Coach speculation no surprise for Jamieson
Melbourne City's Scott Jamieson believes coach Patrick Kisnorbo has earned the right to be linked with the vacancy at English club Sunderland.
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Qld govt rejects third integrity complaint
Queensland Deputy Premier Steven Miles has dismissed claims a former top public servant's integrity concerns about a recruitment process were ignored.
Europe virus ‘endgame’, Russia mulls rules
WHO regional director for Europe Hans Kluge says the region is entering a "plausible endgame to the pandemic".
Outdoor types have nature-loving genes
New research shows that outdoor types might have their genes to thank for that burning desire to spend time in the bush or at the beach.
Langer saga to drag on after CA meeting
Speculation over Justin Langer's future will drag on after Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley confirmed the governing body will speak further with the coach.
Jets’ boss hails matchwinner Thurgate
A daunting A-League Men schedule is something Newcastle Jets are embracing as they look to continue their climb up the ladder.
Erratic Roar being smashed in key moments
Getting smashed in the key moments of A-League Men matches is proving to be Brisbane Roar's downfall, according to coach Warren Moon.
PM talks up protections for gay students
Two parliamentary committees are due to hand down reports into the Morrison government's bid to boost discrimination protections for religious Australians.
Claim Roberts-Smith ordered 2012 murder
A serving SAS soldier has testified he saw Ben Roberts-Smith told Afghan soldiers to shoot a detained local man "or I will" during a 2012 mission.
Military not aged care silver bullet: PM
The prime minister says he's spoken to his health and defence ministers and defence chiefs about how to deal with aged care staff shortages.
Thurgate stunner earns Jets ALM victory
A fine strike from Angus Thurgate earned Newcastle a 2-1 home win over Brisbane in wild weather and lifted the Jets off the bottom of the A-League Men ladder.
New emails cast doubt on AUKUS timeline
New emails have revealed Australia told French officials a submarine deal between the two countries was progressing well, just weeks before it was scrapped.
Peel, Kerry to lead Australian Games team
Aerial skier Laura Peel and figure skater Brendan Kerry will be Australia's flag bearers at the Beijing Winter Olympics opening ceremony on Friday night.
Aust snowboard cross crew hunt for medals
The Australian snowboard cross athletes say their team is the strongest to compete at an Olympics, with 2018 silver medallist Jarryd Hughes leading the charge.
Witness denies telling Roberts-Smith lies
A key witness claiming war hero Ben Roberts-Smith was instrumental in two Afghanistan executions isn't trying to cover his own faults, a judge has heard.
Club ‘set up’ to burn with people inside
A murderer set up the fatal Whiskey Au Go Go firebombing in 1973 so it would burn with people inside, according to his co-accused, an inquest has been told.
Ross River virus found in southeast Qld
Queensland Health has warned that mosquitoes in the state's southeast are carrying Ross River virus, which causes joint pain, fever, rash and fatigue.
Australia amps up lobbying on reef status
Australia has submitted its report about the state of the Great Barrier Reef to UNESCO in a bid to keep the World Heritage site from being listed as in danger.
Canberra’s Smith-Shields out of NRL season
Canberra have confirmed promising centre Harley Smith-Shields will miss the 2022 NRL season after suffering an ACL injury.
Qld Cricket address Heat’s BBL battles
It's hoped that shifting the Brisbane first-grade Twenty20 forward will help lift the standard of the Heat, who struggled again in this year's Big Bash League.
Riewoldt wouldn’t shirk Tigers’ captaincy
Jack Riewoldt believes the variety of captaincy options available to Richmond is one of the AFL club's strengths heading into the 2022 AFL season.
Roberts ready for ‘different game’ at Tahs
Wales and Lions centre Jamie Roberts' hard running and vast experience will be valuable for a young Waratahs outfit in the upcoming Super Rugby Pacific season.
Data shows growing Indigenous vaccine gap
New data reveals all states and territories have failed to deliver vaccines to Indigenous Australians at the same rate as the rest of the population.
Port’s Dixon sent for ankle surgery in AFL
Port Adelaide forward Charlie Dixon has been sent for ankle surgery though his club holds hope he'll be fit for the start of the AFL premiership season.
Palaszczuk insists she did not seek to have integrity watchdog head sacked
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has denied claims her office tried to sack the integrity commissioner or interfered with the state archivist's role.
Trbojevic to go without booze in 2022
Having enjoyed the season of a lifetime after giving up alcohol in 2021, Manly's Dally M Medallist Tom Trbojevic will go dry again this year.
Top cricketers join war on climate change
Australian Test cricket captain Pat Cummins has mobilised an army of top players to fight climate change, starting with the nation's 4000 local clubs.
Vic Open added to qualifying series
The cancellation of the NZ Open has had a positive knock-on effect for the men's Vic Open at 13th Beach.
Phoenix teen withdraws from ALW match
Wellington Phoenix midfielder Grace Wisnewski will sit out Friday's A-League Women match against Melbourne Victory due to mental health reasons.
Two attempted murder charges in north Qld
A woman has been charged with attempted murder after two children were allegedly stabbed in north Queensland.
Matilda won’t be rushed back by Victory
Australia's early Asian Cup exit won't mean an immediate ALW return for Courtney Nevin at Melbourne Victory, though American signing Brooke Hendrix could debut.