Khawaja ton puts pressure on selectors
Usman Khawaja has scored a century on his return to Australia's Test team at the SCG, putting pressure on selectors to keep him in the side.
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Djokovic legal team front Federal Court
Lawyers for Novak Djokovic have fronted court in Melbourne in a bid to overturn the decision to revoke the visa of the nine-time Australian Open champion.
Australia, Japan solemnise security pact
Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida have signed a "historic" treaty that has already drawn comment from Beijing.
Rare air, no ton for Steve Smith at SCG
Steve Smith has fallen short of a century but moved into seventh spot on the list of Australia's most prolific Test batters, climbing above Justin Langer.
Fortescue ‘green team’ goes loco for ore
Fortescue Metals Group says it is on track to cut emissions from transporting iron ore to port with the purchase of two new battery powered locomotives.
2021 a cool year for Australia: BOM report
The Bureau of Meteorology has revealed 2021 was Australia's coolest year in nearly a decade after record November rainfall levels.
Audi’s contemporary twist on station wagon
Audi's love and respect for the station wagon is reflected in the quality of its new S4 Avant, a perfect combination of pace and practicality.
Women’s Ashes brought forward, condensed
COVID-19 restrictions in the lead-up to the women's World Cup in New Zealand have prompted Cricket Australia to bring forward the women's Ashes by a week.
Qld cases surge ahead of ‘major emergency’
The number of active COVID-19 cases in Queensland has surged to 42,250 with authorities warning hospitals are facing a "major emergency" within three weeks.
NBL JackJumpers hit by 10 virus cases
Ten coronavirus cases among Tasmania JackJumpers players and coaches have forced the NBL club's next two fixtures to be postponed.
PM rejects he underprepared for RAT race
Scott Morrison has defended the government's supply of COVID-19 rapid antigen tests amid criticisms of under-preparation as the tests become harder to secure.
Djokovic to be deported amid visa drama
World No.1 Novak Djokovic is in a quarantine hotel and is set to be deported after arriving in Australia without a valid medical exemption.
Victory draw Phoenix in FFA Cup semis
Victory captain Josh Brillante says an FFA Cup triumph can help restore the club's reputation as an A-League Men's powerhouse.
Stokes injures side bowling in SCG Test
England have another issue to contend with in their poor Ashes tour, with Ben Stokes suffering an apparent side strain while bowling.
ACT man dies from COVID in Sydney hospital
A Canberra man in his 20s has died in a Sydney hospital from COVID-19, having had two vaccines and no underlying health conditions.
Widespread ASX selling on US rate warning
Share prices have been dropping across the ASX, with Afterpay losing almost 10 per cent as investors prepare for earlier rate rises in the US.
Hurricanes tight-lipped on Meredith injury
Injured Riley Meredith was put on ice during the Hurricanes' BBL loss to the Strikers, but Matthew Wade is confident their fast bowler won't miss any action.
BBL teams to move to Melbourne
BBL teams will be moved to Melbourne under a Cricket Australia model to keep the competition running, with fly-in, fly-out matches interstate.
Aussies 3-148, rain halts play at SCG
Australia have reached 3-148 early on day two of the fourth Ashes Test at the SCG, with wet weather halting play during the first session.
Number of Broncos COVID-19 cases grow
Brisbane's NRL pre-season training has been hampered by 16 players testing positive for COVID-19.
NSW hospitals pressured amid record cases
Elective surgery could be cancelled and private hospitals asked to help relieve the hospital system after NSW recorded 34,994 new COVID-19 cases and six deaths.
Qld records 10,332 COVID cases, one death
New COVID-19 cases in Queensland have almost doubled in a single day with more than 10,300 infections and another fatality with the virus.
Novak Djokovic not above border rules: PM
Scott Morrison has declared Novak Djovokic was not above the rules, after the Australian Border Force cancelled the tennis star's visa to enter the country.
Government cancels Novak Djokovic’s visa
The federal government has cancelled the visa of tennis Serbian star Novak Djokovic just days out from the Australian Open.
Experts sound alarm on testing changes
Medical experts have warned surveillance of COVID-19 case numbers could be incomplete following PCR test requirement changes.
Kazakh leader says he’ll stay amid unrest
Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev says he has taken over as head of the country's Security Council, removing Nursultan Nazarbayev from the role.
Victory knock Adelaide out of FFA Cup
Melbourne Victory and Wellington Phoenix have won through to the last four of the FFA Cup on a dramatic night of quarter-final action.
Kazakh govt resigns, protests continue
A state of emergency has been declared in Kazakhstan's biggest city Almaty after protesters angry over fuel price hikes stormed government buildings.
Brave Barty opens 2022 season in style
World No.1 Ash Barty has gamely battled back from a set and a service break down to beat American teenage prodigy Coco Gauff in her season-opener in Adelaide.
Warner welcomes Ashes rival Broad’s return
The SCG is hosting potentially the final Test in which David Warner takes on fellow Ashes veterans Stuart Broad and Jimmy Anderson.
RATs on the way amid NSW testing pressure
The number of COVID-19 infections in NSW continues to climb as the state records 35,054 new cases, with rapid antigen tests still more than a week away.