Broncos’ Haas, James to miss Titans trial
Brisbane forwards Ryan James and Payne Haas have been scratched from their NRL trial game against Gold Coast on Saturday.
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Qld principal admits fraud but not greed
A Brisbane principal has admitted using a government credit card to buy gifts for Japanese dignitaries and taking cash he couldn't account for from students.
Gu wins halfpipe gold and third medal
Eileen Gu captured Olympic gold in the ski halfpipe final to become the first action-sports athlete to win three medals at the same Winter Olympics.
Qld judge condemns ‘prejudiced’ treatment
A Queensland Supreme Court justice has lashed federal authorities and granted bail to a Brisbane man accused of terrorism-related offences.
Tszyu pushes for fast-tracked title shot
Tim Tszyu wants to step up for a world title shot against American Jermell Charlo and fill the void left by an injured Brian Castano in the US in March.
Govt accused of racial discrimination
A Palestinian-Australian man says the federal government is racially discriminating against him in a complaint accepted by the Human Rights Commission.
Reds’ big-picture approach to Super season
The Queensland Reds have lofty ambitions ahead of Saturday's Super Rugby Pacific opener against the Melbourne Rebels.
Body found after Queensland shed fire
A badly burnt human body has been found after a fire destroyed a demountable shed on a property in Queensland's southeast.
Storm’s Nikorima firming for round one
Melbourne coach Craig Bellamy has indicated Jayden Nikorima will feature in his round one team at either hooker or five-eighth.
Barbarouses itching for Sydney ALM return
After a long spell on the sidelines with injury, Sydney FC forward Kosta Barbarouses can't wait to get back on the park against his former ALM club Wellington.
Clayton defiance leads slow-moving Bulls
Jack Clayton marked his Queensland Shield debut with a crucial half-century against Victoria but the day one action could barely have been slower.
ASX down 1pc as investors watch Ukraine
Investors were having their worst day of the week on the ASX, after shelling began in Ukraine with fears of a Russian invasion.
Magellan raises H1 profit, defies setbacks
Fund manager Magellan has bounced back from turmoil to post a higher first-half profit and is offering an options deal to investors who stayed loyal.
Qld govt mulls easing virus restrictions
Queensland has recorded nine COVID-19 deaths and 5795 new cases with authorities to discuss where restrictions can be eased in coming days.
Daniher quietly extends at Lions to 2025
Joe Daniher's two-year contract extension will see him remain at Brisbane until 2025 after his successful AFL move from Essendon last year.
Rescuer swept off Qld beach still missing
A search will continue for a man who was washed off a beach while trying to rescue another swimmer in the Gold Coast suburb of Miami Beach.
Ditch ‘reds under the bed’ scare: Forrest
Billionaire businessman Andrew Forrest says strong rhetoric over conflict with China was a "reds under the bed" scare and urged politicians to calm down.
Qld premier defends donor leading probe
Queensland's premier has defended appointing a one-time Labor party donor to probe her government's accountability and workplace culture.
Full crowds back at Victorian AFL venues
Crowd capacity limits have been lifted across Victorian venues in time for the 2022 AFL season, which begins on March 16.
Morrison warns Ukraine invasion ‘imminent’
Prime Minister Scott Morrison hopes conflict between Russia and Ukraine will not occur, but says "what we are seeing leads us to fear the worst".
De Minaur denies false COVID vaccination
Alex de Minaur has sought to clear his name amid reports that he's being investigated for buying a falsified COVID-19 vaccination certificate,
Lions coach tips Hodder to fire in AFLW
Brisbane Lions coach Craig Starcevich feels livewire star Courtney Hodder is priming herself for another big finish to an AFLW campaign.
Sydney beaches reopen after shark attack
Thirteen beaches in Sydney's east which were closed after a man was killed in the first fatal shark attack in the area in decades will reopen on Friday.
SAS witness denies fabricating bullying
An SAS soldier who says he was threatened and bullied by Ben Roberts-Smith has denied he fabricated the claims, while giving evidence in the Federal Court.
COVID-19 restrictions ease in Victoria
Victoria has recorded 6935 new COVID-19 cases and another 14 deaths, as the state eases some restrictions.
Industry calls for unified COVID-19 rules
As jurisdictions ease their COVID measures, leading industry groups have called for states and territories to be on the same page when it comes to restrictions.
First shot wouldn’t have stopped Kumanjayi
A combat surgeon has told Constable Zachary Rolfe's murder trial that the policeman's first shot would not have stopped Kumanjayi Walker wielding scissors.
ADF suicides can’t be ‘swept under carpet’
Veterans have been urged to "have no sense of shame" and give evidence to a royal commission investigating the issue of ADF suicide.
Shcherbakova wins as Valieva collapses
Anna Shcherbakova won a stunning gold medal in women's figure skating at the Beijing Games as Russian teammate Kamila Valieva stunningly failed to win a medal.
Russia prepared to invade Ukraine: Biden
President Joe Biden has accused Russia of readying a false-flag operation in Ukraine's east as renewed shelling prompted renewed fears of an imminent invasion.
Aussie Masi sacked as F1 race director
Australian Michael Masi, the man at the centre of one of motor sport's biggest controversies, has been sacked as Formula One race director.