Schoolboy makes Australian swim team
Flynn Southam, a 16-year-old schoolboy being compared to Ian Thorpe and Kyle Chalmers, has secured selection on the Australian swim team.
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Waters secures breakthrough Supercars win
After leaving Perth feeling robbed of a race win, Ford's Cameron Waters has bounced back to claim Saturday's Supercars race at Winton Motor Raceway.
Cats win, but Danger nursing tight calf
Geelong have withstood a fierce early challenge from Port Adelaide to win by 35 points win at home, but Patrick Dangerfield went off late with a tight calf.
Bulldogs fight off Suns to even AFL ledger
The Western Bulldogs have fought past a resolute and injury-hit Gold Coast to prevail by 19 points and even their AFL season ledger at 5-5.
Ramsey stars as Dragons down Warriors
Cody Ramsey laid down a marker to become St George Illawarra's long-term fullback with a stirring display against the Warriors.
Liberal moderates face electoral wipeout
Early swings against Liberals in key seats have cast doubt on the coalition's ability to hold government as voters abandon senior MPs.
Barrett steals win for Blues over Brumbies
Blues No.10 Beauden Barrett has kicked a field goal after the siren to secure a 21-19 Super Rugby Pacific win over the Brumbies in Canberra.
Richmond win adds to Bombers’ AFL woes
Richmond firmed up their spot in the AFL top-eight and consigned Essendon to another week under the blowtorch with a 32-point triumph at the MCG.
Morrison steps down after conceding defeat
Scott Morrison will stand aside as Liberal leader to allow his party to rebuild, with a new leader to be chosen at the next party meeting.
Jack back, pop star makes Aussie swim team
Shayna Jack's comeback from a doping ban has ended with selection on Australia's swim team for the world titles and Commonwealth Games.
ALP eyes majority as Albanese gets to work
Attending a summit with world leaders will be Prime Minister-elect Anthony Albanese's first priority, as vote counting continues after the federal election.
Woods withdraws from final round of PGA
Tiger Woods has withdrawn from the US PGA Championship after a nightmare nine-over 79 third round at Southern Hills.
Waters claims a Supercars double at Winton
Ford's Cameron Waters has completed a productive weekend at Winton by claiming a second win from the three Supercars races, edging Shane van Gisbergen.
Care sector urges more govt pandemic help
Care sector leaders say the new federal Labor government needs to prioritise ongoing pandemic concerns during its first 100 days in office.
Labor set to face ‘community crossbench’
The cross bench in federal parliament is expected to play a significant role in the next government, potentially even holding the balance of power.
‘Fearless’ Titmus breaks 400m world record
Australian swim star Ariarne Titmus broke rival Katie Ledecky's world record for the 400 metres freestyle at the national championships in Adelaide.
Two asylum seeker boats turned back
Outgoing home affairs minister Karen Andrews has warned Labor to keep watch after two asylum seeker boats on their way to Australia were turned back.
Waratahs break Super Dunedin hoodoo
The NSW Waratahs have snapped a 14-year losing streak in Dunedin to beat the Highlanders 32-20 in the penultimate Super Rugby Pacific round.
Flu-hit Raiders roll on, belting Rabbitohs
Canberra have won a third straight NRL match, proving far too strong for South Sydney in a 32-12 thashing in Dubbo.
Fever in record-breaking Super Netball win
Jhaniele Fowler was all but unstoppable as the West Coast Fever posted the highest score in Super Netball history to consolidate their spot in the top two.
City into ALM grand final, eye dynasty
Melbourne City have beaten Adelaide United 2-1 in extra time of the second leg of their A-League Men semi-final and will play Western United in the grand final.
Giants thump Eagles to kickstart new era
Greater Western Sydney cruised to a 52-point AFL victory over an undermanned West Coast in Mark McVeigh's first match as caretaker coach.
Crusaders rout Drua in Super statement
The Crusaders have strengthened their hold on second place ahead of the Brumbies with a 61-3 Super Rugby Pacific drubbing of the Fijian Drua in Christchurch.
Australia confirms second monkeypox case
NSW has confirmed the first case of monkeypox in the state making it the second nationwide with another case in Victoria
McLachlan drops defamation lawsuit
Actor Craig McLachlan has cited his mental health as he abandoned his defamation case relating to sexual assault and harassment claims.
Australia could join Monkeypox nations
NSW Health is carrying out confirmation testing after a possible case of the rare disease monkeypox was identified, as more nations grapple with outbreaks.
Titmus torn as she chases swim record
Australia's Ariarne Titmus says she's a tad annoyed at again coming close to breaking the longest-standing world record in women's swimming.
Dying debate unified MPs: NSW Premier
The NSW premier says the passing of voluntary assisted dying laws have brought the state together, despite his personal opposition to the bill.
Albanese makes his final pitch to voters
After a last-minute blitz across the country, Anthony Albanese says the country is ready for a change.
Broncos move into fourth on the ladder after putting Knights to the sword
Brisbane's renaissance in 2022 has continued with the Broncos claiming a 36-12 NRL victory over Newcastle.
Leaders make election eve pitch to voters
Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese have hit the ground running on opposite sides of the country on the last day of the federal election campaign.