‘Don’t overthink it’: Suns mids search for answers
Touk Miller has addressed Gold Coast's curious midfield struggles ahead of a Hawthorn test in Tasmania that will reveal how the Suns are travelling.
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‘It sucks’: Reds forge on without Test halves
Queensland Reds captain Fraser McReight is confident injured pair Tate McDermott and Tom Lynagh will still play a major role this season.
City star a potential Socceroos’ game changer: Leckie
Mathew Leckie can see similarities between his younger self and Melbourne City teammate Marcus Younis, who he thinks could make an impact with the Socceroos.
Extra diesel shipments prioritised for regional areas
Two additional cargo ships of diesel will come into Australia, bringing in 100 million litres of supply after deals struck with two major fuel companies.
No problem in Houston for Korda, Green’s run cools
Nelly Korda has had her best start to a major in four years while leading Australian Hannah Green has work to do in the Chevron Championship in Houston.
Dolphins unearth winning ‘blueprint’ with Cobbo a key
Dolphins coach Kristian Woolf has seen signs re-signed winger Selwyn Cobbo is set to go up a gear ahead of a huge challenge against the Warriors.
Harvey Norman facing class action for ‘misleading’ ads
A retail giant is set to battle a class action lawsuit after the Federal Court ruled it misled consumers with a widespread advertising campaign.
‘Unbridled enthusiasm’: Saint to return through VFL
One of St Kilda's most important players could be back in the AFL as early as next week as he makes his long-awaited injury comeback.
‘Incredible Hulk’ Nketia can challenge world’s fastest
Powerful Australian sprinter Eddie Nketia has set his sights on the LA Olympics as his US college coach declares the 24-year-old capable of greatness.
Bellamy’s wish for Storm as records go on the line
The Storm's 20-game winning streak against South Sydney in Melbourne is under threat in their Anzac Day clash, but coach Craig Bellamy has just one request.
Sniper who gunned down bikie boss unmasked by court
The name of a former army reservist who killed a Rebels bikie kingpin with a 365-metre shot fired from a sniper rifle has been revealed in court.
Youngest Cleary helped resurrect Leuluai-Going’s dream
Kalani Leuluai-Going says he has Jett Cleary to thank for landing at Penrith and having the chance to add to his one NRL appearance from 2023.
Aussie para powerlifter eyeing more history in Glasgow
Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Hani Watson headlines Australia's six-strong para powerlifting team aiming to break through for gold in Glasgow.
Trial could boost Australia’s bid to be battery leader
A multimillion-dollar pilot program will test whether Australia can produce more materials for electric vehicle batteries with less impact on the environment.
‘Not ideal’: Apps wants Women’s Origin moved
A NSW stalwart says while the timing of the Women's State of Origin series isn't ideal, she's relishing taking on Queensland again.
‘Believe’: Berisha masterclass has Victory on target
A goalscoring session with A-Leagues legend Besart Berisha has Melbourne Victory's ALW squad with a renewed belief they can do something special.
Murder charge over missing brother of football great
Police have made a major breakthrough in a 14-year missing persons case involving the fraudster brother of a former elite footballer.
AFL appeals board under fire for homophobia findings
Lance Collard's lengthy suspension for a homophobic slur was reduced on appeal, but the AFL has smashed the appeals board over the decision and its reasoning.
From East Freo to the MCG: Bomber marvels at big year
After playing an Anzac Day game a year ago in front of 2607 WA fans, the Bombers-Magpies clash will be a somewhat bigger occasion this time for a young forward.
Roosters address Cheika future amid Dragons links
The Sydney Roosters know Michael Cheika won't stay as an No.2 forever as the cross-code coach continues to be talked up as a potential option for the Dragons.
Never mind the crocs: man takes epic swim challenge
An ultramarathon athlete will attempt a world record swim in a river swarming with crocodiles - but they are the least of his worries.
‘Sinister, threatening, vulgar’: jail for sextortion
A judge has lambasted a man who manipulated intimate images with AI then graphically threatened eight women, before sentencing him to jail time.
‘Personal toll’: DV fighters step back from foundation
The parents of a woman killed by her partner have stepped down from a charity after successfully campaigning for laws against coercive control.
‘Lost for words’ Crusaders’ Super start at new home
The Crusaders have ridden an emotional high to open their new Christchurch home with a win against the Waratahs that saw them avoid some unwanted history.
Drinkwater dazzles as Cowboys sink Sharks in try-fest
North Queensland have bounced back from an NRL thumping in enthralling fashion, defeating Cronulla in a high-scoring affair in Townsville.
Bulls beat ‘Nix as Duke makes final World Cup audition
With Socceroos coach Tony Popovic in the stands, World Cup hopeful Mitch Duke helped Macarthur FC demolish Wellington Phoenix in a dead-rubber match.
Broncos B-team belt toothless Bulldogs as Kikau injured
Under-strength Brisbane have showcased their depth and class to demolish lacklustre Canterbury 32-12 in one of the defending premiers' bravest wins.
Iran foreign minister heads to Pakistan for more talks
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi says he is visiting Islamabad to meet Pakistani representatives who have been mediating in talks with the US.
Kikau injury not only concern for inconsistent Bulldogs
Canterbury's woeful display against Brisbane highlighted issues that have haunted their start to 2026 as they search for consistency both sides of the ball.
Cowboy Chester the NRL’s next star centre: Payten
Coach Todd Payten has heaped praise on fullback-turned-centre Tom Chester after he had a stellar performance in North Queensland's win against Cronulla.
Veterans remembered as boos and heckling condemned
Boos and heckling during acknowledgment of Country addresses at Anzac Day dawn services have been condemned by politicians and the RSL as a disgrace.