Fury readies headline act Leapai Jnr for bright lights
Emboldened by his time with Tyson Fury, Alex Leapai Jnr will headline an event in Gatton and then fight on David Nyika's undercard in Auckland in September.
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Trump formally accepts GOP nomination for president
Donald Trump has struck an unusually conciliatory tone during his speech where he formally accepted the Republican party's presidential nomination.
Bulldogs’ twin towers can thrive together: Beveridge
The Western Bulldogs are ready to go toe-to-toe with Geelong and coach Luke Beveridge has backed forwards Jamarra Ugle-Hagan and Aaron Naughton to shine.
Bellamy warns NRL rivals of Storm’s Origin ‘blessing’
Queensland hooker Harry Grant returns to Melbourne Storm duty in a vital first-versus-third round-19 NRL clash with the Sydney Roosters.
Winemakers need a decent drop of cash to survive
Vignerons have millions of litres of red wine sitting in tanks with nowhere to go, as producers tackle a complex system of levies, an independent report says.
Australia to simulate arrival of deadly bird flu
Agriculture ministers have agreed to hold a national planning drill to make sure Australia is ready for the possible arrival of the deadly H5 bird flu strain.
New-era Wallabies wary of powerful Georgians
The Wallabies are chasing four straight Test wins for the first time since 2021 but know victory won't come easy against the powerful Georgians in Sydney.
PBs, tears and Rio memories drive retiring Du Toit
Australian rugby sevens mainstay Dominique Du Toit opens up on her decision to retire after the Paris Olympics later this month.
Court hits CFMEU with worksite protest restrictions
The Federal Court has placed restrictions on CFMEU workers at Cross River Rail worksites across Brisbane after industrial action flared.
Rabbitohs ‘punished’ for Cam Murray ban: Ben Hornby
South Sydney coach Ben Hornby is taking the absence of Cam Murray stoically, despite his side being "punished" for the lock's State of Origin conduct.
‘You will be identified’: text message fraud crackdown
Police are warning criminals they will be caught after six arrests and the seizure of many illegal SIM boxes used to send scam messages to defraud Australians.
Two charged after 300 weapons seized in knife crackdown
A marketplace in central Sydney has been selling hundreds of weapons including sheath knives, push daggers and blades for a decade, police say.
AFL stands by Bedford, Cameron dangerous tackle rulings
The AFL maintains Toby Bedford and Charlie Cameron's respective tackles were dangerous, despite the appeals board overturning their three-game suspensions.
Kingsley’s Giants contract extension a work in progress
Giants CEO David Matthews says he's "very pleased" with coach Adam Kingsley amidst discussions on extending his time at GWS following his initial success.
Port coach Hinkley wary of wounded Tigers
Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley says he's wary of a wounded Richmond in their Adelaide Oval encounter.
Edwards spared severe injury as clubs count Origin toll
Penrith fullback Dylan Edwards is one of six confirmed State of Origin players who won't back up for their NRL clubs in round 20 after a brutal series decider.
Major IT outage affecting banks, media outlets
Australian banks and media companies have reportedly been hit by a major IT outage.
Gasps in court as accused teen arsonists freed on bail
Two 19-year-old men charged over a large fire that left two men dead have been granted bail and must abide by a night time curfew.
Major IT outage strikes companies across country
Australian banks, governments, airports and media companies have been hit by a major IT outage that appears to be a global issue but is not a malicious attack
Global IT outage continues to crash services nationally
Australian banks, governments, airports and media companies have been hit by a major IT outage that appears to be a global issue but is not a malicious attack.
Bangladesh TV news off air as student protests spike
At least 32 people have died in clashes between Bangladesh police and students protesting government jobs for those who fought in the 1971 war of independence.
Raiders scrape over Warriors to end home losing streak
Jamal Fogarty's boot saved a lacklustre Raiders side from a fifth straight home defeat as they beat the Warriors 20-18 in Canberra.
Jason Day makes Troon Open move with fine second round
Australian No.1 Jason Day has made a strong second-morning move at the British Open to draw within four shots of the lead.
Jason Day makes Troon Open move as Lowry leads
Australian No.1 Jason Day has made a strong second-morning move at the British Open as 2019 champ Shane Lowry opened up a gap over the field.
Teen died after entering ‘impenetrable’ forest: coroner
A First Nations teenager who has been missing since 2023 died after walking into a rainforest, a coroner has found, but the cause of his death remains unknown.
Girl ‘miraculously healed’ of diabetes before death
A church group member charged over an eight-year-old girl's death said the child had earlier been miraculously healed of her diabetes, a court has been told.
IT outage ends but sparks fears of a vulnerable system
Authorities are scrambling to understand how a simple software update caused an unprecedented IT outage that crippled companies and services around the country.
Gasps in court as teens freed on bail over fatal fire
Two 19-year-olds charged over a fire that left two men dead have been granted bail but a magistrate warned it could be revoked if they are caught out at night.
Fears of ‘knock-on’ delays after global IT outage
Companies are battling the flow-on effects from the global IT outage that downed flights, media and supermarkets.
Guardians tie down No.1 pick Bazzana in $13.4m deal
Travis Bazzana has completed a meteoric rise from Australian schoolboy cricketer to the Cleveland Guardians' prized MLB capture in $13.4 million deal.
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Global outage disruptions highlight online risks
As the world reboots and transport, governments and businesses return to normal, experts take in what might have been the world's biggest IT failure.