Roosters’ Keary charged for making contact with referee
Sydney Roosters five-eighth Luke Keary has become the latest NRL player to come under scrutiny for making contact with a match official.
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Pressure on as Demetriou storms out of press conference
Jason Demetriou has shown the first public signs of succumbing to pressure at South Sydney, with the coach storming out of a press conference after 27 seconds.
Port’s Finlayson ‘cut deeply’ over his homophobic slur
Coach Ken Hinkley says Port Adelaide forward Jeremy Finlayson has been deeply affected after he made a homophobic slur that resulted in a three-game ban.
Final minority Liberal government deal not yet signed
An independent MP who intends to provide confidence and supply support for Tasmania's minority Liberal government says a final deal is yet to be sorted.
Smith hangs tough to keep his Masters dream alive
Cam Davis is the best of the Australians after the first round of the Masters, four shots behind American clubhouse leader Bryson DeChambeau.
Ravaillion back from surgery ready to mark 150 games
Queensland Firebirds captain Kim Ravaillion has come through back surgery and rehab to charge back onto the court for the 2024 Super Netball season.
Aussie aid worker says convoy shot at in Gaza mission
A Unicef worker says her convoy was shot at as Australia urges Iran not to exacerbate geopolitical tensions amid threats of retaliation against Israel.
Regions to suffer most as snail mail gets even slower
Australia Post's new performance standards could impact regional and rural Australians most, an expert warns, as posties are given more time to deliver letters.
Bennett to Eels has romance but PNG compels: Maranta
Founding Brisbane chairman Barry Maranta explains how Jack Gibson brought Wayne Bennett to the Broncos and how the philosophies of both led to great success.
Hamas leader says group is still seeking hostage deal
Hamas is still looking to achieve a ceasefire and hostage release agreement with Israel, the militant group's leader Ismail Haniyeh says.
Making cents of Lehrmann’s ‘unprecedented’ lawsuit
The lawsuit Bruce Lehrmann brought over a Network Ten broadcast took on a life of its own, and the only certainty is people will be tuning into the decision.
IAEA decries ‘dangerous’ Ukraine nuclear plant attacks
The situation at the Russian-occupied Ukrainian nuclear power plant in Zaporizhzhia is getting more dangerous, the United Nations nuclear watchdog says.
Hore out to keep Brisbane Roar ALM finals quest alive
Brisbane Roar host Newcastle Jets with their A-League Men finals hopes slim, but still alive if they can win their final three games.
Oates driven by one thing he feels he owes the Broncos
Brisbane veteran Corey Oates, who returns to the wing against the Dolphins, is inspired by the pain of never having won a premiership and time is running out.
PM downplays commission criticism on manufacturing push
The chair of the productivity commission has raised concern the Future Made in Australia Act could increase reliance on government funds.
Lions’ Zorko to address Answerth after ‘crybaby’ sign
Brisbane Lions veteran Dayne Zorko will speak with teammate Noah Answerth after the defender made an unsportsmanlike gesture towards Melbourne's Harrison Petty.
Inside the Roosters’ celebrations for Jennings’ 300th
Michael Jennings' "past conduct" meant he was not celebrated by the NRL ahead of his 300th game - but the Sydney Roosters held tributes of their own.
Lions coach Fagan hails ‘tough’ milestone man Neale
Brisbane coach Chris Fagan has hailed Lachie Neale's toughness after the dual Brownlow medallist inspired the Lions to a crucial win over Melbourne at the MCG.
‘Never heard booing like that’: Refs frustrate Knights
The officiating of Newcastle's round-six defeat by the Sydney Roosters has frustrated Knights coach Adam O'Brien.
‘Enough’: community rage over violence against women
Members of a community connected through the tragedies of three women allegedly murdered by men have come together to express their grief, solidarity and rage.
DeChambeau claims Masters lead with birdie blitz
Big-hitting American Bryson DeChambeau has grabbed the first-round lead at the rain-delayed Masters with a brilliant seven-under-par 65 at Augusta National.
Resurgent Lions dominate Demons at MCG in Neale’s 250th
The Brisbane Lions have stunned in-form Melbourne by 22 points to claim their first home-and-away win at the MCG since 2014.
Roosters edge Knights in Jennings’ 300th
In the 300th NRL game of controversial centre Michael Jennings, the Sydney Roosters posted a hard-fought win over Newcastle.
ALM clubs air grievances over Irankunda’s Olyroos snub
The decision of Adelaide United's Nestory Irankunda to opt against late Olyroos selection has caused consternation among rival A-League Men clubs.
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TikTok says it boosts economy by $1.1b amid ban threat
TikTok delivers a significant economic boost to the Australian economy, a report has found, in what experts say is an attempt to prove its worth.
‘Keep guessing’: Bennett remains coy on future plans
South Sydney? Journalism? Dolphins coach Wayne Bennett is keeping his options open as he considers what lies beyond the end of his current contract in 2024.
AB calls for more to be done about Parkinson’s disease
Cricket great Allan Border has joined with Parkinson's Australia to bring awareness to the disease that impacts over 150,000 Australians.
Wanted man NAS nearing NRL return for Storm
Melbourne coach Craig Bellamy says there's been "hysteria" over the non-selection of Nelson Asofa-Solomona but insists he will be among first picked when fit.
‘Aussie ball’ mindset behind versatile Boomers squad
Australia's men's basketball team for the Paris Olympics has been announced, with a 22-man squad still to be trimmed by 10 prior to the action starting in July.
IGA head urges end to supermarket land grab
The chief executive of IGA's parent company has slammed Coles and Woolworths for hoarding land as a way to prevent competition in the sector.
Wright’s Reds primed for hairy Pasifika task abroad
After two losses before a bye the Reds have worked on their game, and their facial hair, ahead of a New Zealand date with the improved Moana Pasifika.