Bledisloe blues: Wallabies’ Eden Park curse continues
The Wallabies threatened to end a 40-year Eden Park winless streak before the All Blacks romped home to maintain their 23-year hold on the Bledisloe Cup.
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Great Scott: Aussie winds back the clock in epic round
Adam Scott enters the final day of the Baycurrent Classic with a golden chance to convert recent strong form into his first win on the PGA Tour since 2020.
Forgotten Test quick sparks superb Shield fightback
A five-wicket haul from Jhye Richardson has created chaos and left Western Australia just 67 runs away from a comeback Sheffield Shield victory over Queensland.
Three found guilty of killing Aussie surfers in Mexico
Three men have been found guilty of murdering Australian brothers, Jake and Callum Robinson during a surfing trip in Mexico in 2024.
Kerr ankle injury as error-hit Matildas fall to Germany
With their eyes firmly set on the FIFA Women's World Cup, the Matildas received a reality check in a loss to a European powerhouse.
Trump says Russia to supply diesel to global markets
US President Donald Trump says Russia will supply diesel fuel to the global markets after a conversation with President Vladimir Putin.
Flydubai co-pilot likely radicalised in Australia: UAE
The UAE attorney general says there are signs an Omani pilot was drifting towards "extremism and terrorism" while he was studying in Australia in 2017.
‘Speechless’: rookie’s big Bathurst 1000 upset for pole
A day after becoming the fastest Gen3 racer, Supercars rookie Zach Bates snared another piece of Supercars history after claiming pole for the Bathurst 1000.
Over before it began: Perth Bears chief executive quits
Inaugural Perth Bears chief executive Anthony De Ceglie has quit less than 18 months into his tenure at the fledgling rugby league club.
Former ICC judge Navi Pillay wins Nobel Peace Prize
Navi Pillay, a former UN human rights chief and judge on the International Court of Justice, has won the Nobel Peace Prize.
SA on the brink as Victoria crumbles in Shield opener
Victoria are staring down the barrel of a Sheffield Shield rout after being put to the sword by two-time defending champions South Australia.
Maddinson return falls flat before Australia fightback
Australia have fought to 6-187 on the opening day of the first Test against South Africa, with Matt Renshaw and Pat Cummins saving the tourists' blushes.
‘Tears in their eyes’: Ponga proud to represent family
Kalyn Ponga is preparing for the international rugby league arena, grateful for a rule change that allows him to chase glory with New Zealand at the World Cup.
Treasurer swipes left on tax office credit card ban
Businesses owners will continue to be able to use their credit cards to pay the tax office until mid-2027, after Labor bowed to backlash from the sector.
Supercars rookie takes Bathurst 1000 provisional pole
Brodie Kostecki's bid for a historic fourth consecutive pole at the Bathurst 1000 has hit a speed bump after a Supercars rookie stunned the grid in qualifying.
Bulldogs sign Butters after contentious five-club deal
The Western Bulldogs have reeled in the biggest fish of the AFL trade period, with superstar Zak Butters crossing from Port Adelaide as a free agent.
Fort Hood shooter execution to be livestreamed: Hegseth
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth says the public will be able to watch the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan on December 3.
Masked man intrigue as Australia weigh up Test XI
Australia will wait until the toss to name their side to face South Africa, with the sight of Cooper Connolly leaving training in a mask adding more intrigue.
US won’t attack Iran before November election: Trump
The United States is having "productive discussions" with Iran and won't resume military strikes before the US midterm elections, President Donald Trump says.
Andrew search warrants quashed, UK police accept error
UK police who searched the properties of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and seized his property have agreed the search warrants were unlawful, a judge says.
Canadian writer Anne Carson wins Nobel literature prize
Canadian poet and writer Anne Carson has won the 2026 Nobel Prize in literature "for her bold and inventive oeuvre".
South Africa suffer huge blow ahead of Australia Test
South Africa's best bowler Kagiso Rabada has failed to overcome a hamstring injury in time for the first Test against Australia.
Accused Islamic State member back in the community
An accused terrorist supporter will not be allowed to use encrypted messaging apps as part of his strict bail conditions.
‘Insane’: child-abusing monk lauded by supporters
A head monk who betrayed the trust of six young girls and their families when he lured them away with lollies at his temple has been jailed.
Parramatta sign four-time champ Leniu to lead the line
Parramatta have officially unveiled new star signing Spencer Leniu, who will reunite with his former Panthers teammate Jarome Luai in blue and gold for 2027.
Cop’s gunshot intent questioned with victim wound photo
A jury will determine whether a gunshot wound to the head can prove former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon shot his ex-partner "execution-style".
Officials wash hands of divisive Labor election grants
Senior ministers are facing heat over the project selection process used to determine recipients in a $560 million grant scheme favouring Labor electorates.
‘Not about me’: Rennie prepares for Wallabies reunion
Dave Rennie has taken the high ground as the former Wallabies coach prepares to coach against them with the All Blacks in the opening Bledisloe Cup Test.
Bishop’s victims praised for bringing down powerful man
A Vatican investigator says the conviction and sentence of a powerful former bishop is a good result for the Indigenous victims he abused at boozy barbeques.
‘One of the greats’: Tupou signs off on Roosters career
The Sydney Roosters will be without dependable winger Daniel Tupou next season, after he confirmed he will retire with immediate effect.
Housing target slips further away as data centres boom
Australia's housing construction pipeline is the largest it's been, but headwinds are growing as the nation aims to build 1.2 million homes in five years.