Australia did not suffer the devastating floods recorded in the country's east, some of the state's regional centres experienced record rainfall.
Quad leaders to discuss Ukraine crisis
Leaders of Australia, the United States, India and Japan will come together on Thursday for a virtual meeting of the Quad alliance.
Verrills to fight for Roosters No.9 jersey
Sam Verrills has made it clear he wants to stay at the Sydney Roosters and fight off Brandon Smith for the club's long-term hooker role.
NRL stars predict end to lopsided scores
Daly Cherry-Evans and James Tedesco believe the NRL will have a reduction in blowout results after a 2021 season full of big scorelines.
Force aim to topple injury-hit Reds again
The Queensland Reds will be aiming to overcome a topsy-turvy lead-up when they lock horns with the Western Force at HBF Park.