Aussie 'green gold' to top world-famous cathedral An Australian gold miner has been selected to supply the yellow metal for the regilding of a nearly 330-year-old place of worship in a top global city. AAP · Sep 30
Ponga tears showed Newcastle's ultimate transformation Kalyn Ponga's commitment to Newcastle can never be questioned again, with the fullback on the verge of fulfilling the prophecy of being a long-awaited saviour. AAP · Sep 30
Water record-breaking start to short-course swim titles Australia's top swimmers have kicked off the national short-course championships in style, with records tumbling on the first night of finals in Sydney. AAP · Sep 29
Molineux out of ODI series as captaincy rotation looms Australia vice-captain Tahlia McGrath will lead the side in ODIs against Bangladesh, while Ashleigh Gardner could make history in the T20s against New Zealand. AAP · Sep 29
Antarctic blind spot emerges as major sea-level threat Australia could lead an international research mission to go where no ship has gone before: an enormous ice basin capable of raising global sea levels. AAP · Sep 29
Australia's unis make the grade on global leaderboard Six Australian universities have featured in the world's top 100, according to a prestigious list, swimming against a tide of broader educational decline. AAP · Sep 29
Greens issue call to arms as leadership loser hits out A rallying call from the new leader of the Greens has been tempered by unrest from the losing candidate and former deputy over the voting process. AAP · Sep 29
Rescue dog finds new home as koala protector-in-chief The search for Australia's next top koala detector is over as Bear, the four-legged conservation hero, hands over the reins for a hard-earned retirement. AAP · Sep 29
Neighbour allegedly murdered family members weeks apart A 32-year-old allegedly murdered a man who had come to sort out the estate of his relative, who police believe was killed by the same man a fortnight earlier. AAP · Sep 29
England, Spain cruise to easy wins in Nations League Barcelona teammates Lamine Yamal and Anthony Gordon both got on the scoresheets as Spain and England secured comfortable wins in the UEFA Nations League. AAP · Sep 29
Art show gives the mudskipper its moment in the sun The contemporary art scene has never paid much attention to the humble mudskipper, until Justene Williams, who shows that art is where you find it. AAP · Sep 29
'He had a future': mum's pain over alleged botched hit A student killed in a suspected mistaken identity shooting was "not simply a victim", his mother says, as three people face court charged over his murder. AAP · Sep 29
'Going to get tough': rate increase to hit hospitality Restaurants across the nation are bracing for falls in customer traffic after another interest rate rise, amid expectations consumers will cut back on spending. AAP · Sep 29
'They've had time': warning on AI self regulation AI companies have had ample time to police themselves and now the days of self-regulation are over, the eSafety Commissioner is warning. AAP · Sep 29
AAP · Sep 29 RBA blushes spared: inflation rise vindicates rate hike A November rate rise is still on the cards for the Reserve Bank, even after a slightly softer-than-expected underlying inflation outcome in August.
AAP · Sep 29 How 'half decent' Socceroos have caught our attention Going toe-to-toe with a fired-up Brazil on home soil has turned Australian heads as the Asian Cup-bound Socceroos add strings to their bow.
AAP · Sep 29 Ink and paint to the fore as Knights fans dare to dream Knights players are embracing the love from their city as Newcastle's fans turn to paint and ink to show their support for Justin Holbrook's side.
AAP · Sep 29 Inner-city terrace dissected in officer's murder trial How investigators established the movements of Beau Lamarre-Condon and his two alleged victims has become the major focus of the officer's trial.
AAP · Sep 29 Tug of war for Toia ramps up ahead of World Cup Robert Toia, Jojo Fifita and David Fifita have told Tonga coach Kristian Woolf that they are available for the World Cup but Australia are circling.
AAP · Sep 29 Labor golf grants earn fresh criticism as hearings loom A golf club in the prime minister's electorate received several invite-only federal grants before a fresh $6 million to redevelop its clubhouse and grounds.
AAP · Sep 29 Rabbitoh legend seeks to break 71-year title drought Sam Burgess ended a long drought when he won the NRL grand final as a player with South Sydney, now he aims do the same in England as a coach with Warrington.
AAP · Sep 29 Tino bounces into Kangaroos with third Titans top gong Gold Coast prop Tino Fa'asuamaleaui has won the Paul Broughton Medal with a brave and brilliant finish to the season after the death of his father.
AAP · Sep 29 Socceroos bring out Brazil's best in fiery rematch The Socceroos have again pushed heavyweights Brazil to the limit in a 4-2 loss in Brisbane that featured wonder strikes and plenty of fire.
AAP · Sep 29 Tasmania Devils unveil top teenagers as first signings Eight teenagers, including a highly fancied Western Australian youngster, have become the Tasmania Devils' maiden AFL signings.
AAP · Sep 29 Middle East or money-wasters: inflation mud-fight grows Labor and the coalition are duelling over why Australians now have to fork out more on their mortgages every month.