Supplies cut as SA braces for more floods
South Australian authorities are bracing for more floods across the state's north after recent heavy rains cut road and rail lines to WA and the NT.
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Questions about timing of reef funding
The Great Barrier Reef will receive another $1 billion following Australia's successful bid to delay a decision about listing it as "in danger".
New interim Qld crime and corruption boss
Bruce Barbour has been named Queensland's acting Crime and Corruption Commission boss, days after the resignation of Alan MacSporran.
Prison west of Brisbane in lockdown
Borallon Training and Correctional Centre west of Brisbane is in lockdown as tactical response officers and the dog squad respond to an incident.
COVID double hit delays Huni-Goodall bout
The heavyweight fight between undefeated Australian pair Justis Huni and Joe Goodall has been moved from February 4 to June 1.
Australia records deadliest pandemic day
There were 98 COVID-19 deaths across the country on Friday, a new one-day record since the pandemic began.
Cop’s threat to ‘blow lid’ on firebombing
A ministerial aide spoke to senior officers after a cop warned he would "blow the lid" on the 1973 attack on a Brisbane nightclub, an inquest has been told.
Qld records 18 virus deaths, 9974 cases
Queensland has recorded another 18 deaths and 9974 COVID-19 cases, on the two-year anniversary of the state's first virus case.
Qld Firebirds fined, signing rule breach
Super Netball has fined the Queensland Firebirds $10,000, with $5000 suspended, for breaching rules during the 2022 player signing period.
Fonua-Blake to remain a Warrior long-term
Warriors prop Addin Fonua-Blake has re-signed until the end of 2026.
Topor-Stanley to start in 350th vs City
Western United coach John Aloisi will start veteran defender Nikolai Topor-Stanley in his 350th ALM appearance against Melbourne City on Saturday.
A-League plays catch-up after COVID havoc
About 60 A-League Men and A-League Women games will be played over the next month as the competitions aim to make up all the games that were postponed.
Perth Wildcats to stay on the road in NBL
The Perth Wildcats hoped to play some home games in early February but the WA government's border backflip has thwarted those plans.
Roar’s ALM task ‘tough as it gets’: Moon
Bottom of the ALM ladder, beset by injuries and COVID-19 positives, Brisbane Roar coach Warren Moon is facing his toughest challenge as an ALM coach.
Gilmore tests positive to COVID-19
Surfing superstar Stephanie Gilmore is expected to compete in the season-opening WSL event in Hawaii despite entering COVID-19 protocols.
International tourists back by Easter: PM
Prime Minister Scott Morrison said international tourists could be allowed to return to Australia before Easter, once Omicron cases drop.
Lofty petrol prices tipped to move higher
Motorists cringing at the price of petrol should brace for more financial pain as tension in Europe and a recovering economy send oil prices higher.
Home-schooling was stress hell for parents
Parents who home-schooled their kids during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic experienced high levels of stress juggling work and life while in lockdown.
Qld cop to face trial over tip-off claim
A detective who allegedly passed on sensitive information about a counter-terrorism raid has been committed to stand trial in a Brisbane court.
Teen booster approved amid slow jab uptake
As Australia recorded its deadliest day of the pandemic, the medical regulator granted approval for COVID boosters for teenagers.
Smith’s BBL final chances officially over
The Sydney Sixers will not be able to call on Steve Smith for the BBL final after a desperate push to include him was knocked back by Cricket Australia.
Calls grow for Qld govt corruption probe
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk is being urged to call a probe into government integrity after a series of high-profile resignations and allegations.
One in three COVID-19 deaths in aged care
More than 400 of the 1160 COVID-19 deaths in Australia this year have occurred in aged care, with four states reporting more than 50 fatalities.
Australia declare 9-337, Brunt claims five
Australia have declared at 9-337 in the only Test of the multi-format Ashes series, with England quick Katherine Brunt taking 5-60 in Canberra.
$1 billion bid to keep Great Barrier Reef off the endangered list
New funding to protect the Great Barrier Reef will "back in" scientists to help preserve the natural wonder, according to the prime minister.
Morrison has “no issue” with Grace Tame snub at The Lodge
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has "not raised any issue" about his awkward encounter with former Australian of the Year Grace Tame at The Lodge earlier this week.
Vic posts 12,755 COVID cases, 39 deaths
Victoria has recorded 12,755 new COVID-19 cases and 39 deaths, the highest daily death toll of the latest outbreak.
Baynes wants NBA return after mystery fall
Boomers big man Aron Baynes says he is prepared for the "long road back" to the NBA as he continues his recovery from a mysterious fall at the Tokyo Olympics.
New reef funding ‘backs in’ scientists: PM
The Great Barrier Reef will receive another $1 billion following Australia's successful bid to delay a decision about listing it as "in danger".
COVID-19 boosters approved for teenagers
The medical regulator has granted provisional approval for the Pfizer vaccine to be used as a COVID-19 booster for 16 and 17-year-olds.
COVID cases set to spike as schools return
States and territories expect COVID-19 infection tallies to jump as school resumes as they continue awaiting advice about the definition of full vaccination.