Classy Clydsdale leads Knights to NRLW hat-trick
A Yasmin Clydsdale masterclass has kept the Knights on a roll in the NRLW, while the Broncos and Sharks also notched up victories.
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Jeju Air jet ‘still had working engine’ when it crashed
A South Korean jet's right engine still had enough power for flight when it crashed during an emergency landing, killing 179 people, investigators say.
Brownlow chances in good nick as Pies snap losing run
Nick Daicos almost certainly banked another three Brownlow Medal votes with a starring role as ladder leaders Collingwood fought past a gallant Richmond.
Saints storm home in crazy finish against Demons
St Kilda star Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera has inspired the Saints to the biggest three-quarter-time comeback in VFL/AFL history, stunning Melbourne.
Manly star’s season over as Bulldogs run riot
Manly lost superstar Haumole Olakau'atu to a season-ending shoulder injury in a loss to Canterbury that helped the Bulldogs into second place on the NRL ladder.
Giants’ double injury blow as AFL finals race heats up
GWS pair Josh Kelly and James Buckley face multiple weeks out and will miss the clash with the Western Bulldogs, along with suspended star Toby Greene.
Double golden joy as Australia triumph at world champs
Australia's men's and women's 4x100m relay teams have won gold at the swimming world championships in Singapore, while Sam Short took 400m freestyle silver.
Trump agrees outline trade deal with EU’s von der Leyen
US President Donald Trump and EU Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen have agreed to the framework of a trade deal fixing tariffs at 15 per cent on EU goods.
Russia’s Navy Day scaled-down after Ukraine attack
Russia has scaled down its Navy Day celebrations due to security concerns from ongoing Ukrainian drone attacks.
Piastri ‘deserved’ Belgian Grand Prix victory: Norris
Australia's Oscar Piastri has won a rain-affected Belgian Grand Prix to open up a 16-point lead over world title rival and McLaren teammate Lando Norris.
It’s mind boggling: Ian Thorpe blown away by upset win
Australia have enjoyed a golden first night at the 2025 world championships in Singapore, with the men and women's 4x100m freestyle teams producing upset wins.
‘Each game is important’ as NRL finals race heats up
With six weeks remaining in the NRL's regular season, plenty is still up for debate when it comes to the make-up of the top eight.
‘Good day for patients’: cheaper medicines on the way
Australians are being reassured cost-of-living relief is still on the federal government's agenda as it prepares to legislate changes to make medicine cheaper.
Vixens to exploit home comforts in netball grand final
The Melbourne Vixens will enjoy home comforts when they host West Coast in a Super Netball grand final despite finishing fourth this season.
West is best economically as eastern states left behind
Western Australia remains the top economic performer in CommSec's State of the States rankings, but its "breakneck" growth is starting to lose momentum.
Aid lorries enter Gaza as Israel takes ‘tactical pause’
Food and medical aid is being allowed into Gaza where famine is affecting the population after Israel agreed a daily "tactical pause" on military action.
‘Domestique’ embraces grunt work in Suns’ tour de force
Cycling fan Alex Davies has likened himself to a domestique at the Tour de France but the midfielder insists he can be a yellow jersey contender, too.
Thailand, Cambodia agree to truce after days of battle
Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to an "immediate and unconditional" ceasefire following days of deadly border clashes, Malaysian leader Anwar Ibrahim says.
Demon gets ‘lucky’ to secure Washington Open crown
Alex de Minaur has won his first title of 2025, taking out the Washington Open final in three sets against Spaniard Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.
Not guilty plea from Outback Wrangler after fatal crash
Outback Wrangler's Matt Wright has pleaded not guilty to attempting to pervert the course of justice more than three years after a fatal helicopter crash.
Penrith’s mid-season rise destined for history books
Penrith are tracking to become the first NRL team this century to make the finals after sitting last on the ladder through 12 rounds.
Veteran props back for Dolphins as finals run heats up
The cavalry is returning for the Dolphins ahead of their Warriors away clash and the availability of Mark Nicholls and Felise Kaufusi isn't the only good news.
Confidence hit, but Dodd still wants to be an NRL No.7
Lewis Dodd has spoken about his tough first year at South Sydney, the hits to his confidence and why the Englishman still believes he can be an NRL halfback.
Demons star learns fate over appeals board hearing
The AFL appeals board has rejected Melbourne's attempt to overturn Steven May's three-match rough conduct ban, with the key defender to miss two more games.
Coalition splinters as heat rises on net-zero policy
More coalition troops are calling for a key climate target to be axed but the opposition leader is standing firm as debate rages within the political partners.
‘Crisis of trust’: Epstein furore to hurt Republicans
US President Donald Trump is increasingly frustrated with his administration's handling of the furore around Jeffrey Epstein, the Washington Post reports.
‘Senseless violence’: boy attack fast-tracks law reform
Tough youth justice laws will be introduced "urgently" after a 15-year-old was accused of stabbing another teenager in front of shocked show-goers.
First clash against Tigers won’t faze Galvin: Burton
Lachlan Galvin's new halves partner Matt Burton is confident the young star won't feel daunted by the prospect of facing Wests Tigers for the first time.
US, China to launch new talks on tariff truce extension
The US and China sides will refrain from introducing new tariffs or other steps that could escalate the trade war for another 90 days, a report says.
Wish upon a seven: Storm ready for life without Hughes
Tyran Wishart has rejected any suggestion Melbourne's title hopes are ruined by Jahrome Hughes' shoulder injury as he contemplates a switch into the halves.
UN urges Australia to lead global renewable energy race
Australia should set bolder targets to cut pollution and produce renewable energy, the UN says, to secure green exports and avoid further climate harm.