Former college head wrongly touched junior doctors Australia's former medical college head was banned for 12 months after inappropriately touching junior doctors he supervised, a tribunal found. AAP · Oct 8
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. AAP · Oct 8
Behind the scenes of Aussie cricket's sandpaper scandal AAP's sports editor was in South Africa for Australia's tampering-marred 2018 tour, charting how the perfect storm erupted and what stood out in the aftermath. AAP · Oct 8
Firmus fizzles out: AI factory firm pulls $44b float The $7 billion stock exchange float of Bitcoin miner-turned data centre operator Firmus has been scrapped after investors questioned its lofty valuation. AAP · Oct 8
Concerns AI a shoulder to cry on for sexually exploited Artificial intelligence is in some cases more likely to hear about online sexual victimisation than teachers or police, new research shows. AAP · Oct 8
Child abuse material charges laid after tip-off from US A 28-year-old man is due to face court after being charged with allegedly possessing explicit material depicting real and animated children. AAP · Oct 8
Converted cottage ranked among world's best bars A former caretaker's quarters-turned-bar is rubbing shoulders with renowned institutions in New York, London and Paris in a list of the world's 50 best bars. AAP · Oct 8
'Nothing to prove': Kate Ceberano on touring near 60 Singer Kate Ceberano is in the middle of her Australian Made Encore Tour, a 30-date national run that is concluding right after her 60th birthday. AAP · Oct 8
'Sandpapergate' potential in book doesn't worry Cummins Usman Khawaja is likely to be the first player to write about 'sandpapergate' once his book is released, but Pat Cummins insists that won't be an issue. AAP · Oct 8
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. AAP · Oct 8
Greens hints state at 'crossroads' at party launch The Greens are gaining momentum as they unveil their Victorian election platform, pledging to tackle grocery prices and community safety. AAP · Oct 8
Australia's AI business opportunity lies with expansion One of Australia's major banks has told an inquiry that expanding AI models and data centres could create opportunities for local businesses to grow. AAP · Oct 8
Sydney rents fall despite fears of a post-budget spike Even though Labor's tax changes have pushed some investors out of the market, rental vacancy rates have climbed and price growth has eased across Australia. AAP · Oct 8
'Back in the fight': Oscar seeking Singapore slingshot McLaren's struggles have left Oscar Piastri out of contention for the F1 title but he's still hoping for a strong finish to the season, starting in Singapore. AAP · Oct 8
AAP · Oct 8 Clayton, Peirson lead Bulls' charge in Shield clash Jack Clayton missed out on a ton as Queensland withstood a shaky start and three rain delays to post 6-258 on day one of their Shield clash with WA.
AAP · Oct 8 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.
AAP · Oct 8 Taipans hold their nerve to beat Brisbane in NBL Jaylon Brown laid the foundation and Jack McVeigh provided the finishing touches as the Cairns Taipans beat the Brisbane Bullets by six points.
AAP · Oct 8 Aussie golfer looking to cook up some sweet revenge Australian golfer Min Woo Lee is only four shots off the pace after the opening round of the Baycurrent Classic in Japan, where a familiar foe leads the way.
AAP · Oct 8 Carpenter nails major award to cap off stellar season Ellie Carpenter has capped off an outstanding year for the Matildas and English side Chelsea by winning a major peer-voted award.
AAP · Oct 8 Tomic tumbles out as Italian proves his master in China Playing his first ATP 1000 event in seven years, Australia's Bernard Tomic has been brought crashing back down to earth at the Shanghai Masters.
AAP · Oct 8 Matildas coach backs Fowler's absence from friendlies Matildas coach Joe Montemurro supports Mary Fowler missing upcoming friendlies, and goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold understands it too.
AAP · Oct 8 Aussie rights activist held in notorious Vietnam jail The wife of an Australian human rights activist detained in Vietnam fears for his safety as the communist government continues a crackdown on dissidents.
AAP · Oct 8 All action as Jackson finally makes his Shield debut NSW paceman Bryce Jackson has celebrated his Sheffield Shield debut with three wickets as Tasmania blew a solid start in their season opener.
AAP · Oct 8 Two more charged with murder over house party bashing A total of 11 people have been charged with the murder of a 21-year-old man who suffered "significant head injuries" after a party erupted in violence.
AAP · Oct 8 High Court baulks at ex-Labor chief's defamation appeal The High Court has thrown out a defamation appeal bid by controversial MP Mark Latham against fellow lawmaker Alex Greenwich, ending a years-long legal battle.